07th June 2022
Jubilee Competition
Residents from the Hayes have taken part in Sherborne’s Jubilee competition.
Read moreRespite for carers or respite vacations for people who need support is an essential service which we are delighted to be able to offer across Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch areas.
We provide respite in a flexible way, built around your specific needs and that of your loved one.
We are able to offer:
Maybe you would like to join a day service for a few days or even a few hours, please do contact us – we have a range of fantastic facilities to offer ranging from community groups and hobby exploring, to pursuing activities such as swimming.
Maybe you are worried about going away on holiday with someone who may need 24hour care or overnight care?
We are incredibly lucky to be able to offer people a place to stay whether that is in one of our regulated caring homes or a day service. You can come and take your family member, friend or companion out with you to see the local sights but still be assured they will be safely supported overnight or at certain times of the day at your request.
Whatever you need or wish to explore, contact us and we will see how we can support your needs. We support and care for a range of needs including nursing, dementia and learning disabilities.
Our highly trained, professional and skilled staff treat all people using our services with kindness and respect however short their stay. Providing safe, personalised and compassionate care is our priority.
Our respite offer is provided with competitive rates for all types of care required however short the stay of your loved one. The offer includes:
Hairdressing and other beauty treatments available upon request
The safety of our residents is always our top priority, and something that we take extremely seriously. We recognise that all variants of the Covid-19 virus represent a significant risk to the health of vulnerable people, and accordingly we have clear protocols in place to protect those we care for and support.
Rules around visiting have changed as the pandemic has progressed. At present, all visitors to our residential homes must present a negative LFT test result before being allowed access to the buildings, and PPE must be worn whilst visiting.