Residential Care
Maltreath Residential Care Home
We provide 24-hour residential care for adults under and over 65 living with mental health conditions, complex needs, and behaviours that challenge.
Whether someone is with us for respite, short-term recovery, or long-term stability, our goal is the same: to create a secure, comfortable, and dignified environment where individuals feel safe, known, and supported.
What we offer:
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24-hour specialist care and support
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A safe and structured home environment
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Flexible placements: respite, short-term, or long-term
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Personalised care planning
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Consistent staff and familiar routines
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Strong partnerships with local GPs, mental health teams, and families
Who it’s for:
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Adults aged 18+ with mental health diagnoses
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Individuals with complex needs and/or challenging behaviour
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People requiring ongoing support in a stable setting
Outcomes we work towards:
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Safety, emotional regulation, routine
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Recovery-focused progress where possible
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Quality of life through meaningful connection and dignity
Supported Living Plus
Transitional Supported Living for Young Adults (17–25)
Our Supported Living Plus service is designed for young adults and working-age adults who are ready to move towards greater independence but need the right support and structure to succeed.
With adapted housing, small-scale living (typically 2–3 tenancies per site), and a structured wraparound support model, this is a progression-focused service, not long-term dependency. We walk alongside individuals as they build confidence, skills and community connections, moving forward at a pace that works for them.
What we offer:
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Structured supported living with clear progression planning
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Small, carefully matched shared settings
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Adapted homes to support sensory and safety needs
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Wraparound support including:
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Positive Behaviour Support-informed practice
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Life skills development
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Mental health and emotional wellbeing support
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Support with education, employment and community access
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Clear independence goals and move-on planning
Who it’s for:
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Individuals transitioning into adulthood
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People stepping down from inpatient or unstable placements
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Adults with autism, learning disabilities or related needs
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Those who require a structured pathway towards greater independence
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Individuals who benefit from smaller, consistent environments
How we work:
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In partnership with commissioners, health professionals and families
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Focused on safe transitions and continuity of care
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Flexible, responsive and always person-centred
We are building services that support progress, strengthen independence and create realistic pathways into community living.