Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Effective training and a positive culture, but adequate staffing without stable teams and basic activities hold it back."
Staff were aware of the risk of abuse, the signs to look out for, and how to report any concerns should they have any. They were confident the provider would manage any safeguarding concerns effectively.
There was a good culture within the staff team, and staff worked in line with the providers values.
There were sufficient numbers of suitable staff to support people safely according to their needs.
Staff completed mandatory training such as safeguarding, as well as training specific to people's individual needs, such as epilepsy and autism. The registered manager had an effective system to monitor that staff training and competency checks were up to date.
The registered manager worked together with the staff team to deliver high quality care. The management team had an 'open door' policy and regular team meetings and supervisions to engage with staff.
Some people were supported to access day projects where they could do an array of activities such as arts and crafts and cooking. Other people regularly went shopping, to the cinema or swimming.
Staff numbers are enough for safety but nothing special with no mention of stable teams or minimal agency use.
There were sufficient numbers of suitable staff to support people safely according to their needs.
Activities are regular but basic like arts, crafts, shopping and swimming with no dedicated coordinator or specialist programmes.
Some people were supported to access day projects where they could do an array of activities such as arts and crafts and cooking. Other people regularly went shopping, to the cinema or swimming.
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Last inspected: June 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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