Care & Support Kirklees 2019

Care & Support Kirklees

Kirklees Care Services Directory 2019/20 The independent guide to choosing and paying for care and support services...

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As one of Huddersfield’s longest established and most respected Care Homes Newsome Nursing Home provides the highest standards of personal and nursing care.

Newsome Nursing Home opened in 1986 and had provided exceptional standards of care for over 20 years. Situated in a quiet residential area of Huddersfield the Home is well located being close to the town centre, boasting a friendly welcoming environment, attractive gardens and views over the area.

The Home Manager and staff have established an outstanding reputation for providing quality care and the atmosphere within the home is a fine testimony to their affectionate and skilful approach. Through our people we have been able to achieve our aim of not making Newsome just an excellent Nursing Home, but a Home-from-Home for everyone who moves in.

Services we provide at Newsome Nursing Home:

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• 24 hour nursing care and support

• Great food

• Both single and double rooms

• Specialist in Rehabilitation

• Secured garden

• Nurse Call system

• Respite Care available

• TVs in all rooms

• 2 passenger lifts

Newsome Nursing Home 1-3 Tunnacliffe Road, Newsome, Huddersfield, HD4 6QQ

Care & SupportContents Kirklees

Contents Welcome

Home Care Provider Listings

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Welcome to Care & Support Kirklees

Home Care Provider Listings

Support in your home

Safeguarding adults at risk of abuse

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Short Term and Urgent Support Services

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What is safeguarding?

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Home adaptations

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Advocacy

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Carephone

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Who is an adult at risk?

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Care in your own home

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Reporting abuse

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Daily care/domestic support

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What is abuse?

Shared Lives

Paying for care

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Shared Lives carers

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Care funded by the Council

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Help with meals

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Third party payments

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Daytime activities

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Self-funding

Carers

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Important information

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Who is a Carer?

Direct payments

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Carer’s assessment

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Care Homes 14

Types of care home

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Choosing a specialist Dementia care home

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Care home monitoring

Direct payments

Useful contacts 35

Useful local contacts

Kirklees district map 36

Kirklees district map

Support for younger adults

Care Home Listings

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Learning & Physical disability

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Housing with support

Index

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Extra care housing

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Retirement housing

Care Home Listings

Index

The Care Act 18

The Care Act

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Compliments and complaints

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Care & Support Kirklees Introduction

Welcome to Care & Support Your guide to finding care and support Welcome to the updated 2019/20 edition of Care & Support Kirklees, the independent directory to helping you make informed decisions about choosing the best care and support in the Kirklees district.

On the following pages there is information about support in your own home, information for carers, types of care homes and safeguarding. Also included is a look at the new Care Act and the future implications for people who are searching for care in the Kirklees district.

The map on pages 36-37 is useful if you have a particular area in the district that you are looking for care in, this can be cross-referenced against the postcodes on each listing to pinpoint each care provider.

In this reprinted directory, there is an updated list of home care providers, care homes with and without nursing throughout the Kirklees district and the services each provider offers, plus information on how to contact these providers.

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Care Support & Support in your Kirklees home

Support in your home If you need help and support around the home, home care can be a viable option. For many people it is important to stay in their own home, with familiar surroundings near to friends and family and at the same time, retaining their independence. However as we get older we may need some support and assistance.

What kind of support is available?

• Getting in and out of bed.

• Bathing and washing.

• Cooking meals.

• Housework.

The amount of home care needed can be tailored to suit your Care Act assessed needs – from a visit once a day to a much greater amount of help.

To see a list of home care providers in the Kirklees district, our listings start on page 20.

Short Term and Urgent Support Services If you need intermediate care, to regain your daily independence, Kirklees Council will work with you to help you maintain your independence and stay in your own home.

The service is tailored to meet your needs and works with you to set achievable goals to maximise your independence and can be planned to meet your support needs 24 hours a day.

Support options

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Reablement. This is delivered in the home for people with disabilities, as well as those who are recovering from an illness or injury.

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Rapid response service. This is for individuals who receive care/ treatment in their own home. The service user may also have equipment temporarily provided to prevent a hospital admission.

• Generic Worker Service. This is for individuals with long term conditions, working with health and social care colleagues.

Who is this for?

• Older people.

• People with physical disabilities.

• People with sensory loss including difficulty with sight and hearing.

• People over the age of 18.

• People with mental health problems.

• People with learning difficulties.

What care is available?

• Basic healthcare needs.

• Support with therapy/exercise.

• Meal preparation.

• Washing/dressing.

Is there a charge?

As the Short Term and Urgent Support Service is time limited, there is no current charge. If you do require support beyond this you may be charged.

For more information on Short Term and Urgent Support Services, contact Kirklees Council Adult Services on 01484 414933.

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Home adaptations

Home adaptations If you would like to remain in your own home, there are options available for you, one of these is through home adaptations. With careful planning you can adapt your home to ensure you are safe, warm and healthy.

• Raised toilet seat.

• Slip mat for bath/shower.

Adaptations might include:

• Grab rails for entering bath or shower.

• Fitting a stairlift or a banister.

• Pill organiser and timer.

• Widening doorways.

• Easy to grip jugs.

• Lowering worktops.

• Reclining chairs.

• Adding an outdoor ramp or step rail.

• Installing an intercom system.

Once you have decided on having your home adapted, and need a tradesperson, you can ask your friends and family for recommendation. Look out for the TrustMark logo to find tradespeople. This is the only government-endorsed scheme for all trades in and around the home. You can search for reputable organisations and reliable tradespeople using your postcode at www.trustmark.org.uk

If you are having difficulties with everyday tasks, there are a wide variety of equipment available to help make these easier.

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Equipment includes:

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Carephone

Carephone The Standard Carephone package enables people to contact the call centre if they have an emergency such as fall, inactivity, fire, flood or gas leak and can be tailored to suit the needs of the individual.

It is especially popular with older people and with people seeking reassurance that their relative is able to summon help in an emergency.

How Carephone works

• Trained call centre operators are available 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.

• Carephone equipment is installed, tested and fully maintained.

Who is this service for?

• People who feel socially isolated.

• People with a physical/learning disability or sensory impairment.

The Carephone base unit plugs into a standard telephone point and electric socket. It connects wirelessly to a pendant usually either worn on the wrist or around the neck. When help is required the wearer simply presses the button on their pendant and the base unit will automatically ring the Carephone call centre.

• People who have been affected by domestic violence.

The base unit contains a powerful loud speaker and a sensitive microphone enabling users to communicate with the call centre operators from throughout their home. In addition to the sensors in the Standard Carephone package, a range of other devices are also available from the Carephone Home Safety Service.

The Carephone Home Safety Service devices and sensors are provided and installed free of charge, however depending on your financial circumstances, a weekly monitoring fee may be payable.

Carephone Benefits

• Help is on hand at the press of a button.

• People who feel vulnerable and live alone.

• Carers who need a break.

Is there a charge?

The price for the Standard Carephone package is £4.50 per week. This includes a smoke detector and a carbon monoxide detector. The Enhanced Carephone package costs £4.90 and includes one or more additional devices.

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Care in your own home

Care in your own home Independent home care providers Home care providers concentrate on providing quality care for individuals in their own home.

Services to support:

• Older people.

• People living with dementia.

• People living with physical disabilities.

• People with sensory impairment.

• Adults with learning difficulties.

• People living with a mental illness.

The support they provide is usually flexible home support which is specifically tailored to meet the needs of the individuals.

Home care providers are registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and they ensure their employees have an enhanced DBS check if they are coming into contact and working with vulnerable adults or children.

The moving and handling of people is a regular task in home care, which if not done safely, can cause serious injury to individuals and staff, always ask if the staff are trained in the use of hoists if they are required.

Daily care/domestic support Companies offering domestic care support services designed around the individual, which are both affordable and economically viable will work closely with you and your loved ones to ensure the personal care and domestic support they provide are just suitable for you.

Help can include:

• Help with getting up in the morning.

• Shaving, hair care and nail care.

• Assisting with clothing selection.

• Bathing and washing.

• Cleaning and tidying the home.

• Preparing and cooking meals.

• Settling in for the evening.

• Medication prompting.

• Shopping.

• Accompanying and helping organise days out, meeting friends and family, hospital and medical appointments.

• Carers should be fully trained or be in ongoing training.

• You will have a care plan drawn up by the care providers, which the carers will work to.

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• Respite for main carer.

Shared Lives carers

Shared Lives carers Shared Lives schemes are designed to support adults with learning disabilities, mental health problems, or other needs that make it harder for them to live on their own.

Shared Lives schemes are an alternative to traditional kinds of care, such as care homes.

The schemes are sometimes also known as adult placement schemes.

Why Shared Lives schemes can be a good option Sharing a home, family and community life with a shared lives carer as part of a shared

lives scheme will allow you to get to know and bond with the person who will provide your support.

Some people will move in with their shared lives carer. Others, including people with dementia, for instance, will be regular daytime visitors, while some will combine daytime and overnight visits.

Sometimes people use a shared lives scheme as a way of learning the skills they need to live independently.

Disabled Facilities Grants You can apply for an occupational therapy assessment in order to be considered for DFG grant funding to adapt your home if you are disabled and need to make changes to your home.

The Occupational Therapy approach will firstly consider the potential for rehabilitation, appropriateness of equipment provision, minor works, techniques to manage everyday tasks prior to looking at DFG funding.

Grants can be used for minor and major adaptations to your home:

• Widen doors and install ramps.

• Improve access to rooms and facilities, e.g. stairlifts or a downstairs bathroom.

• Provide a heating system suitable for your needs.

• Adapt heating or lighting controls to make them easier to use.

• Fitting gates to stairs or safety glass in doors and windows.

• Removing a bath to install a shower.

• Minor home adaptations costing less than £5,000 are free of charge.

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Major adaptations (over £5,000) are means tested. If you meet the criteria, you will be referred for a Disabled Facilities Grant.

You or someone living in your property must be disabled. Either you or the person you’re applying for must:

• Own the property or be a tenant.

• Intend to live in the property during the grant period (currently 5 years).

The council needs to be happy that the work is necessary and appropriate to meet the disabled person’s needs and depending on the age and condition of the property - that the work can be done.

An occupational Therapy assessment is required in determining what is considered as appropriate and necessary. You will need to apply separately for any planning permission or building regulations approval.

Paying for home adaptations

If you are currently in receipt of a home care package, a review will be carried out following completion of adaptation works which may lead to a change in the home care services you receive.

