
We hope to provide a warm, friendly home, of high quality and comfort in both accommodation and service.
It is intended that all residents will retain their independence, individuality and self esteem, within the framework of order and security.
Located at the top of a hill, all the services come to us.
The accommodation will generally exceed minimum requirements. Residents will be encouraged to bring their own furniture and processions to supplement or replace the furniture provided. Thus enabling a physical link with their home to be maintained.

Our chef home cooks all the food and attention is given to individual tastes and diets, medical, religious or ethical. We are aware of the necessity of providing a balanced diet for all of these groups.
The emphasis will be upon a family environment and each resident should
feel that they have someone to turn to and confide in, in any situation,
either with staff or management. Along with their general care this is the
most important role the staff have to play and they are carefully selected
to meet both the physical and mental needs of the individual.
A balance will be maintained between the autonomy and individual rights
of the residents and a need for a certain amount of routine and security.
Privacy will be respected and the expression of views and opinions welcomed.
There will be access to external advice for those who find it difficult to make their preferences known.
The management will pay particular attention to the backgrounds of the resident, as this awareness is essential in preserving their identity.
Recognition of past qualities is important in achieving a high level of morale and it is important to enable residents to achieve their full potential. With encouragement from the staff it is hoped that a normal social life will be available. Facilities will be provided, where possible including transport to outside functions.

We have an open house policy and welcome all visitors at any time. We do ask everyone to sign our visitors’ book on entering and leaving the house. This enables us to comply with current regulations.
All residents will be encouraged and assisted to maintain contacts outside the home. Family and friends will be welcome at any reasonable time and catered for if required, but their visits will be carefully considered. If it is felt that they are not in the residents’ best interest, the advice of the Social Services and Registration will actively be sought in these and other difficult circumstances
Health care and hygiene are of paramount importance for the well being and comfort of the residents The residents will have full access to the normal health and community services available to the public and close contact will be maintained with all the local General Practitioners
The Owners, Manager and a rota of employees will provide care of both emotional and personal needs of the individual. Guidance of the Registration Authority will be sought whenever necessary to complete a comprehensive service.