Moultrie Road Nursing Home

• DE21 6AX, 761 miles from this service
• Tag: Nursing and residential care

Derwent Lodge is a 16-bed single-level building for male and female clients. It provides a welcoming, clean and comfortable environment with facilities that support recovery and increasing independence. Residents have own bedroom with en-suite wet room. There are communal kitchens, bathrooms with baths & various living and dining areas. There is a home kitchen and laundry, but people are supported to use the independent facilities as much as they are able. Every room has a ‘nurse call button’ and there are call points throughout the home. We encourage people to make their rooms their own with personal items and choices about décor. Derwent Lodge is close to the centre of Derby in the residential area of Chaddesden. There are small local shops a short walk away and numerous buses into the city center, providing ready access to the beautiful towns and countryside of Derbyshire and the Peak District. There are also bus services to Chaddesden centre with its shops, pubs and large park. Rated Good By CQC

• BA5 1QH, 800 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

Keward House is a supported housing service for people aged 18 years and above, who are living with a mental illness and have low-to-medium needs. It has 19 rooms divided into four suites, each with communal kitchens, bathroom and lounge areas within one large building. The service provides housing-related support to people who are at risk of not accessing or sustaining a home because of their mental health, vulnerability and/or a history of housing related problems. People can stay in the service for up to two years. The aim is to move people on to lead more independent lives in their own accommodation. If residents require additional support that isn’t housing related they will be signposted to appropriate services. Staff are based in an office on site. There is an out-of-hours on call service

• BA5 2EQ, 800 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

Burcott Road is a supported housing service for people aged 18 years and over, who are living with a mental illness, and have low-level needs. It consists of six self-contained flats with residence parking facilities and a communal garden. The service provides housing related support to people who are at risk of not accessing or sustaining a home because of their mental health, vulnerability and/or a history of housing related problems. People can stay in the service for up to two years. The aim is to move people on to lead more independent lives in their own accommodation. If residents require additional support that isn’t housing related they will be signposted to appropriate services. While there is no staff office onsite, a floating support service is offered. There is an out-of-hours on call service.

• B45 9NU, 1232 miles from this service
• Tag: Nursing and residential care

We provide support to six people, over 24 hours a day, seven days a week with varying degrees of support. All our residents work towards outcomes based on the recovery star. Service users link in with the community as well as our own support staff to encourage an inclusion-type approach towards recovery. We also maintain good communication links with other professionals involved within the care plan to provide a holistic support approach for each individual service user. The building is two semi-detached properties joined together. Unfortunately, It is not suitable for people with mobility problems.

• BA12 8RB, 1347 miles from this service
• Tag: Nursing and residential care

At The Mead we believe that anyone who suffers from mental illness has the opportunity to live life to the full. The Mead offers 24-hour support, so there are always trained staff on hand to support residents and deal with any problems that might arise. Each resident has a ‘key worker’ who takes a special interest in their wellbeing, supporting them in what they wish to achieve while living at the home. This could include taking a college course, improving daily-living skills, working towards managing their own medication, or working to improve self-confidence. Staff work in a person-centred way to support each resident to achieve their goals. The service aims to support residents to become independent and move on to either a lower level support service or their own accommodation.

• HA1 1NS, 1376 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

Seven bed supported housing service with low to medium support level for people with a mental health diagnosis. Tenants pay rent, self-medicate, cook for themselves and work towards moving back into the community. Tenants develop their independent living skills, enhance their activities in the community and receive one-to-one support in a safe and encouraging environment. Tenants engage with group meetings, activities in the house and the support offered is service user led and tailored to the individual needs of each person.

• NN3 2JS, 1385 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

Lindsay House is a 17 bed supported living service registered under CQC. Lindsay House provides support to individuals with a primary mental health diagnosis.

• SP1 1LP, 1399 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

Sydney House is a low to medium supported housing scheme for adults with mental health issues. Service users receive up to 12 hours of support a week from MHRW’s with the view to moving independently into the community. Furthermore, they work towards goals during their two-year licence agreement in order to support their move on. Between six and twelve weeks of outreach support at two hours a week is offered where needed when they leave. Eight service users have their own rooms, one has an independent flat attached to the property. Large communal areas are shared as well as a large garden for activities.

• SP2 7EJ, 1399 miles from this service
• Tag: Nursing and residential care

44 Wilton Road is a CQC regulated registered residential home in Salisbury, its location is quiet but close to local amenities. The home can accommodate up to eight clients and is designed for people who have experienced long-term mental illness and require round-the-clock support. We aim to provide a welcoming, safe, non-judgemental environment which is conducive to the personal growth and wellbeing of our residents. Our holistic way of working consider all aspects of residents lives, rather than focusing solely on their diagnosis. We work collaboratively with agencies and services in the community and involve the resident in a recovery model approach. This involves the use of regularly reviewed support plans tailored to personal needs and wishes.