Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff enjoy approachable management, rewarding resident connections and strong safety monitoring, but staffing lacks retention and activities are basic."
The registered manager monitored and analysed accidents, incidents and safeguarding concerns to aid learning and reduce the risk of them happening again. Medicines management was audited regularly with systems in place for investigating any potential medicine errors.
Staff told us that although there had been busy and emotionally difficult times due to COVID-19, they always enjoyed their contact and close connections with people living at the service. One staff member said, 'Seeing our residents achieve is so rewarding.'
Staffing levels were safe and the option to increase staffing in specific circumstances was considered, for example if specific increased support was required.
Staff told us they were satisfied with the training they received. One member of staff explained, 'There is so much training available.' Another said, 'During your induction and probation you are well supported'
Staff told us they felt listened to and that the registered manager was approachable. A staff member said, 'There is an open door approach and [registered manager's name] is always there to speak to.'
People were offered opportunities to engage in social activities. This promoted community engagement for people. People were encouraged to pursue activities that interested them. For example, one person had a keen interest in rugby, so staff organised going to matches.
Staffing is safe and covers shifts but nothing special, with no info on low agency use or staff sticking around long-term.
Staffing levels were safe and the option to increase staffing in specific circumstances was considered
Some community outings and cooking activities but no dedicated coordinator or special programmes to mix up the daily routine.
People were offered opportunities to engage in social activities. This promoted community engagement for people.
Plenty of training including induction but no specialist courses or funded qualifications for working with learning disabilities.
Staff told us they were satisfied with the training they received. One member of staff explained, 'There is so much training available.'
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Last inspected: September 2021
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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