Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel supported with strong teamwork and innovative programmes, but inaccurate cream records and failure to always share safeguarding concerns externally need attention."
Staff understood how to recognise poor care and abuse. Staff worked with people in identifying risks... Risks were assessed, monitored and regularly reviewed.
Staff felt supported, appreciated and spoke positively about teamwork. A staff member told us, "It's ok to say I can't do that. There's always somebody behind you, supporting you."
Staff told us staffing levels were good and people were well supported. We observed people receiving care and support in a timely way, staff having time to sit and talk with people.
Per 2018 comprehensive inspection: Staff had regular supervision meetings and annual appraisal meetings with the registered manager. Staff were trained in a system of positive behaviour management, accredited by a respected learning disability organisation.
Staff told us they were confident to share views and ideas and felt listened to. A staff member told us, "The registered manager's door is always open. We have an ideas folder and recently we had an Indian food day which everybody enjoyed."
Per 2018 comprehensive inspection: Technology had been used in an innovative way... 'recording buttons' were used to help people get the information they needed. Braille cookery books had been created to ensure that this information was accessible.
Records for putting on skin creams were sometimes not filled in properly.
The administration of topical creams had not always been recorded accurately.
Details of safeguarding concerns were not always passed on to outside agencies.
Information had not always been shared with external organisations.
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Last inspected: June 2023
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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