Ellsworth House
Bath, Somerset
Ellsworth House in Midsomer Norton, Somerset provides a residential service for adults with learning disabilities, complex needs and behaviours which others may find challenging.
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With a homely, friendly feel the team are caring and supportive and very creative in how they support the people that live there.
Set in lovely grounds laid to lawn, the main building is a modern style, spread across three floors and supports five people. There is an adjoining annex and a separate bungalow within the grounds both of which are suitable for individuals who require a self-contained setting to meet their specific needs.
The focus is very much on inclusion, building friendships and enjoying interests. Individuals are involved in monthly residents meetings and recruitment and are actively involved in the running of the home.
They are supported to live as independently as possible by developing their daily living skills such as washing and shopping and often enjoy cooking for others. They are supported in managing their finances and making daily decisions about their life and their choices.
There are lots of activities at the home such as fetes, coffee mornings and celebratory events where family members are always welcome. Individual’s support plans detail their preferred activities and they are supported to make full use of nearby amenities in Midsomer Norton such as the local sports centre and gym.
Some people also enjoy local work opportunities and attend college which helps develop confidence and self-esteem. Transport is also available on site and some individuals have their own transport.
Residential Services
- Residential service for adults – male and female
- 5 bedrooms with en-suites
- x 1 annex with en-suite and separate garden
- x 1 bungalow with en-suite and separate garden
- Wheelchair accessible
Call: 0808 223 5320
Email: enquiries@consensussupport.com
Facilities
- Access to the local community
- En-suite bedrooms
- Good local transport links
- Links with local Colleges
- Pleasant gardens
- Sensory room
- Work opportunities
We are 95% compliant across inspectorate bodies, CQC, Ofsted, The Care Inspectorate Wales and The Scottish Care Inspectorate for residential and supported living care (Figure stated as at October 2022)
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Read the latest news from Ellsworth House
Views & Opinions
“I treat them [people] how I want to be treated. Their privacy is paramount.”
Consensus Colleague – Quote from CQC Inspection Report - April 2020
“The training we get is good.”
Consensus Colleague – Quote from CQC Inspection Report - April 2020
“There is always someone to talk to.”
Consensus Colleague – Quote from CQC Inspection Report - April 2020
“One person had a self-contained flat in the main house; it was decorated in line with their likes and sensory needs.”
Quote from CQC Inspection Report - April 2020
“One person went up before a meal and chose to get changed into different clothes. This was immediately recognised and affectionately commented on by staff.”
Quote from CQC Inspection Report - April 2020
“People’s bedrooms in the main house reflected their hobbies and interests as well as their needs. This included photographs of family and posters of their favourite characters.”
Quote from CQC Inspection Report - April 2020
“People were supported to have maximum choice and control of their lives and staff supported them in the least restrictive way possible and in their best interests.”
Quote from CQC Inspection Report - April 2020
“We saw people helping staff to prepare their lunch and enjoying their meals.”
Quote from CQC Inspection Report - April 2020
“I have been impressed with [name] as a manager as she seems to be determined to support the residents right to make their own choices, to maximise their quality of life and to act in their best interests. She has taken time to get to know them well.”
Health Professional – Quote from CQC Inspection Report - April 2020