Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Strong training with regular supervision and varied activities, but no permanent manager and an out-of-date medicine hold it back."
Overall medicines managed safely but one out-of-date medicine found and laxative protocol missing until printed during visit.
Staff reported the service was well-led, with management being approachable; staff felt confident in speaking up and raising concerns.
Enough staff were deployed to meet people’s needs and support them to complete activities safely. Relatives confirmed staffing levels were appropriate.
The service had a developmental learning manager who designed and facilitated tiered training in learning disability and autism; staff training up to date with regular supervision.
The location did not currently have a registered manager, and the nominated individual (NI) was currently completing this role.
People supported with varied activities including bowling, cycling, swimming, public transport, restaurants, learning hub and potting shed.
No permanent manager in place, so leadership oversight comes from cover role.
The location did not currently have a registered manager, and the nominated individual (NI) was currently completing this role.
One out-of-date medicine found, showing gaps in medication checks.
we did find one medicine which was out of date.
Staffing is enough for needs and activities but no details on retention or agency use.
Enough staff were deployed to meet people’s needs and support them to complete activities safely.
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Last inspected: November 2024
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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