Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Staff feel proud, supported and well-trained, although no dedicated activities coordinator means outings rely on fitting around personal care."
Safe recruitment practices were followed... Staff had the knowledge and confidence to identify safeguarding concerns... People's medicines were stored and administered safely.
Staff were enthusiastic and keen to talk about their role. Staff were proud of the service and their work. Staff told us, 'It's a great place,' and 'I love it here.'
Staff told us they were happy with the staffing levels. Staffing rotas for the past two weeks demonstrated that the staffing was sufficient to meet the needs of people using the service.
Staff training records confirmed that the training was up to date. As well as providing all training required by legislation, the service provided training focussed on the needs of the people using the service. For example, staff were trained in de-escalation intervention techniques.
Staff were proud of the service and their work. They felt supported within their roles and held the management team in high regard.
People had a range of activities they could be involved in to allow them to lead as full a life as possible. Staff told us that [Name] is supported to attend the gym, go swimming and horse riding.
No dedicated activities coordinator or named specialist programmes, so the role relies on staff fitting community outings around personal care.
People had a range of activities they could be involved in... gym, go swimming and horse riding... Staff told us that they liked the people's company.
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Last inspected: August 2018
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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