Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Supportive and approachable management fosters a positive culture with bespoke training, although staff sometimes work extra shifts to cover absences and activities lack specialist programmes."
There was a new electronic medicines management system in place and medicines were safely administered and as prescribed. The provider had assessed and effectively managed risks to people's safety and wellbeing.
The registered manager promoted a positive culture that was open inclusive and empowering that achieved good outcomes for people.
There were sufficient numbers of suitable staff to support people safely. Staff told us their workload was manageable.
The service had recently appointed a training coordinator. Their role would be to deliver face to face training with staff, which was bespoke to the people living at the service.
Staff told us they felt the registered manager was good, supportive, and approachable and felt able to raise any concerns with them.
The service had a designated activities coordinator, whose role it was to identify suitable activities for people... trips out.
Staffing is adequate and workloads manageable, but staff sometimes work extra shifts to cover sickness and leave.
staff will work extra hours or work extra shifts to cover sickness and annual leave to avoid the home being short staffed although this is not often required.
There is an activities coordinator with trips and organised events, but no specialist programmes to make the role more creative and varied.
designated activities coordinator... organised programme of activities... trips out.
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Last inspected: April 2018
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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