The maximum grant available is up to £30,000. It is means tested to establish if you will have to make any contribution yourself.

To request an assessment, contact adult social care services at www.kirklees.gov.uk/ gatewaytocare.

• Improving access to enable care of a child/spouse.

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Help with meals

Help with meals If you are having difficulty preparing meals for yourself, or trouble getting out and about to shops or supermarkets, there are companies which can deliver hot or frozen meals direct to your door.

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Meal providers in Kirklees

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Kirklees Council do not provide a meals on wheels service, but there are companies who do in the Kirklees borough.

www.wiltshirefarmfoods.com Lunch clubs can also be found by searching at the link below:

Daytime activities To support people to remain independent at home there are a range of daytime activities available across the Kirklees district.

Kirklees Council want to support people to access community activities as this could benefit the individual and their families.

Details of these can be found online in the Social activities and communities page at www.kirklees.gov.uk.

At some venues you will be able to buy meals and they may be able to support you to organise transport to and from the activity.

These provide opportunities to people who are experiencing loneliness, or have care needs and need help to get involved in activities.

They can also offer respite to those caring for somebody at home. Wherever possible

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To find out if you are eligible for day care visit www.kirklees.gov.uk. If you meet the criteria Kirklees Council will work with you to see if day care is the best option for you.

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The Society of Later Life Advisers (SOLLA) aims to assist consumers and their families in finding trusted accredited financial advisers who understand financial needs in later life.

The complexities of the many decisions you or your family may need to face when looking at issues such as care funding matters or whether equity release is the right thing for you, will need careful and considered advice.

SOLLA links you with an adviser who can help you explore the solutions that work for you and, where they are involved, your family too.

For further information, visit: www.societyoflaterlifeadvisers.co.uk Contact: 0333 2020 454

Do you need help finding your own care?

Skills for Care has a free online information hub to help you find and employ your own personal assistants or carers, including help with: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

finding personal assistants (PA) and carers inducting and training your PA employment law and checks health and safety insurance.

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Carers Who is a carer?

A carer is someone who, without receiving financial benefit, provides support to friends, family, neighbours, who are frail, ill, or have mental health, or substance misuse problems.

Carers feel a huge responsibility and commitment in looking after the person in their care, and they may fit in looking after someone whilst also doing paid work, they also do not have to be living with the person they are caring for.

The person they care for could be:

• Living with dementia.

Carer’s assessment What is a carer’s assessment?

Carer’s assessments are for adult carers of adults (over 18 years) who are disabled, ill or elderly. Due to changes in the Care Act, local authorities now have a legal duty to assess any carer who requests an assessment or appears to need support.

You could be eligible for support from your local authority - this could include receiving money to pay for items which makes caring for an individual easier, to putting you in contact with local support groups for help and advice.

If you need support, get in contact with Kirklees Council Adult Services for information

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• Have a physical disability, learning disability, or a mental health condition.

The role and responsibility of a carer can vary from day to day.

They can include:

• Help with household tasks, such as cooking, cleaning and paying bills.

• Personal care, such as bathing, administering medication, feeding and dressing.

• Providing emotional support.

For more information on the Care Act implications for carers, please read page 18.

and advice on 01484 414933, or visit www.kirklees.gov.uk/gatewaytocare The aim of the assessment is to find you the help and support that you need. It considers the impact of care on your own wellbeing, as well as what you want to achieve in your day-to-day life. It will consider whether you are able or willing to carry on caring, want to work or have more free/family time.

After the assessment the local authority will decide whether you are “eligible” for support.

If you are to receive support, you will be contacted and discuss what help is available to help you. If you are not “eligible” you will be given information and advice on support groups in the Kirklees area.

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Care Homes

Care Homes Types of care home There are a wide range of options available when it comes to choosing a residential or nursing care home. Some are privately owned, or run by the local council or charities.

One of the first decisions you have to consider is whether you need residential care or nursing care.

Care homes with nursing offer personal care as well as benefitting from the experience of having a qualified nurse being available at all times.

Some care homes specialise in helping people with dementia (also known as EMI) and often have nurses who have specific training in the areas of dementia and mental health to help give advice and support to individuals.

Care homes with nursing care If you think you need a nurse to oversee your care, you will need to be assessed for this.

Nursing care provides accommodation, meals and assistance with personal care and access to qualified nursing staff on duty 24 hours per day.

Care homes without nursing care (Residential care) Residential care homes provide support, accommodation, meals and assistance with personal care whenever the need arises during the day or night.

Residential care homes offer:

• Range in size from very small homes with a few beds to large-scale facilities.

• Help with washing, dressing, at meal times and with using the toilet.

• Offer care and support throughout the day and night.

• Nursing care is delivered by District Nurses.

Care homes providing specialist care Dementia Many care homes now cater for people who need specialist care - such as dementia. These homes give people the opportunity to live in a safe environment with trained staff on hand to offer them care and support day and night.

Choosing a specialist Dementia care home People experiencing dementia can have difficulty communicating, which in turn can lead to a sense of isolation. Look for a care home that help find ways in which they can re-engage with their families, friends and the community as a whole.

Specialist Dementia care homes give people the chance to live in a home environment with specialist staff on hand to look after them day and night. These offer similar kinds of care to what family members can provide at home, such as help with washing, dressing, going to the toilet, medication, bathing and providing meals.

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Registered nurses fully support care staff and regularly review new research to ensure the most innovative way to provide treatment which is of benefit to residents and their families.

The nurses focus on what residents can do rather than what they can’t and ensure that fun activities, treatments, and therapies are always available.

Care homes for older people are divided into those that offer “personal care” and those that offer “nursing care”. In some homes, more able residents have greater independence and take care of many of their own needs.

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Care Homes

How to choose a Dementia care home

Points to consider:

In most cases, the first step in choosing a care home for someone with dementia will be to get an assessment from Kirklees Council Social Services. This will make clear whether or not they need a place in residential care or what other options might be available.

• Location – would the person you’re looking after prefer to be near family and friends?

Social Services will be able to provide information about residential care homes and may be able to assist with finding a suitable home.

• What arrangements are there for visitors?

• Can residents come and go as they please?

• Are staff able to help residents go out?

• Are there shops, leisure or educational facilities in the area?

Care home monitoring About the CQC The Care Quality Commission (www.cqc.org. uk) monitor, inspect and regulate services to make sure they meet fundamental standards of quality and safety.

If you have any enquiries, want to register a concern or a complaint, you can contact the Care Quality Commission on:

Inspection and registration of care services

Email: enquiries@cqc.org.uk

All care providers have to be registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) this covers all adult social care, independent healthcare and the NHS into a single set of essential standards of quality and safety.

Post: The Care Quality Commission, Citygate, Gallowgate, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4PA.

All inspections are unannounced and services are inspected every year. After an inspection, the service is given a report of how it rates against key lines of enquiry.

CQC ask the same five questions of all the services they inspect.

• Are they safe?

• Are they effective?

• Are they caring?

• Are they responsive to people’s needs?

• Are they well-led?

You can find a list of service reports on the CQC website at www.cqc.org.uk

Telephone: 03000 616161

CQC inspection ratings explained: Outstanding

The service is performing exceptionally well.

Good The service is performing well and meeting our expectations.

Requires improvement The service isn’t performing as well as it should and we have told the service how it must improve.

Inadequate The service is performing badly and we’ve taken action against the person or organisation that runs it.

By law, care providers have to display the ratings CQC give them. They must display them in the places where they provide care, somewhere that people who use their services can easily see them.

They must also show their ratings on their website, if they have one.

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Support for younger adults

Support for younger adults Learning & Physical disability People with learning and/or physical disabilities may face barriers and may need support to achieve their goals. By being supported and by giving them choice and control over where, with whom and how they live helps them maintain their motivation and feeling of well-being.

There are many options available to individuals considering moving out of their home, some of these options are: Supported living services enable younger people to live in their own home instead of in residential care or with family. It helps individuals to have their own home, or to share with others.

Short break services are for people who are normally supported by family or carers,

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allowing them to take a break. This gives the supported person the opportunity to make new friends and learn new skills.

Who are short breaks services for?

Short breaks are available to people with a learning disability that are normally supported by family or carers.

They receive support with:

• Personal care.

• Social/leisure activities.

• Household tasks.

• Taking medication.

• Making healthy lifestyle choices.

Support for younger adults

Housing with support

Extra care housing

Accommodation based services and floating support

If you value maintaining you independence, Extra care housing offers a secure place to live in a home of their own, but with care and support on hand 24-hours a day.

Housing Related Support helps vulnerable people live independently and enhance their quality of life.

Housing Related Support is delivered through accommodation based services, or floating support services.

Accommodation based services are linked to a property or scheme, such as self-contained accommodation, while Floating Support is not tied to particular accommodation.

Support might include:

• Managing budgets and applying for benefits.

• Gaining access to other services and organisations that can provide support.

For many people, Extra care is the ideal solution as they can have their own space, but with the added reassurance that help is at hand. Extra care also allows people to move out of houses, into a home where they can be secure and live independently.

Benefits of Extra care housing:

• Practical help and support by an on site team.

• Personal care - such as assistance with dressing, feeding and washing.

• Interaction with surrounding community.

• Learning life and social skills.

• Couples can stay together, rather than being separated.

• Finding out about work or college.

• Managing personal wellbeing.

Services such as help with housekeeping/ shopping and laundry is available, however, some providers charge for some or all of these services.

Individuals will be assisted in creating a support plan which will give them a set of goals to work towards.

Floating Support is a service that provides housing related support to individuals to help them maintain independence in their own home.

The purpose of Floating Support is to enable service users to live as independently as possible within their community. It is usually a short term method of supporting people, and helps them focus on their strengths and plans for the future.

Over time as the individual becomes more confident and the need for support is sorted out, the level of support will be reduced.

• Emergency help is always available.

Retirement housing Retirement housing is usually for people aged 55+ who value having their independence, but also like the option of assistance being on hand if there is an emergency.

Retirement housing can be rented or sold on a leasehold or shared ownership basis. Each scheme varies in the facilites and services it offers, below is a list of services that are available in retirement housing:

• 24-hour support line.

• Domestic and maintenance help.

Benefits of Floating Support:

• Suite for visiting family or friends.

• Access health services such as doctors, community nurses.

• Secure, on-site parking.

• Look at employment/work experience opportunities.

• Gain confidence.

• Individuals are encouraged to participate in events in the wider community.

• Flexible, tailored care packages to suit all.

