Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Staff feel valued in a caring culture with strong safety and sufficient familiar staffing, although training lacks career development and activities miss specialist programmes."
The registered manager and staff worked closely and transparently with partner agencies to ensure people were protected from harm or abuse. The registered manager reviewed their processes to check they continuously maintained people's safety, including risks linked to choking and malnutrition.
One staff member asserted, '[The management team] actively seek our advice and ideas. It really makes me feel a part of the team and my input matters.' A visiting professional told us, 'I'm here all the time and, without exception, I see how caring the staff are.'
The registered manager ensured staffing levels were sufficient to support people in a timely way. There was consistent use of staff familiar with people's needs... A staff member added, 'The best thing about working here is having the time to sit and talk with the residents.'
Staff files contained sufficient evidence to demonstrate appropriate staff were recruited, inducted and trained to support vulnerable people safely. Staff confirmed they had regular training and 'we are regularly observed and assessed to check we are competent.'
The registered manager had created clear lines of communication for staff to understand their responsibilities in retaining people's safety and wellbeing. They sought feedback from staff, external professionals, people and their relatives about care delivery and service development.
Per 2020 comprehensive inspection: The service had an extensive programme of resident led activities... Various games, crafts and therapies were offered, and activities were well attended. There were regular visits to the service from entertainers and church representatives.
Staff get regular training and check-ups but no funded qualifications or career development mentioned.
Staff confirmed they had regular training and "we are regularly observed and assessed to check we are competent."
Activities are regular with games, crafts, outings and entertainers but no specialist programmes or coordinator.
Per 2020 comprehensive inspection: The service had an extensive programme of resident led activities... Various games, crafts and therapies were offered... regular visits from entertainers and church representatives.
Staffing is sufficient with familiar staff and time to chat but no details on low agency use or staff staying long-term.
The registered manager ensured staffing levels were sufficient to support people in a timely way. There was consistent use of staff familiar with people's needs.
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Last inspected: January 2024
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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