Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff praised supportive managers and felt part of a stable trained team, but no permanent manager yet and no dedicated activities coordinator hold it back."
Staff had received training on recognising and reporting abuse... Medicines were stored safely, and records were completed accurately.
A staff member said, 'The line manager and the managers keep on having listening ears as this how we can keep on improving the service...'
The registered manager told us the home had no vacancies and the staff team were committed to the service provided.
Staff received the appropriate training for their roles. This included positive behaviour support, supporting Autistic people and people with a learning disability.
Staff were positive about their leadership. A staff member said, 'The line manager and the managers keep on having listening ears... the team as well is an important stakeholder...'
People attended day centres, went for walks, and went swimming and to the theatre, went on holiday and also enjoyed time at home playing games. Another person was part of a Lego building programme at the library.
No permanent manager yet, the owner is filling in while recruiting one.
The registered manager was also the provider and were recruiting for a new manager at the service.
No dedicated activities coordinator or specialist programmes, just a variety of community outings and hobbies.
People were supported to access the community and to join in with activities and days out in their local area.
Staff numbers are enough for needs but extra cover is arranged for special activities or evenings out.
A staff member said, 'We do have enough staff to support the people we support. If there are any additions, cover needed will be provided...'
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Last inspected: August 2023
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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