Many offer a wide range of social events for residents. Before buying/renting a retirement home, make sure you find out about running costs, such as service charges, ground rent, council tax and utility bills.

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The Care Act

The Care Act The Care Act (2014) came into effect in April 2015. The Act is a complete overhaul of previous legislation and changes the way care and support is provided for adults and carers throughout the UK. The Act provides standard eligibility criteria for care and support services which applies nationally.

The Care Act focuses on enabling people to have choice and control of their own care and support. The Act takes into account the impact on the whole family not just the individual and to work in a preventative way with people.

The focus in this updated document is mainly surrounding the funding of care and the level of assistance required by local authorities to individuals accessing social care services.

It is the single biggest change to adult social care in 60 years. It aims to simplify the existing law and make it simpler for people to understand how the system works, so they can quickly and easily get to the care and support they need.

Outline of areas the Care Act covers: Responsibilities of local authorities - Local authorities play a big role in people looking for care and support services in their area, they will have to provide advice and information about care and support in the local area. The aim of this is to help people understand exactly what care and funding options are available and how they can access these services.

Information local authorities must provide:

• Types of care and support available.

• The process people have to go through to receive care and support.

• Where people find independent financial advice about care and support and help them to access it.

• Have access to providers offering a choice of appropriate services.

• How to raise safeguarding concerns.

Carers - Carers, for the first time will be recognised in law, in the same way as those they care for.

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For too long, many carers have felt their roles have been undervalued and they have a lack of support. Carers now have the opportunity to show how much they are valued as expert partners in care.

Local authorities will assess a carer’s needs for support, if the carer appears to have such needs. It will also consider the aspect of caring on the carer. After an assessment, the local authority will decide whether a carer is eligible for support.

Benefits for carers:

• More responsibility and control over how support is provided.

• Carers will receive a personal budget if eligible for support.

• Work with local authority to agree a support plan.

Safeguarding - Adult safeguarding is working with adults with care and support needs to keep them safe from abuse or neglect. It is a key responsibility of local authorities.

The Act requires local authorities to make enquires, when they think an adult with care and support needs may be at risk of abuse or neglect in their area and to find out what, if any, action may be needed. This applies whether or not the authority is actually providing any care and support services to that adult.

Local authorities are also required to set up a Safeguarding Adults Board (SAB) in their area.

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Include the local authority, the NHS and the police, who should meet regularly to discuss and act upon local safeguarding issues.

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Develop shared plans for safeguarding, working with local people to decide how best to protect adults in vulnerable situations.

• Publish this safeguarding plan and report to the public annually on its progress.

The big challenge is bringing together the huge number of organisations involved in keeping people safe, while making sure that information related to abuse or neglect is shared between everyone involved and the SAB. Continued opposite

The Care Act

Charging and financial assessments - The Care Act reforms aim to give everyone peace of mind that they will be protected from high care costs by means of a cap on the amount they will have to pay towards their eligible care and support. There will also be an extension to means-tested financial support which will work in conjunction with the cap to ensure that people retain more of their assets, and that more people will receive help with the costs of their care.

These changes to charging policies are being implemented to make it clearer and more consistent in the way people are assessed and what they will be asked to pay for their care and support - however, not all types of care and support involve a cost for the person - for example reablement services or equipment and minor adaptations to the home.

People will only be asked to pay what they can afford. Sometimes the person will pay the full cost and sometimes the cost will be shared between the person and their local authority.

To decide what is affordable for an individual, the local authority will carry out a financial assessment.

The cap on care costs has been deferred until April 2020. The cap also applies to younger people with disabilities over the age of 25.

To be eligible, you first need to be assessed by your council as having very high needs.

Whether care is provided in your home or in a residential home, only the rate set by the council will count towards the cap.

You will still be responsible for food and accommodation in a care home when you hit the cap.

Everyone will have a Care Account that will be held by the local authority to record their progress towards the cap. It will set out the rate at which a person is progressing and how much they have accrued towards the total.

For a full list of all the changes, visit www.gov. uk/government/publications/care-act-2014part-1-factsheets.

Compliments and complaints Every service provider who offers support to individuals need to know how well they are performing. They welcome comments as this is an instant way to measure how well they are doing things correctly, or if there are ways that they can provide a better level of service.

Providers keep a log of compliments and complaints so when they are inspected by CQC they can show how responsive they are to the individuals that they care for. If you are having concerns about someone who is being looked after, speak to a manager, raising your concerns.

They have a duty to respond to any complaints made.

If this course of action fails to resolve any issues and you are in council-funded care you can make a complaint to the council. If you are in self-funded care - you should contact your local government ombudsman.

If you need to contact CQC you can phone them on 03000 616161 or by email at: enquiries@cqc.org.uk.

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Active Social Care Limited (Kirklees, Calderdale and Bradford)

8 Cartwright Court, Dyson Wood Way, Bradley Business Park, Bradley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1GN Tel: 01484 544100 www.activesocialcare.com

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Wellington Mills, 70 Plover Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3HR Tel: 01484 769116 www.ask4care-kirklees.co.uk OP D PD LD MH SI Y PC

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Aware Care Limited

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Bespoke Care & Support Services

The Media Centre, 7 Northumberland Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 1RL Tel: 01484 483073 www.bespoke-care.co.uk OP D PD SI Y PC

Bluebird Care (Kirklees)

407 New Hey Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3XE Tel: 07545 745687 www.bluebirdcare.co.uk/huddersfield OP D PD LD MH SI Y S PC

Bluewater Care Limited

Ray Street Enterprise Centre, Ray Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 6BL Tel: 07800 121405 www.bluewatercare.co.uk OP D PD LD MH Y PC

Burgundy Care Services Limited

Unit 19, Queens Square Business Park, Huddersfield Road, Honley, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, HD9 6QZ Tel: 01484 663304 www.burgundycareservices.com OP D PD MH SI Y S PC

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Care Counts Limited

Unit 20, Enterprise Centre, Ray Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 6BL Tel: 01484 424744 www.carecounts.co.uk OP D PD LD SI Y PC

Carers Trust Mid Yorkshire

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Choices Home Care Limited

Whitby Court, Abbey Road, Shepley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 8EL Tel:01484 608700 www.choiceshomecare.co.uk OP D PD LD MH SI Y PC

Comfort Call - Kirklees

Prospect House, Prospect Business Centre, Prospect Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 2NU Tel: 01484 539769 www.comfortcall.co.uk OP D PD LD MH SI Y S PC

Compass Care - South Park

10 -11 Park Drive South, Gledholt, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 4HT Tel: 01484 315551 www.compasscarehomes.co.uk N OP D PD LD MH SI Y PC

Constant Healthcare Limited

Unit 11, Enterprise Centre, Ray Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 6BL Tel: 01484 768160 www.constanthealthcare.uk OP D MH Y PC

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Gate 13 Care Limited

23A Northstead, Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 3DX Tel: 07455 020321 OP D PD LD MH SI Y PC

Genuine Carers Limited

125 St Johns Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 5EY Tel: 01484 506474 www.genuinecarers.com OP D PD LD MH Y PC C

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Healey Supported Living Service

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Kings Mill Court

St Anne’s Community Services, 1-12, 14, Kings Mill Court, Bent Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD4 6PD Tel: 01484 545365 OP PD LD SI Y PC

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Laurel Court

26 Industrial Street, Primrose Hill, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD4 6AW Tel: 01484 540568 www.riverside.org.uk OP PD LD SI Y PC

Locorum Care

Bay Hall, Miln Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 5EJ Tel: 07412 227680 PC

Lotus Home Care Huddersfield

The Beehive, Longwood Road, Longwood, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4EL Tel: 01484 598988 www.lotushomecare.co.uk OP D PD LD SI Y PC

Mencap in Kirklees (DCA)

Brunswick House, 33 East Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3ND www.mencapinkirklees.org.uk LD PC

My Homecare Huddersfield

Heritage Exchange, Wellington Mills, Lindley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3HR Tel: 01484 766620 kirklees.myhomecare.co.uk OP D PD LD MH SI Y PC

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Kitson Hill Road, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 9EL Tel: 01924 326523 www.kirklees.gov.uk OP LD Y PC

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Community Care Line Services, 20 Oxford Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 4LN Tel: 01924 455433 www.communitycarelinedewsbury.co.uk OP D PD MH Y S PC C

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Olive Tree (Kirklees) Limited 56 Wellington Street, Batley, West Yorkshire, WF17 5HU Tel: 07943 868957 www.olivetree.care OP D PD MH SI Y PC

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Radis Community Care (Woodland Court)

School Lane, Dewsbury Moor, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 4DU Tel: 01924 482176 www.radis.co.uk OP PC

Routes Healthcare (North) Limited

Independence House, Holly Bank Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3HN Tel: 01484 508450 www.routeshealthcare.com OP D PD LD MH SI Y PC C

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Sandy Mount

Office 8, Marsh Mills, Luck Lane, Marsh, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4AB Tel: 01484 320595 www.owencareandsupport.co.uk

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Pilgrim Care

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St Anne’s Community Services South Kirklees DCA

Edgerton Vila, 22 Edgerton Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3AD Tel: 01484 428955 www.st-annes.org.uk LD MH PC

St Anne’s Dewsbury Supported Living St Matthews Centre, Cemetery Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 2SE Tel: 01924 464102 www.st-annes.org.uk OP PD LD SI Y PC

St Paul’s House

Armitage Bridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD4 7NR Tel: 01484 667866 LD PC

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The Care Collection

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United Response - Huddersfield DCA

The Crescent, 40 Station Road, Batley, West Yorkshire, WF17 5SU Tel: 01924 444929 www.the-crescent.co.uk

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Safeguarding adults at risk of abuse

Safeguarding adults at risk of abuse What is safeguarding?

Safeguarding means protecting an adult’s right to live in safety, free from abuse and neglect.

If you suspect someone you know is at risk of being abused or neglected, don’t ignore it, get in contact with professionals who can help break the cycle.

The person causing the abuse can be known to the person abused. They can often be in a position of trust. For example: spouses/ partners; other family members; neighbours; friends; acquaintances; paid staff or professionals and volunteers; local residents; people who deliberately exploit adults they perceive as vulnerable to abuse; or strangers.

Abuse could be a one-off incident or happen repeatedly over a period of time.

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You are more at risk if:

• You are isolated and have little contact with friends/family/ neighbours.

• You are dependent on someone as a carer and there are issues with them.

• Your carer relies on you for a home/financial and emotional support.

I think I am being abused - what can I do?

Tell someone you trust as soon as possible.

Help and support is available.

