Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Excellent teamwork and a supportive approachable manager, but occasional agency staff for sickness and no funded qualifications hold it back."
Medicines were stored safely and given as prescribed… Clear records were maintained… Incidents and accidents were reviewed to identify learning and ensure that lessons were learnt.
A member of staff told us, “The manager has worked hard to improve the home. There is excellent team work now… The manager is very supportive.” Another told us, “I love it here, the manager is honest and fair… approachable.”
Staff told us, “There is enough staff, the manager makes sure there is enough ….we can do our job properly.” There was some agency use to cover staff sickness but the service used a regular team.
Training was provided to staff to ensure that they had the skills that they needed to support people safely. One member of staff told us, “My most recent training has been dementia training, a course on dehydration and a course on diabetics.”
Staff told us that the registered manager was approachable and visible. They said that they had confidence that if issues were raised, they would be actioned.
Regular activities were provided which people enjoyed… External groups such as entertainers and school groups visited. The activity organiser was proactive… crafts, therapy dogs, music sessions, preschool group, dementia choir, minibus trips.
Enough staff to get the job done but they use agency workers sometimes for sick leave.
There was some agency use to cover staff sickness but the service used a regular team to cover shortfalls.
Staff get induction and trainings on dementia and diabetes but no funded qualifications or career progression paths.
Staff attended an induction when they joined the team and had access to relevant ongoing training. One member of staff told us, “My most recent training has been dementia training, a course on dehydration and a course on diabetics.”
Activities organiser runs regular events, outings and group visits but no specialist therapeutic programmes.
Regular activities were provided which people enjoyed, and there was a good level of participation. External groups such as entertainers and school groups visited the service.
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Last inspected: May 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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