Our services are purpose-built care facilities with an emphasis on home and community. There are areas to socialise and partake in activities that you can select from a schedule, plus there are areas to dine communally, should you wish, alternatively you can dine in your own room.

We always extend a warm welcome to visitors and hope that we become an extension of your family as much as you become a part of the Shaw family. We also offer day care and respite at our services.

During the emotionally difficult scenarios that accompany end of life/palliative care, we focus on making the individual as comfortable while supporting the family and loved ones.

We care for those with dementia on an individual basis. A person’s experiences, feelings and values are unique and an individual dealing with dementia can feel a range of emotions that are personally challenging. We seek to provide continuity and a sense of belonging to make our care homes feel like the individuals’ home; by engaging with the individuals’ family, we use sensory stimulation to evoke reminiscence and recollection of life events which can make residents feel of value and contented. Dementia care is supplemented by frequent assessments to ensure the correct level of care is provided.

All care workers are specifically trained and will have achieved recognised dementia qualifications which equips them with the skills to provide enhanced care. Qualified nurses attend training to ensure all professional requirements are met. We regularly monitor our employees’ skill levels and provide supplementary training to ensure we are delivering the best quality of care.

Extra care is also referred to “assisted living” and is typically associated with a specific site of self -contained apartments.

Tenants have their own front door within a facility and have access to communal facilities such as dining, living and entertainment areas.

If care or support is required, then it can be purchased as required based on your specific needs. Typically, this could include tasks such as:

• Personal support – managing medication, washing, cooking, eating, transport and mobility.
• Financial care – budgeting, bills, tenancy and subscriptions.
• Property care - cleaning, laundry and maintenance.

We offer our same person-centred approach to residential care and create a care plan accordingly with individuals and their families.

We provide person-centred care and treatment programmes for people with a primary diagnosis of mental illness with or without physical disability including patients who might have committed a criminal act due to their illness.

Providing care and treatment programmes for people with multiple needs such as dual diagnosis of learning and/or physical disabilities, Acquired Brain Injuries, challenging behaviour and a variety of other complex conditions.