Speak to friends or careworkers, who may have an understanding of the situation and be able to take steps quickly to improve your situation.

You can also talk to trusted professionals such as your local GP or social worker, or contact Kirklees Council Adult Safeguarding team.

Safeguarding adults at risk of abuse

Advocacy If you find it difficult to understand your care and support or find it hard speak up, there are people who can act as a spokesperson for you.

They make sure you’re heard and are called advocates.

An advocate can help you, if:

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You are finding it difficult or you are unable to understand or be involved in some processes related to your care and support such as assessment, care planning and reviews.

You do not have carer or family member who can support you through the processes.

You are a carer of a person with care and support needs.

You are a parent of a child with additional needs.

Advocates will support you:

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To understand the process in relation to your care and support.

To say what is important to you and what you need.

• To make sure your views are listened to and understood and that you understand what is being said.

• To make a complaint if you are unhappy about your treatment or the services you receive.

• To get in contact with other organisations who may be able to help you.

• To get the support you need to stay safe and secure.

• To make decisions that might be difficult within your family.

• To ensure decisions are made in your best interests if you are unable to make decisions for yourself.

Information on Advocacy Services available in Kirklees can be found at www.touchstonesupport.org.uk/services/ advocacy-kirklees

Who is an adult at risk?

• Has a long-term illness/condition.

Aged 18 years or over:

• Misuses substances or alcohol.

Unpaid carers such as partners, relatives or friends can also get help if they are being abused.

• Has needs for care and support.

• Is experiencing, or at risk of, abuse or neglect.

• As a result of those care and support needs is unable to protect themselves from either the risk of, or the experience of abuse or neglect.

Reporting abuse Police For emergencies: 999.

For advice or non-emergencies dial: 101.

An adult at risk may therefore be a person who, for example:

• Is an older person who is frail due to ill health, physical disability or cognitive impairment.

• Has a learning disability.

• Has a physical disability and/or a sensory impairment.

• Has mental health needs including dementia or a personality disorder.

Textphone: 18001 101.

• Lacks mental capacity to make particular decisions.

Tel: 01484 414933 - Available 24 hours a day.

Kirklees Council If you think an adult is at risk of abuse or you are worried that someone might be being abused, raise your concern using the contact details: Civic Centre, 3 Market Street, Huddersfield, HD1 2TG, or, Walsh Building, Town Hall Way, Dewsbury, WF12 8EQ.

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What is abuse?

What is abuse?

Abuse is treating someone in a way that harms, hurts or exploits them. Abuse can take many forms. It can range from treating someone disrespectfully in a way that significantly undermines their worth

and affects their quality of life, to causing physical pain and suffering. It includes harm, exploitation and neglect and is not always easy to identify. On the following pages are a list of several types of abuse.

Neglect and acts of omission

Some examples of financial and material abuse include:

Neglect is when someone says they are going to help someone by giving them care and support but they do not.

Acts of omission is when someone ignores situations when someone else is being neglected.

Neglect can be intentional or unintentional.

Some examples of neglect include:

• Theft, which is stealing money, benefits or things.

• Fraud.

• Misuse of a person’s property or things.

• Internet scamming.

• Leaving someone alone for a long time.

• Putting pressure on someone to change their financial arrangements, such as wills, property or inheritance.

• Ignoring medical or physical care needs.

• Misuse of any lasting power of attorney or appointeeship.

• Failing to provide access to the right health or social care services.

Discriminatory abuse

• Withholding medication, not giving adequate nutrition and heating.

Discriminatory abuse is when someone says or does bad things to someone else because they are different to them.

Self-neglect

People are treated unfairly because of their:

Self-neglect is when someone does not take care of themselves properly. This can put their safety, health and well-being in danger.

Some examples include when someone:

• Does not keep clean.

• Does not look after their own health.

• Does not clean where they live.

• Race or religion.

• Gender, gender identity or sexual orientation.

• Age.

• Disability.

Some examples of discrimination include:

• Lives in hoarding conditions by keeping lots of things around them.

• Harassment.

• Verbal abuse.

Self-neglect may happen because a person is unable or unwilling (or both) to manage to care for them self or their home.

• Physical and psychological abuse.

• Hate incidents or hate crime.

Sometimes some people choose to live like this and it is important their rights are upheld if they have the mental capacity to make the decision.

Organisational abuse

Financial and material abuse Financial and material abuse is when someone takes someone’s money or things without asking.

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Organisational abuse is when any form of abuse is caused by an organisation. It can include neglect and poor practice within a specific care setting such as a hospital or care home, or where care is given to someone in their own home.

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What is abuse?

This may range from one off incidents to ongoing ill-treatment. It can be through neglect or poor professional practice as a result of the structure, policies, processes and practices within an organisation.

• Controlling.

• Intimidating.

• Harassing.

• Verbal abuse.

Physical abuse

• Bullying and cyber bullying.

Physical abuse is causing physical pain, injury or suffering to someone else.

• Isolating.

Some examples of physical abuse include:

• Threatening to harm or abandon (leave someone in need).

• Hitting.

• Slapping.

• Pushing.

• Stopping someone from seeing other people e.g. their friends and family.

• Kicking.

• Burning.

• Not giving someone their medication, or too much medication or the wrong medication.

• The use of illegal restraint for example, where someone holds another person by forcing them down.

• Coercion.

• Stopping someone from having access to services or support.

Domestic violence and abuse Domestic violence and abuse happens between people in relationships or family members. It is a pattern of behaviour which involves violence or other abuse by one person against another.

Examples of domestic violence and abuse include:

• Inappropriate physical sanctions like locking someone up in a room or tying them to furniture.

• Emotional abuse/psychological abuse.

• Physical abuse.

Sexual abuse

• Sexual abuse.

Sexual abuse is when someone does sexual things to another person who does not want it happening to them or may not understand what’s happening.

• Financial abuse.

• Honour based violence.

• Forced marriage.

Some examples of sexual abuse include:

• Female genital mutilation.

• Forcing someone to have sex against their will, which is known as rape.

Modern Slavery

• Sexual assault.

• Touching.

• Making sexual remarks.

• Making someone take part in sexual acts, like made to watch sexual activity or films.

• Sexual exploitation.

Psychological abuse Psychological abuse is also known as emotional abuse. This is when someone says and does bad things to upset and hurt someone else.

Some examples of psychological abuse include:

• Humiliating.

• Blaming.

Modern Slavery is when someone is forced to work or do other things they do not want to.

It is a growing problem that can happen to men, women and children. People are treated like slaves; they are forced and tricked into a life of abuse. It is treating people in an inhumane way.

This means when someone is cruel, does not have compassion and they can make people suffer.

Modern Slavery can take many forms and some examples include:

• Trafficking people where the traffickers are the slave masters.

• Forcing someone to work, they can be made to work for free in a shop, in a factory or even sell sex.

• Forcing someone to be a domestic slave and not letting people have their own life.

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Paying for care

Paying for care Care funded by the Council Do I qualify for local authority financial assistance?

If you have capital below £14,250 you will be entitled to maximum support although you will still contribute your income less £24.90 per week retained for personal expenses.

If you have capital between £14,250 and £23,250 you will also pay a capital tariff of £1 per week for each £250 or part thereof between these two figures.

If your assets, such as any property you own, are calculated to be above £23,250 you will, be expected to privately pay for your own care (Self-funding).

Do I have a choice of care home if the Council is paying?

Yes, you have a choice where your local authority is placing you, the home you choose

must be suitable for your assessed needs, comply with any terms and conditions set by your local authority and not cost any more than they would usually pay for someone with your needs.

What if a home costs more than the local authority is prepared to pay?

The local authority will allow a third party such as a relative or friend to top up the care fees to the rate agreed with the care home.

My partner needs care, how does this financially affect me?

Your local authority will take into account 50% of any joint savings therefore, to accelerate financial help, it is better to have separate single accounts meeting care costs paid from the account of the person in the care home.

Third party payments The local authority will choose you a home that is suitable to meet the person’s assessed needs, subject to the following conditions:

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It doesn’t cost more than the local authority would usually expect to pay to arrange accommodation for someone with the same needs.

• The provider is willing to enter into a contract on the local authority’s usual terms.

If you decide to live in a care home that costs more than the rate the local authority pays, you will be given the opportunity to ask someone else to make an additional payment (usually referred to as a third party top-up).

If a friend, relative or charitable organisation agrees to pay the additional amount they should be made aware that fees usually increase once a year and that they are confident that they can make payments for as long as is required. The individual who is paying the top-up fee will be asked to enter a third party contract with the care provider.

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If the payments stop then the care provider is within it’s rights to ask you to move to another home if someone cannot pay the top-up amount.

The Care Act changes the way that people pay for their care and support, the new regulations mean that you will be able to cover the difference yourself if:

• You have been living in the care home for less than 12 weeks.

• You have a deferred payment agreement with the council.

For more information contact Kirklees Council adult social care services on 01484 414933.

Paying for care

Self-funding If you are self funding your care because you are not eligible for local authority funding, there are certain forms of financial assistance you may be entitled to.

Will the local authority pay my fees whilst I am selling my former home?

If, apart from your property, your other capital is below £23,250 the local authority will help as above with the costs during the first twelve weeks of permanent care. Beyond that period any financial help will be charged against the value of your former home and recovered from the eventual sale proceeds.

Do I have to sell my property?

No, your local authority can lend you the money to pay for your care charged against your property value. However, they may limit how much they will pay. The local authority will not force you to sell your home.

The value of a house will not be included in the following situations:

• You are not going into residential care permanently.

Do I have to pay Council Tax on an empty property?

If you move into a care home and your property is empty then you should receive Council Tax exemption until it is sold.

What happens if I move into a care home independently and run out of money?

Once your capital reduces to £23,250 you should seek local authority assistance. The Council will then meet with you to assess your eligible needs for Care and Support against the criteria outlined in the Care Act 2014.

Depending on the outcome of this assessment you may need to continue to pay for care services.

But, if the home costs more than the local authority usually pays and home will not reduce its fees you could be in the difficult situation of either finding a source of top-up or seeking less expensive accommodation.

For more information on paying for care, contact Kirklees Council adult social care services on 01484 414933.

The Care Act and paying for care

• Your husband/wife lives in the home.

The Care Act changes the way that people will pay for their care from April 2020. The lifetime expenditure on care costs is being capped at £72,000. The cap only relates to care fees and not daily living costs such as rent, food and utilities.

• A relative aged over 60 lives in the home.

• A child under 16, who you are responsible for.

