Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Strong leadership and a supportive culture with innovative activities and up-to-date training, although details on staff retention are lacking."
There were procedures in place to protect people from the risk of abuse... Safe systems for the management of medicines... Accidents and incidents were monitored to see if lessons could be learned.
Staff enjoyed working at the service and felt well supported. A staff member said, 'Supervision is every two months. Everyone is really welcoming, we can talk to anyone.'
The service made sure there were sufficient numbers of suitable staff to support people. Staff spoke positively about staffing levels and said they had time to provide safe and caring support.
Staff had training in subjects specific to their role, for example, supporting people with autism and learning disabilities. Staff training, supervision and appraisals were up to date.
The service was well-led by a registered manager and deputy who provided a positive role model to staff. Relatives told us the management team were approachable and accessible.
The service had introduced a new model of practice called 'Active Support'... supported people to enjoy a range of activities... horse riding, swimming, trampolining... community interactions.
Staff numbers meet needs with one-to-one care, but no details on how many staff stay long-term or if agency workers are used.
The service made sure there were sufficient numbers of suitable staff... 'There is enough staff around, people are definitely getting their one to one's.'
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Last inspected: September 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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