Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Staff feel supported by approachable managers with good training and a friendly team culture, although staff retention is unclear and activities lack a dedicated coordinator."
Procedures were in place to protect people from harm. Staff had received training and knew how to safeguard people from abuse. ... people's medicines were stored and managed safely... no errors had occurred... Accident and incident records were completed. A system was in place to analyse the records.
A staff member told us the home was, 'A nice place to work,' ... The deputy manager told us, 'The best thing is the team work and the friendly atmosphere.' Staff spoke positively about their managers.
On the day of our visit there were enough staff on duty to support people safely. A staff member said, 'There is always enough of us to keep everyone safe, we provide safe care.'
Staff completed the training they needed to be effective in their roles. This included training to support them to work with people with learning disabilities. The staff also had opportunities to complete additional qualifications, such as social care diplomas. Staff received regular one to one supervision.
Staff spoke positively about their managers and told us they enjoyed working at the home. One said, 'I feel very supported and managers are very approachable.' The registered manager was a visible presence and worked alongside staff.
People were supported to pursue their hobbies and interests. There was a range of social activities provided... some people went to local theme park... colouring pictures and listening to music... attend a local college... day centre... flower arranging and dancing... go on holiday.
Staffing levels are enough to keep care safe, but no details on staff staying long-term or using agency workers.
On the day of our visit there were enough staff on duty to support people safely. A staff member said, 'There is always enough of us to keep everyone safe, we provide safe care.'
Varied activities like outings, college, and hobbies keep things interesting, but no dedicated activities coordinator or specialist programmes.
People were supported to pursue their hobbies and interests. There was a range of social activities provided that met people's individual needs. On the day of our visit some people went to local theme park... attend a local college and others attended a day centre.
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Last inspected: November 2017
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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