• A disabled relative or long term carer lives there.

For a full list of all the changes regarding charging and financial assessments, visit www.gov.uk/government/publications/ care-act-2014-part-1-factsheets

If your situation changes you must let the local authority know when this happens. They may then include the value of your house, when they work out how much you have to pay.

Important information Care home contracts for self-funding residents

Contracts should detail:

If you are self-funding your care and have a contract with your care provider, it is important that you seek advice from independent financial and legal advisors who will look through your contract and discuss any points with you so that you have a clear idea of what is expected from both parties.

• Cost of care.

• What care is being supplied.

• Timescale for review of contract.

• Your legal rights and obligations.

• How to cancel a contract.

• Length of contract.

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Direct payments

Direct payments Direct payments empower service users by allowing them control and choice over the services they use to meet their needs. They are an important contribution to the independence, well being and quality of life of people with disabilities. Every individual on the scheme is paid an amount of money by the council to be managed by themselves,or with aid of others such as a family member, or an external advocacy organisation.

This money can be used to purchase any service or services that meet the person’s assessed needs. As the money given to the person is given in lieu of the local authority providing the care, service users must account for the money every step of the way so Kirklees Council can maintain its auditing requirements.

Direct payments are paid straight into your bank, building society, or Post Office account, or pre-paid card.

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If someone is assessed as being eligible for support and it’s not possible for them to get direct payments or they do not want one, social services must provide care and support directly, or through an individual service fund.

The full control over care and support that direct payments enables is an attractive option for many people. However, some people may be unsure whether they want or could manage a direct payment.

As an alternative to care services, the service user may be able to use his or her Direct Payments to fund other local services that enable their independence within their own home and community, such as ‘meals on wheels’, taxi cabs and social clubs.

If you, or the person you are looking after already receive support from Kirklees Council but would like to receive a direct payment instead, you can ask them to make this change.

Useful contacts

Useful contacts Adult social care services Kirklees Council Gateway to care is the contact for anyone that would like further information or advice on adult social care and support services available in Kirklees.

Customer Service Centre, Civic Centre, 3, Market Street, Huddersfield, HD1 2YZ Or

Citizens Advice provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities.

1 & 3 Brook Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 1EB Tel: 0344 848 7970 www.kcalc.org.uk

Customer Service Centre, Walsh Building, Town Hall Way, Dewsbury, WF12 8EQ Tel: 01484 414933 www.kirklees.gov.uk

Age UK Calderdale & Kirklees is an independent local charity supporting people aged 50+ throughout the Kirklees and Calderdale districts.

12 New Street, Huddersfield, HD1 2AR Tel: 01484 535 994 Email: enquiries@ageukck.org.uk www.ageuk.org.uk/calderdaleandkirklees

Kirkwood Hospice 21 Albany Road, Dalton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. HD5 9UY. Tel: 01484 557900 (Reception) www.kirkwoodhospice.co.uk Kirklees Involvement Network (KIN) Kirklees Involvement Network is a self advocacy group for people with a learning disability.

9 Wellington Road, Dewsbury, WF13 1HF. Tel: 0771 002 0235 Email: sarah.roberts@cloverleaf-advocacy. co.uk Search on Facebook: Kirklees Involvement Network

NHS Contacts Alzheimer’s Society believe passionately that life doesn’t end when dementia begins. They are there for anyone affected by dementia and do everything they can to keep people with dementia connected to their lives and the people who matter most.

Alzheimer’s Society - Calderdale and Kirklees 3rd Floor, 39-41 Commercial Street, Halifax, HX1 1BE Tel: 01422 352789 (Calderdale) Tel: 01484 429865 (Kirklees) Email: CandK.Services@alzheimers.org.uk www.alzheimers.org.uk

Huddersfield Royal Infirmary Acre Street, Lindley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3EA Tel: 01484 342000 (Main switchboard) www.cht.nhs.uk Calderdale Royal Hospital Salterhebble, Halifax, HX3 0PW Tel: 01422 357171 (Main switchboard) www.cht.nhs.uk Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) The Patient Advice and Liaison Service focuses on improving the NHS for patients.

Tel: 01924 504975 Email: Contactus@northkirkleesccg.nhs.uk

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Kirklees district map

Kirklees district map BD12 Lower Wyke, Oakenshaw.

BD19 Cleckheaton, Gomersal, Scholes.

HD1

Huddersfield Town Centre, Hillhouse, Lockwood, Marsh, Paddock.

HD2

Birkby, Brackenhall, Bradley, Deighton, Fartown, Fixby, Sheepridge.

HD3 Lindley, Longwood, Marsh,

Milnsbridge, Oakes, Outlane,

Quarmby, Paddock, Salendine Nook, Scammonden.

HD4

Berry Brow, Cowlersley, Crosland Moor, Farnley Tyas, Netherton, Newsome, Lowerhouses, Stocksmoor.

HD5

Almondbury, Dalton, Kirkheaton, Moldgreen, Rawthorpe, Waterloo.

HD6 Bailiff Bridge, Brighouse, Clifton, Rastrick.

HD7

Golcar, Linthwaite, Marsden, Scapegoat Hill, Slaithwaite.

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HD8

Clayton West, Denby Dale, Emley, Fenay Bridge, Kirkburton, Lepton, Scissett, Shelley, Shepley, Skelmanthorpe, Birdsedge.

HD9

Brockholes, Hepworth, Holme, Holmfirth, Honley, Meltham, Scholes, Upperthong, Wooldale.

WF12 Chickenley, Dewsbury, Savile Town, Shaw Cross, Thornhill, Thornhill Lees.

WF13 Dewsbury Moor, Ravensthorpe.

WF14 Hopton, Mirfield.

WF15 Roberttown, Liversedge.

WF16 Heckmondwike.

WF17 Birstall, Batley, Staincliffe.

All the listings for care homes are listed in order by postcode, then alphabetically.

Kirklees district map

Birkenshaw

BD12 Don’t forget, you can read all the content from this directory online at www.careandsupport-kirklees.co.uk on your computer, tablet or mobile phone.

Gomersal

BD19

Morley

Cleckheaton

Batley

WF15 WF16

HD6

WF17

Brighouse

WF13

HD2

Elland

Backenhall

HD3

Ripponden

Ossett

Dewsbury Mirfield

WF14

HD1

Thornhill

WF12

Huddersfield

HD4 Golcar

Wakefield

HD5

HD7

HD5 Almondbury

Slaithwaite

HD7

Honley

Marsden Meltham

Brockholes

Flockton Kirkburton

WF4

HD8 Skelmanthorpe

HD9 Holmfirth

Denby Dale

HD8

HD9

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Care Home Listings

Care Home Listings Advertisers are in boxes

BD11 Eden Court

Ghyllroyd Drive, Birkenshaw, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD11 2ES Tel: 01274 652002 www.prioryadultcare.co.uk N OP PD PC

The Hawthornes

Mill Lane, Birkenshaw, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD11 2AP Tel: 01274 680033 www.burlingtoncare.com N OP PC Advertisement on page 48

BD19 Ashcroft Nursing Home

Church Street, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 3RN Tel: 01274 862053 www.ashcroftnursinghome.co.uk N OP D PD LD SI Y PC

Ashmeadows

Moorbottom, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 6AD Tel: 01274 861049 www.emyvalecare.com N OP PC

SERVICES KEY N Nursing Care OP Older people (65+) D Dementia PD Physical disability MH Mental health LD Learning disability, autism SI Sensory impairment Y Younger adults S Substance misuse R Rehabilitation ED Eating Disorders EV Services for everyone PC Personal Care C Caring for Children

Birch Park Care Home

Serpentine Road, Cleakheaton, West Yorkshire BD19 3HU Tel: 01274 878455 www.darringtonhealthcare.co.uk N OP D PD MH SI Y

Hartshead Manor

817 Halifax Road, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 6LP Tel: 01274 869807 www.rochehealthcare.com N OP PD PC

Holme House Care Home

Oxford Road, Gomersal, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 4LA Tel: 01274 862021 N OP D PD MH SI S PC

Kenmore

100 Whitcliffe Road, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 3DS Tel: 01274 872904 www.leonardcheshire.org N OP PD Y PC

HD1 Cleveland House Care Home

2 Cleveland Road, Edgerton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 4PN Tel: 01484 817 639 www.bupa.co.uk/cleveland-house N OP PD PC Advertisement on page 11

Cleveland Road

5 Cleveland road, Edgerton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 4PP Tel: 01484 515865 N LD PC Continued opposite

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Care Home Listings

Compass Care - South Park

10 -11 Park Drive South, Gledholt, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 4HT Tel: 01484 315551 www.compasscarehomes.co.uk N OP D PD LD MH SI Y PC

Gledholt

32 Greenhead Road, Gledholt, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 4EZ Tel: 01484 507810 www.cygnethealth.co.uk N LD MH Y PC

Langdale House

56 Gledholt Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 4HR Tel: 01484 429226 www.woodleigh-care.co.uk N LD PC

Mountjoy Road

24 Mountjoy Road, Edgerton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 5PZ Tel: 01484 667866 www.bridgewoodtrust.co.uk N LD PC

Norman Hudson Care Home

Meltham Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 3XH Tel: 01484 451669 www.parkhomesuk.co.uk N OP D Y PC

Paddock Lodge Care Home

60 Church Street, Paddock, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 4UD Tel: 0800 088 6140 N OP D PD Y PC

St Anne’s, Huddersfield Mental Health Services 26 Beech Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 4JP Tel: 01484 431945 www.st-annes.org.uk N MH Y PC

St Anne’s, Huddersfield Mental Health Services 29 Cambridge Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 5BU Tel: 01484 450833 www.st-annes.org.uk N OP MH Y PC

The Gables

Apartments 1-9, Elmwood Avenue, Highfields, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 5DA Tel: 01484 667866 www.bridgewoodtrust.co.uk N LD PC

Trabel

26-28 Cambridge Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 5BU Tel: 01484 535180 N LD PC

Victoria Road

1 Victoria Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 3TF Tel: 01484 340811 www.mencapinkirklees.wordpress.com N LD PC

Yews Hill / North Rise

75 & 77 Yews Hill Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 3SG Tel: 01484 430329 www.bridgewoodtrust.co.uk N LD PC

St Anne’s Community Services Huddersfield 3 Heaton Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 4HX Tel: 01484 435571 www.st-annes.org.uk N MH PC

HD2 Abbey Place

90 Abbey Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1BB Tel: 01484 469946 www.larchwoodcare.co.uk N OP D MH PC Continued on page 40

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Care Home Listings

Alpha House - Huddersfield

122 Halifax Old Road, Birkby, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 2RW Tel: 01484 422760 N LD PC

Alwoodleigh

4 Bryan Road, Edgerton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 2AH Tel: 01484 453333 www.larchwoodcare.co.uk N OP D PD PC

Astley Grange

Woodhouse Hall Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1DJ Tel: 01484 428322 www.mulberrycarehomes.com N OP PD Y PC

Beechwood - Care Home with Nursing Physical Disabilities 8 Bryan Road, Edgerton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 2AH Tel: 01484 429626 www.leonardcheshire.org N OP PD Y PC

Bryan Wood

1 Bryan Road, Edgerton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 2AL Tel: 01484 973672 www.larchwoodcare.co.uk N OP D Y PC

Fixby Lodge

48 Long Hill Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1PJ Tel: 01484 950812 www.horizoncareservices.co.uk N PD LD Y PC

CARLTON AUTISTIC CARE CENTRE

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CQC rated GOOD

Our residential services consist of 4 bespoke houses; Carlton House a 7 bedded service for individuals with complex needs; Greenways and Sycamore Houses both 4 bedded homes for individuals to further develop their independent and life skills; Willow House a 2 bedded home for female service users with Autism.

