Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel supported in an open culture with regular supervision and training, but agency workers fill rota gaps and activities lack a dedicated coordinator."
People were supported to stay safe, risks were assessed, monitored and reviewed. Medicines were managed safely, and staff were competency checked.
There was an open and inclusive culture in the service. Staff fed back positivity about the support they received. Staff felt able to contribute their thoughts and views.
There were enough staff to meet people's needs... Agency staff were used to fill any gaps in the rotas, the same agency staff were used where possible for continuity.
Staff received training in areas such as epilepsy, equality and diversity, fire safety... Staff were regularly competency assessed and observed to check their practice.
The registered manager encouraged staff and other individuals to feedback what could change so the service could improve. Staff had regular supervision and meetings.
People took part in various activities and outings. For example, trips to the beach... art project... events around Halloween, Christmas... Chinese New Year.
Staffing is adequate but they use agency workers sometimes to fill gaps in the rota.
Agency staff were used to fill any gaps in the rotas, the same agency staff were used where possible for continuity.
Activities are varied outings and themed events run by staff, with no dedicated coordinator or specialist programmes.
People took part in various activities and outings... trips to the beach... events around Halloween, Christmas... Staff were invited to add suggestions to a poster of activity ideas.
AI Generated
Last inspected: March 2020
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
Direct feedback from current and former employees

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