Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff receive plenty of training and feel well supported as a team, but staffing is just adequate and the manager splits time between two homes."
Systems were in place to protect people from abuse. Risk assessments accurately identified risks. Medicines were managed safely and incidents analysed monthly to prevent re-occurrence.
One staff member commented, 'We [staff] are well supported, we work well as a team.' Staff said they felt well-supported.
There were enough staff deployed to support people safely. Staffing levels were determined by the number of people using the service and their needs.
Staff comments included, 'There are loads of training opportunities', 'I'm doing a leadership course' and 'We do face-to-face and e-learning training.' Staff received regular supervision and appraisal.
Staff and people said they were supported. They were positive about the registered manager. They all told us the registered manager was approachable and they were listened to.
People took part in a range of activities based on their interests including baking, walking, arts and crafts, knitting, horse riding, bingo and painting plus community outings like shopping, park visits, meals out, discos, bowling, cinema and holidays.
Staffing is adequate for safe care but nothing special with no details on team retention or agency use.
There were enough staff deployed to support people safely.
The manager splits time between two homes so is not always on site for hands-on support.
The registered manager was not always present at the home, as they were registered for two locations.
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Last inspected: April 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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