Our staff are professionally trained to provide quality care and support, our ethos is to support service users to be as independent as the can be.

We have an extensive staff training programme which is tailored to the needs of our service users, and offers bespoke training modules on Autism, Trauma Informed Care Awareness, Positive Behavioural Support, Foetal Alcohol Syndrome and Person-Centred Planning. Our training programme is regularly reviewed and updated to ensure it is current and reflects local and national policy.

Whilst promoting: Independence, Social and Life Skills, Effective Communication, Rights and Choice, Developing New Skills and Education/Employment Support.

SPECIALIST CARE SERVICES The Homes Our philosophy is to continually review and develop our model of care and support to ensure that the service we provide is the best of it’s kind; focussing on restorative practises and person led support.

All of our homes across West Yorkshire have been purpose built to a specification that provides an environment which functions as an individuals home, as well as somewhere that enables effective support to be delivered.

Each service user has a holistic therapeutic activity programme, which promotes community involvement as well as enhancing individual’s wellbeing.

Carlton House, Greenways and Sycamore House all provide single en suite accommodation with shower or bath facilities and all bedrooms meet the National Care Standards guidelines and have achieved a ‘Good’ rating from the Care Quality Commission.

We offer a full range of therapeutic services which include: • Sensory stimulation room • Recreational programmes (in house & in the community) • Aromatherapy • Access to all community educational and employment support facilities.

• Cinema Phone: 01484 649899 Email: info@carltoncare-group.com Address: 23 Greenway, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4RZ.

Carlton Specialist Care brings to West Yorkshire a specialist challenging behaviour facility that provides residential support, encouragement, education and independence to our service users who have dual diagnosis and challenging behaviour inclusive of people with autistic spectrum disorder.

Therefore Carlton has created this specialised service to meet the needs of those with challenging behaviours in today’s society.

Carlton Specialist Care offers spacious communal living areas alongside single occupancy en-suite accommodation providing specific tailor made support packages which are individualised to each of our service users needs.

The service also provides a sensory bathroom, an arts and crafts room, a TV lounge, a secure sensory garden and an outdoor sports area.

This provides our services user with a range of therapeutic areas where they can engage in meaningful activities.

Being specifically designed for adults with complex disabilities and/or health needs, including people who have Autism or Asperger Syndrome, we have created this ten bedded provision.

Phone: 01484 461997 Email: info@carltoncare-group.com Address: 18 Greenway, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4RZ.

Phone: 01274 714517 www.carltoncare-group.com

CQC rated GOOD

Email: info@carltoncare-group.com

Address: 134 Leeds Road, Shipley, Bradford, BD18 1BX

Care Home Listings

Hampton House

69 Keldregate, Bradley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1BQ Tel: 01484 539931 www.horizoncareservices.co.uk N PD LD SI PC

Jasna Gora Residential Care Home 52 Fixby Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 2JQ Tel: 01484 451850 www.societyofchrist.co.uk N OP D PC

Langley Lodge

136 Deighton Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1JS Tel: 01484 430320 www.horizoncareservices.co.uk N PD LD SI PC

Oxley Woodhouse

Woodhouse Hill, Fartown, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1DH Tel: 01484 424732 www.cygnethealth.co.uk N LD PC

Sun Woodhouse Care Home Woodhouse Hall Road, Fartown, Huddersfield, HD2 1DJ Tel: 01484 424363 www.eldercare.org.uk N OP D PD PC

Sycamore Park Care Home

Alandale Road, Off Bradley Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1QE Tel: 01484 426650 www.darringtonhealthcare.co.uk N OP D PD MH SI Y PC

HD3 Aspire Community Support Services Rushbrook House, 106 Royd Street, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4RB Tel: 01484 643316 N LD MH SI Y PC

Botham Hall Care Home

Botham Hall Road, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4RJ Tel: 01484 646327 www.fshc.co.uk N OP D PC

Carlton Autistic Care Centre

23 Greenway, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4RZ Tel: 01484 649899 www.carlton-group.com N LD Y PC Advertisement on opposite page

Carlton Specialist Care Centre

18 Greenway, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4RZ Tel: 01484 461997 www.carltoncare-group.com N LD Y PC Advertisement on opposite page

Cragside

207 Scar Lane, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4PZ Tel: 01484 460051 N LD PC

Crimson Manor

185 Scar Lane, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4PZ Tel: 01484 659176 N OP D PC

Lindley Grange Care Home

Acre Street, Lindley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3EJ Tel: 01484 817 639 www.bupa.co.uk/lindley-grange N D PC Advertisement on page 11

Longwood Grange

Longwood Gate, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4UP Tel: 01484 647276 www.advinia.co.uk N OP D PD SI PC

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Care Home Listings

Mencap in Kirklees - 100 Pennine Crescent 100 Pennine Crescent, Salendine Nook, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3TA Tel: 01484 348961 www.mencapinkirklees.wordpress.com N LD PC

The Lodge

207 Scar Lane, Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4PZ Tel: 01484 647816 N LD PC

The Oakes Care Centre

Chesilton Avenue, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4YA Tel: 01484 485530 www.hc-one.co.uk N OP D PC

Thornhill Hall Care Home

6 Thornhill Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 3AU Tel: 01484 421287 www.hillcare.net N OP D Y PC Advertisement on inside back cover

HD4 Aden Mount Care Home

Perseverance Street, Primrose Hill, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD4 6AP Tel: 01484 515019 www.hillcare.net N OP PD Y PC Advertisement on inside back cover

SERVICES KEY N Nursing Care OP Older people (65+) D Dementia PD Physical disability MH Mental health LD Learning disability, autism SI Sensory impairment Y Younger adults S Substance misuse R Rehabilitation ED Eating Disorders EV Services for everyone PC Personal Care C Caring for Children

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Aden View Care Home

Preseverance Street, Primrose Hill, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD4 6AP Tel: 01484 530821 www.hillcare.net N OP PC Advertisement on inside back cover

Castle Grange

Ings Lane, Newsome, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD4 6LT Tel: 01484 517538 www.kirklees.gov.uk N OP D PD PC

Moorlands Grange

Spruce Drive, Netherton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD4 7WA Tel: 01484 660010 www.kirklees.gov.uk N OP PC

Newsome Nursing Home

1-3 Tunnacliffe Road, Newsome, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD4 6QQ Tel: 01484 429492 www.newsomehome.co.uk N OP D PC Advertisement on inside front cover

HD5 Aden Court Care Home

Birkhouse Lane, Moldgreen, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD5 8BE Tel: 01484 425562 www.hillcare.net N OP PC Advertisement on inside back cover

Ferndale Lodge

Hurst Knowle, Almondbury, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD5 8TQ Tel: 01484 435088 www.horizoncareservices.co.uk N LD PC Continued opposite

Permanent and respite care services Knowle Court is a family owned and run business established in 1987. We pride ourselves on providing the highest possible standards of professional care within a friendly home environment.

• Flexible meal timings and variable menus

We accommodate up to 22 residents. Whether you require our service only during daytime or for 24 hours, we can help.

• Hydrotherapy baths

• Large garden and patio • Induction loops, paid and private phones • Dining room and 2 spacious lounges • Single and shared ensuite

If you require residential care services, call Knowle Court on 01484 658 357

38 Knowl Road, Golcar, Huddersfield HD7 4AN Email: admin@knowlcourt.co.uk www.knowlecourt.co.uk

Ravensknowle Road

128 Ravensknowle Road, Dalton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD5 8DN Tel: 01484 667866 www.bridgewoodtrust.co.uk N LD PC

Southfield Court Care Home

Southfield Road, Almondbury, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD5 8RZ Tel: 01484 432433 www.fshc.co.uk N OP D Y PC

Southlees

84 Aldonley, Almondbury, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD5 8SS Tel: 01484 667866 www.bridgewoodtrust.co.uk N LD PC

St Anne’s Community Services Oxfield Court

Oxfield Court, Albany Road, Dalton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD5 9UZ Tel: 01484 424232 www.st-annes.org.uk N LD PC

St Anne’s Community Services Shady Trees

4 Oxfield Court, Albany Road, Dalton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD5 9UZ Tel: 01484 518383 www.st-annes.org.uk N LD PC

Thorpe House Specialist Adult Mental Health Unit Limited 20-22 Finthorpe Lane, Almondbury, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD5 8TU Tel: 01484 300385 www.thorpehousespecialistcare.co.uk N MH PC

Tolson Grange

12 Coach House Drive, Dalton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD5 8EG Tel: 01484 432626 www.anchor.org.uk N OP D PC

HD7 Colne House

22 Manchester Road, Slaithwaite, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD7 5HH Tel: 01484 667866 www.bridgewoodtrust.co.uk N LD PC

Knowle Court

38 Knowl Road, Golcar, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD7 4AN Tel: 01484 658357 www.knowlecourt.co.uk N OP D Y PC Advertisement above

Meadow Court Residential Home

Meal Hill Lane, Slaithwaite, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD7 5EL Tel: 01484 840366 N OP PC

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Care Home Listings

HD8 Aden House Care Home

Long Lane, Clayton West, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 9PR Tel: 01484 866486 www.hillcare.net N OP D PD PC Advertisement on inside back cover

