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Rockliffe Avenue, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire WD4 8DR.
Housing with support.
Abbeyfield's Garrad House is a supported sheltered house in Hertfordshire for older people who would like to share a home with others whilst maintaining their independence. It is a happy home for people who would like their meals cooked and their home maintained for them.
Residents get up when they like and get their own breakfast; cereals etc are provided by the Housekeeper; it is easy to make hot drinks at any time of day, and most residents provide a small fridge in the room for milk and fresh fruit etc. Residents meet together at other meal times; food at Garrad House is home-cooking, prepared by the staff on the premises. We take account of medical diets and birthdays and other festivities. Occasional outings and entertainment are arranged, and coffee mornings for any who wish to attend. There is also a garden for walking and exercise, or just lazing in the sunshine (when available!) Frequent visits from friends and families are welcome at any convenient time. A guest may join the residents for a meal at a very reasonable cost.
Garrad House does not employ care staff, but residents may buy in help with bathing and there is a specially equipped bathroom available.
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Northfield Court, Pollards Way, Taunton, Somerset TA1 1AD.
Housing with support.
Each flat has a walk-in shower room, a good size sitting room and kitchenette, and ample storage cupboards. Residents share morning coffee, lunch and high tea in the elegant lounge/dining area. Breakfast items are supplied. All this, along with support from the Committee and Housekeepers, comes within the rent charged.
Northfield Court is brand new and is an absolute 'jewel' in the Abbeyfield Crown. The town centre and doctors surgery are very close.
Visit www.tauntonabbeyfield.co.uk
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12-14 Middleway, Taunton, Somerset TA1 3QH.
Housing with support.
Visit www.tauntonabbeyfield.co.uk
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15 Berrow Road, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset TA8 2EX.
Housing with support.
Woodlands is located within a high quality residential area next to a relaxed seaside town with a significant retired population.
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Windsor End, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9 2JW.
Care home.
Bradbury House is a care home for 41 elderly residents, within our registration category we are able to care for the frail elderly including those with visual, hearing, sensory and mobility impairments; Parkinson’s disease, and diabetes; subject to a full care needs assessment prior to acceptance onto our waiting list. The Home is registered by the Care Quality Commission (C.Q.C.).
This purpose built-house is situated in a peaceful location in Old Beaconsfield. It is within walking distance of the Old Town centre and local shops.
Bradbury House has its own attractive landscaped garden, with numerous pathways providing wheelchair access to all garden facilities, such as the summerhouse, patio, pond and Activity Centre.
Bradbury House was conceived in 1988 because of a strongly felt local need for a care home in which people could spend the rest of their lives. It was built through the faith and vision of a group of local people drawn from the local churches. A total of £2.1 million was raised in gifts, loans and by fundraising efforts.
We offer a wide range of activities at Bradbury House in our new dedicated Activity Centre. This is for residents living at Bradbury House and Day Care residents who can use the centre Mon-Fri 10am-4pm (at a Charge) few have regular weekly events to entertainers, for which there is generally no charge.
We have regular sessions of art, craft, gentle exercises and every Tuesday and Thursday afternoons we have activities such as: quizes, musical bingo, treasure hunts, board games, exploring reminiscence articles, sing-a-long, desert island discs, gardening, flower arranging, musical appreciation and cooking.
We also go out to garden centres and stately homes for the afternoon.
We try to offer a theatre visit once every two months. We have been to the ballet, local theatre productions and the opera. (There is an extra charge for this)
We have entertainers to visit occasionally, amongst whom have been magicians, The Scouts, playgroups, an animal trainer, theatre companies, story tellers, flamenco dancers, Trefoil Guild members, barber shop groups, choirs and many more.
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Manor Road, Brackley, Northamptonshire NN13 6AJ.
Housing with support.
At an Abbeyfield house, our residents have the privacy of their own accommodation, combined with the companionship of others and the security and support of the dedicated house staff. We welcome applications from all sections of the community. Our residents enjoy home-cooked meals together every day. The charges are fully inclusive of food, cooking, utility bills and council tax.
Many residents are eligible for Housing Benefit and other financial support to help towards the monthly cost. Abbeyfield is affordable to all and our staff can help advise you about this. Contact the Area Housing Manager (details above) for information about the monthly costs at this house and about the financial support that may be available.
For over 50 years, Abbeyfield has been guided by the shared beliefs that older people have an important role to play amongst their family, their friends and in their communities, and that overcoming loneliness and insecurity can significantly increase an older person’s wellbeing, sense of security and quality of life.
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Fitzgerald Road, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12 1EN.
Care home.
Highlands is a pleasant old family house in Woodbridge, Suffolk, overlooking the River Deben. The house was acquired by a local not for profit registered charity, and converted for residential care use in 1982. It provides comfortable modern accommodation with specialised care facilities for 24 residents.
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35 Sutton Close, Quorn, Loughborough, Leicestershire LE12 8GA.
Housing with support, Extra care housing.
We are a purpose built house, suitable for even the less mobile. We provide meals, cleaning and other services to enable you to enjoy your well earned retirement in peace and security.
At an Abbeyfield house, our residents have the privacy of their own accommodation, combined with the companionship of others and the security and support of the dedicated house staff. We welcome applications from all sections of the community. Our residents enjoy home-cooked meals together every day. The charges are fully inclusive of food, cooking, utility bills and council tax.
Many residents are eligible for Housing Benefit and other financial support to help towards the monthly cost. Abbeyfield is affordable to all and our staff can help advise you about this. Contact the Area Housing Manager (details above) for information about the monthly costs at this house and about the financial support that may be available.
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147 Lent Rise Road, Burnham, Slough, Buckinghamshire SL1 7BN.
Care home.
Nicholas House is a purpose built care home (completed in November 2011) and finished to the highest standard.
It offers a safe secure home for up to 30 elderly residents who may also be suffering from dementia.
There are specialist baths and wet rooms, two large lounge areas, a large bright dining room, two conservatory areas and a lovely enclosed garden.
Fees include all personal care, laundry and good wholesome food. We are staffed 24 hours a day by a well-trained and motivated team.
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700 Mansfield Road, Sherwood, Nottingham NG5 3FW.
Care home.
Sycamore House is a purpose built residential home, with a warm and friendly atmosphere. Situated on the main road, approximately two miles north of the city centre, it is well served by public transport and is close to plenty of local shops including banks, a post office, chemists and a supermarket, as well as community facilities and churches. The home has ample parking.
We have 31 registered places and cater for the needs of both male and female residents over the age of 65. Care is provided for older people who may experience hearing or visual impairment, and for people who experience difficulties associated with frailty and conditions such as Parkinson's disease or Stroke. Those who feel lonely will find safety and comfort from the friendly atmosphere of the home and companionship from the other residents.
Accommodation is provided over three floors and two lifts provide access to all levels. All areas of the home are accessible to those who have limited or restricted mobility. Ramps at the front and rear of the building provide wheelchair access.
Meal times are relaxed and unhurried. There is a varied and appealing menu, offering a high standard of meals. Breakfast is served to residents in their rooms, allowing a relaxed and informal start to the day. Lunch and tea are served in the very pleasant light and airy dinging room and a light supper is served in the evening.
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