Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel supported with good training and safety practices, but no activities programme means mostly routine personal care."
Procedures were in place to record safeguarding concerns, accidents and incidents and take necessary action as required. Staff had received safeguarding training and understood their responsibilities to report unsafe care or abusive practices.
Staff told us they felt supported by their registered manager. Staff we spoke with understood the importance of high standards of care to give people meaningful lives.
We looked at the staffing levels across all service's within the Phoenix Centre. We found they continued to ensure there were sufficient numbers of staff available to meet people's needs.
Staff had achieved or were working towards national care qualifications. In addition, staff completed the service's mandatory training including health and safety, diabetes awareness, moving and handling people, safeguarding adults and end of life care.
Staff told us they were able to contribute to the way their service operated through staff meetings, supervisions and daily handovers. They told us they felt supported by their registered manager.
People staying at the Centre were housed on the ground floor and had access to communal areas including a lounge, kitchen dining room and a craft room.
No activities programme or coordinator, so the role is mostly routine personal care.
No structured activities, engagement programmes, or activities coordinator mentioned.
Staffing is adequate but nothing special, no details on retention, agency use, or easy workloads for staff.
sufficient numbers of staff available to meet people's needs.
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Last inspected: January 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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