Aden Lodge Care Home

Long Lane, Clayton West, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 9PR Tel: 01484 866602 www.hillcare.net N OP PC Advertisement on inside back cover

Bridgewood House

165 Barnsley Road, Denby Dale, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 8PS Tel: 01484 861103 www.bridgewoodtrust.co.uk N PD LD PC

Cherry Trees

Field Way, Shepley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 8DQ Tel: 01484 604515 www.kirklees.gov.uk N LD PC

Croftland Care Home with Nursing Turnshaw Road, Kirkburton,Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 0TH Tel: 01484 604864 www.croftcare.co.uk N OP D PD MH SI Y S PC

Longroyds and Pilling House Care Home

Pilling Lane, Skelmanthorpe, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 9EQ Tel: 01484 861630 www.hillcare.net N OP PC Advertisement on inside back cover

Scissett Mount

Busker Lane, Scissett, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 9JU Tel: 01484 861180 www.scissettmount.com N OP D PD S Y

St Anne’s Community Services Queensway

46 Queensway, Kirkburton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 0SR Tel: 01484 602523 www.st-annes.org.uk N LD PC

The Denby at Denby Dale

402 Wakefield Road, Denby Dale, West Yorkshire, HD8 8RP Tel: 0333 999 8659 www.hc-one.co.uk N OP Y PC

Valley View Residential Care Home 36 Wakefield Road, Lepton, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD8 0BG Tel: 01484 539304 www.valleyviewcarehome.com N OP D PC

HD9 SERVICES KEY N Nursing Care OP Older people (65+) D Dementia PD Physical disability MH Mental health LD Learning disability, autism SI Sensory impairment Y Younger adults S Substance misuse R Rehabilitation ED Eating Disorders EV Services for everyone PC Personal Care C Caring for Children

Bell House Care Home Limited

61 Wilshaw Road, Meltham, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD9 4DX Tel: 01484 850207 N OP PC

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Care Home Listings

Bishop’s Way

Meltham, Holmfirth, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD9 4BW Tel: 01484 851861 www.helmehall.com N D PD LD MH SI Y S PC

Greenacres

Huddersfield Road, Meltham, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, HD9 4AG Tel: 01484 855393 www.idealcarehomes.co.uk N OP D PC

Helme Hall

Helme Lane, Meltham, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, HD9 5RL Tel: 01484 850165 www.helmehall.com N OP D PC

Park Riding

66 Greenfield Road, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, HD9 2LA Tel: 01484 684503 N OP PC

Rowan Court

167 Huddersfield Road, Thongsbridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD9 3TQ Tel: 01484 686530 www.hollybanktrust.com N PD LD SI Y PC

White Rose House

165 Huddersfield Road, Thongsbridge, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, HD9 3TQ Tel: 0333 999 8663 www.hc-one.co.uk N OP Y PC

WF12 Fieldhead Court

Rectory Park, Church Lane, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 0JZ Tel: 01924 459000 www.rochehealthcare.com N OP PC

Manorcroft

Old Bank Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 7AH Tel: 01924 452653 N OP D PD PC

Oak Park Care Home

Walnut Lane, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 8NJ Tel: 01924 459514 www.darringtonhealthcare.com N OP D PD MH SI Y PC

St Anne’s Community Services Lees Hall Road

333 Lees Hall Road, Thornhill, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 0RT Tel: 01924 459689 www.st-annes.org.uk N MH PC

Thomas Owen House

Lees House Road, Thornhill Lees, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 9BP Tel: 01924 458017 www.thomasowenhouse.co.uk N OP PD MH Y PC

York House

Old Bank Road, Earlsheaton, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 7AH Tel: 01924 467825 www.burlingtoncare.com N OP PC Advertisement on page 48

WF13

Ashworth Grange

Ashworth, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 2SU Tel: 01924 869973 www.idealcarehomes.co.uk N OP D PC

Aston Manor

Moorlands Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 2LF Tel: 01924 439321 www.mauricare.com N OP D PD SI PC Continued on page 46 Search for care online at www.careandsupport-kirklees.co.uk

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Care Home Listings

Branwell Manor

Heckmondwike Road, Dewsbury Moor, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 3PG Tel: 01924 466800 www.voyagecare.com N LD Y PC

Castle Hall Residential Care Home 33 Lee Road, Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 3BE Tel: 01924 520270 www.mencapinkirklees.wordpress.com N LD PC

Clarence House

14 Cemetery Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 2RY Tel: 01924 453643 www.milewood.co.uk N LD PC

Fennell Court

School Crescent, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 4RS Tel: 01924 437506 www.voyagecare.com N LD Y PC

Horizonz Care Limited

14-16 Quarry Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 2RZ Tel: 07568 733292 N OP PD SI Y PC

Lyndhurst Residential Home 20 Oxford Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 4JT Tel: 01924 459666 N OP PC

St Anne’s Community Services Dewsbury 1 2 Oxford Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 4LN Tel: 01924 459028 www.st-annes.org.uk N LD PC

St Anne’s Community Services Dewsbury 2 13 Birkdale Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 4HG Tel: 01924 459878 www.st-annes.org.uk N MH PC

St Anne’s Community Services Foxview 3 Foxview, Halifax Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 4AD Tel: 01924 458187 www.st-annes.org.uk N LD PC

Templefields

Temple Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 3QE Tel: 01924 461056 N LD PC

The Old Vicarage

142 Boothroyd Lane, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 2LP Tel: 01924 455853 www.prioryadultcare.co.uk N LD SI Y PC C

Westhaven

146 Huddersfield Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 2RW Tel: 01924 461720 www.catholic-care.org.uk N LD PC

SERVICES KEY N Nursing Care OP Older people (65+) D Dementia PD Physical disability MH Mental health LD Learning disability, autism SI Sensory impairment Y Younger adults S Substance misuse R Rehabilitation ED Eating Disorders EV Services for everyone PC Personal Care C Caring for Children

WF14 Fieldhead Park

140 Kitson Hill Road, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 9QZ Tel: 01924 496517 www.rochehealthcare.com N OP PC

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Holly Court

Far Common Road, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 0DQ Tel: 01924 483922 www.hollybanktrust.com N PD LD SI Y PC

Hopton Cottage Care Home Chadwick Fold Lane, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 8PW Tel: 01924 504071 www.hoptoncarecottages.co.uk N OP D PC

Ings Grove House

Doctor Lane, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 8DP Tel: 01924 489324 www.kirklees.gov.uk N OP PD PC

Orchard Court

Far Common Road, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 0DQ Tel: 01924 483947 N PD SI Y PC C

Poplars

Far Common Road, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 0DQ Tel: 01924 490833 N PD LD SI PC

The Beeches

Far Common Road, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 0DQ Tel: 01924 483905 N PD SI PC

The Conkers

Far Common Road, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 0DQ Tel: 01924 483903 www.hollybanktrust.com N PD LD SI Y PC

The Radcliffe

444 Huddersfield Road, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 0EE Tel: 01924 493395 www.theradcliffe.com N OP D PC

Willow Court

Far Common Road, Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14 0DQ Tel: 01924 491205 www.hollybanktrust.com N PD SI Y PC

WF15 Ings House Nursing Home

350 Bradford Road, Liversedge, West Yorkshire, WF15 6BY Tel: 01924 405263 www.greenwoodcare.net N OP D PD Y PC S Advertisement on page 48

Norcott House

75 Leeds Road, Liversedge, West Yorkshire, WF15 6JA Tel: 01924 409100 www.cygnethealth.co.uk N OP MH SI Y PC

Norcott Lodge

75 Leeds Road, Liversedge, West Yorkshire, WF15 6JA Tel: 01924 408505 www.cygnethealth.co.uk N PD LD MH SI Y PC

Roberttown Care Home Limited

98 Church Road, Roberttown, Liversedge, West Yorkshire, WF15 8BE Tel: 01924 411600 N OP D PD SI Y PC

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Ings House provides residential and nursing care.

It is a small home and has a very friendly atmosphere.

Ings House Nursing Home is rated GOOD by the Care Quality Commission The home is located in Liversedge which is close to Dewsbury. Virtually all the residents and staff are from the local area. Being situated on Bradford Road the home is very well served by public transport. It is within walking distance of many local amenities and shops.

The home is a conversion of a Victorian house which has been extended to add additional rooms. The nursing home opened around 1990 and was purchased by the current owners in 2012. The home has 27 bedrooms many of which have en-suite facilities.

The manager, Carolyn Orman, has worked in the home for more than 15 years.

She is a qualified nurse and supported by a team which has many long standing members of staff.

Ings House Nursing Home 350 Bradford Road, Liversedge, WF15 6BY Telephone: 01924 405263 Email: office.ingshouse@greenwoodcare.net www.greenwoodcare.net

Caring for your needs

At Burlington Care our mission is to provide our residents with a happy quality of life, exercising maximum independence, autonomy through choice and fulfillment, quietly and discreetly ensuring they are looked after in every way, in a warm and safe environment. Nursing and Residential care are just further chapters in a person’s life and our philosophy is to create a home from home.

The Hawthornes

York House

Priestley

Situated in the heart of Birkenshaw, a village community located between Bradford and Leeds. Specialising in care for the elderly, The Hawthornes provides 24-hour residential care within modern and purpose-built accommodation.

Within easy reach of the green spaces of Earlsheaton Park and good road access to the area, York House is a modern two-storey home providing high quality residential care for those needing additional support and for those living with dementia.

Priestley care home is in the heart of Birstall, a village south west of Leeds and five minutes from the motorway network.

Specialising in care for the elderly, Priestley provides 24-hour residential care in a peaceful and secure environment.

For more information on the range of services that we provide, please visit www.burlingtoncare.com, call us on 01262 673457 or email us at contactus@burlingtoncare.com

Types of Care Residential and Personal Care

Newlands Hall

Dementia

Residential Care Home

With Pride, We Care

At Newlands Hall residential care home we provide permanent long-term care as well as short-term option that offers a welcoming, warm and comfortable place to stay.

At the Newlands Hall, our approach to care is the same as in other homes managed by Regency Healthcare. The home is registered for 30 residents.

Newlands Hall is furnished to a good standard throughout, with spacious rooms and quiet lounges for residents where they can meet chat or simply have quiet time in cosy chairs. There are books and magazines available for residents. All our lounges are equipped with TVs for residents as well as catering for other activities. Our delicious home cooked meals are served in the beautifully panelled dining rooms. However, residents have the choice to have their meals served in their own rooms. All the bedrooms are bright and airy and attractively decorated. Also we have double rooms for couples or those who wish to share.

The home has a well-maintained garden with safe access to the main gate. The on-site parking is available for residents and visitors.

Intermediate Care Re-ablement Care

Short & Long Stay Care

End of Life / Palliative Care

Day Care

Cohort beds for Hospitals

Facilities & Services

The services and facilities at Newlands Hall are of the highest standard GP Services available on request

Opticians and Dentists by arrangement

Nurse Call in each room

Hairdresser visits

En-suite rooms available

Car parking available

Double rooms also available

Special diets available

TV in rooms

Social events

Internet facility available Chiropody visits on a regular basis

Newlands Hall Residential Care Home High Street, Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, WF16 0AL Tel: 01924 407 247 Email: newlandshall@regency.care www.facebook.com/rhcltd @Regency_HC This is a Regency Health Care home www.regency.care

Activities Laundry services Wheel Chair access available

Care Home Listings

Established in 1985 • Celebrating over 30 years in business

Willow House Residential Home

396 Halifax Road, Hightown, Liversedge, West Yorkshire, WF15 6NG Tel: 01274 872624 www.willowhouse-residential.co.uk N OP PC Advertisement to the right

WF16 Avery Mews

Railway Street, Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, WF16 0ND Tel: 01924 403001 www.brighterkind.com/averymews N OP D PD PC

Claremont House

Brighton Street, Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, WF16 9EU Tel: 01924 401224 www.kirklees.gov.uk

Family run business • All female residential home • All female care staff trained to at least NVQ level 2 • No restrictions on visiting • Special diets catered for • Members of the National Care Home Association

We offer full care and support to encourage our residents to live a full and independent lifestyle PERMANENT and SHORT STAY available For more details call: 01274 872 624 email: willowhouse396@gmail.com 396 Halifax Road

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Garlands Residential Care Home Limited

27 Church Street, Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, WF16 0AX Tel: 01924 404122 N D Y PC

Milldale

4 Nunroyd, Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, WF16 9HB Tel: 01924 407135 www.kirklees.gov.uk N LD PC

Newlands Hall

High Street, Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, WF16 0AL Tel: 01924 407247 www.rhcl.co.uk N OP D PD Y PC Advertisement on page 49

WF17 61 Track Road

61 Track Road, Batley, West Yorkshire, WF17 7AB Tel: 01924 472804 N OP LD MH Y PC

SERVICES KEY N Nursing Care OP Older people (65+) D Dementia PD Physical disability MH Mental health LD Learning disability, autism SI Sensory impairment Y Younger adults S Substance misuse R Rehabilitation ED Eating Disorders EV Services for everyone PC Personal Care C Caring for Children

Batley Hall Nursing and Residential Home Old Hall Road, Batley, West Yorkshire, WF17 0AX Tel: 01924 472063 N OP PC Continued opposite

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Linson Court

Dark Lane, Batley, West Yorkshire, WF17 5RU Tel: 01924 473867 www.silverlinecare.com N

OP D PD PC

Lydgate Lodge

Soothill Lane, Batley, WF17 6EZ Tel: 01924 355023 www.idealcarehomes.co.uk N OP D PC

Priestley

Market Street, Birstall, Batley, West Yorkshire, WF17 9EN Tel: 01924 440265 www.burlingtoncare.com N OP PC Advertisement on page 48

St Anne’s Community Services Smithies Moor Lane

46 Smithies Moor Lane, Batley, WF17 9AN Tel: 01924 474453 www.st-annes.org.uk N LD PC

Trinity Street

27 Trinity Street, Batley Carr, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF17 7JZ Tel: 01924 456160 www.richmondfellowship.org.uk N MH Y PC

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A Abhi Rose Homecare ..................................... 20 Abbey Place ................................................. 39 Able Care Huddersfield Ltd ............................. 20 Active Social Care Limited (Kirklees, Calderdale and Bradford) .............................. 20 Aden Court Care Home .................................. 42 Aden House Care Home ................................. 44 Aden Lodge Care Home ................................. 44 Aden Mount Care Home ................................. 42 Aden View Care Home ................................... 42 Advanced Community Healthcare Limited ......... 20 Age Uk Calderdale and Kirklees ..................... 20 Alpha House - Huddersfield ............................ 40 Alwoodleigh ................................................. 40 Ashcroft Nursing Home .................................. 38 Ashmeadows ................................................ 38 Ashworth Grange .......................................... 45 ASK4Care - Huddersfield ............................... 20 Aspire Community Support Services .......... 20, 41 Aston Manor ................................................ 45 Astley Grange .............................................. 40 Attentive Care Experts .................................... 20 Avalon West Yorkshire Services ....................... 20 Avery Mews ................................................. 50 Aware Care Limited ....................................... 20

B Batley Hall Nursing and Residential Home ........ 50 Beechwood - Care Home with Nursing Physical Disabilities ....................................... 40 Beckside Court .............................................. 20 Bell House Care Home Limited ........................ 44 Bespoke Care & Support Services ................... 21 Birch Park Care Home ................................... 38 Bishop’s Way ............................................... 45 Bluebird Care (Kirklees) ................................. 21 Bluewater Care Limited .................................. 21 Botham Hall Care Home ................................ 41 Branwell Manor ............................................ 46 Bridgewood House ........................................ 44 Bryan Wood ................................................. 40 Burgundy Care Services Limited ...................... 21

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C Care Angels Batley Limited ............................. 21 Care Counts Limited ...................................... 21 Carers Trust Mid Yorkshire .............................. 21 Caremark (Kirklees) ....................................... 21 Carlton Autistic Care Centre ............................ 41 Carlton Specialist Care Centre ......................... 41 Castle Grange .............................................. 42 Castle Hall Residential Care Home .................. 46 Cherry Trees ................................................. 44 Choices Home Care Limited ........................... 22 Clarence House ............................................ 46 Claremont House .......................................... 50 Cleveland House Care Home ........................... 38 Cleveland Road ............................................ 38 Colne House ................................................. 43 Comfort Call - Kirklees ................................... 22 Compass Care - South Park ...................... 22, 39 Constant Healthcare Limited ........................... 22 Cragside ...................................................... 41 Crimson Manor ............................................. 41 Croftland Care Home with Nursing ................. 44

E Eden Court ................................................... 38 Elite Privilege Care ........................................ 22

F Fennell Court ................................................ 46 Ferndale Lodge ............................................. 42 Fieldhead Court ............................................ 45 Fieldhead Park .............................................. 46 Fixby Lodge .................................................. 40

G Garlands Residential Care Home Limited .......... 50 Gate 13 Care Limited .................................... 22 Genuine Carers Limited - 125 St Johns Road ..... 22 Gledholt ....................................................... 39 Greenacres .................................................. 45

H Hampton House ............................................ 41 Hartshead Manor .......................................... 38 Healey Supported Living Service ..................... 22 Helme Hall ................................................... 45

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Holly Court ................................................... 47 Holme House Care Home................................ 38 Hopton Cottage Care Home ........................... 47 Horizonz Care Limited ............................. 22, 46

Norman Hudson Care Home .......................... 39 North Kirklees Domiciliary Care Service .......... 24 North Short Term & Urgent Support ................. 24 Northern Community Careline Services ............ 25

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Ings Grove House ......................................... 47 Ings House Nursing Home .............................. 47

Oak Park Care Home .................................... 45 Olive Tree (Kirklees) Limited ............................ 25 Orchard Court .............................................. 47 Owen Care and Support Limited ..................... 25 Oxley Woodhouse ........................................ 41

J Jasna Gora Residential Care Home ................. 41

K Kenmore ...................................................... 38 Kings Mill Court ............................................ 22 Kirklees Council - South Short Term & Urgent Support Team ..................................... 22 Kirklees Shared lives Directorate for Children and Adults ....................................... 24 Knowle Court ................................................ 43

L Langdale House ............................................ 39 Langley Lodge .............................................. 41 Laurel Court .................................................. 24 Lindley Grange Care Home ............................. 41 Linson Court ................................................. 51 Locorum Care ............................................... 24 Longroyds and Pilling House Care Home .......... 44 Longwood Grange ........................................ 41 Lotus Home Care Huddersfield ........................ 24 Lydgate Lodge .............................................. 51 Lyndhurst Residential Home ............................ 46

M Manorcroft ................................................... 45 Meadow Court Residential Home .................... 43 Medevent Limited .......................................... 24 Mencap in Kirklees - 100 Pennine Crescent ...... 42 Mencap in Kirklees (DCA) .............................. 24 Milldale ....................................................... 50 Moorlands Grange ........................................ 42 Mountjoy Road ............................................. 39 My Homecare Huddersfield ............................ 24

N Newlands Hall .............................................. 50 Newsome Nursing Home ................................ 42 Norcott House .............................................. 47 Norcott Lodge ............................................... 47

P Paddock Lodge Care Home ............................ 39 Park Riding ................................................... 45 Pilgrim Care ................................................. 25 Poplars ........................................................ 47 Priestley ....................................................... 51 Privilege Home Care ..................................... 25

R Radis Community Care (Meadow Green) ......... 25 Radis Community Care (Woodland Court) ........ 25 Ravensknowle Road ....................................... 43 Roberttown Care Home Limited ....................... 47 Routes Healthcare (North) Limited .................... 25 Rowan Court ................................................ 45

S Sandy Mount ................................................ 25 Scissett Mount ............................................... 44 Southfield Court Care Home ........................... 43 Southlees ..................................................... 43 St Anne’s Community Services - Calderdale Supported Living ........................................... 25 St Anne’s Community Services - Dewsbury 1 ..... 46 St Anne’s Community Services - Dewsbury 2 ..... 46 St Anne’s Community Services - Foxview .......... 46 St Anne’s Community Services - Huddersfield .... 39 St Anne’s Community Services - Lees Hall Road ..................................................... 45 St Anne’s Community Services - Oxfield Court ........................................................... 43 St Anne’s Community Services - Queensway ..... 44 St Anne’s Community Services - Shady Trees ..... 43 St Anne’s Community Services - Smithies Moor Lane ................................................... 51 St Anne’s, Huddersfield Mental Health Services ....................................................... 39 St Anne’s Community Services - South Kirklees DCA ................................................ 25 St Anne’s Dewsbury Supported Living .............. 25

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St Paul’s House ............................................ 25 Sun Woodhouse Care Home ......................... 41 Sycamore Park Care Home ........................... 41

T Templefields ................................................. 46 The Beeches ................................................ 47 The Care Collection ...................................... 26 The Conkers ................................................ 47 The Crescent (Yorkshire) Limited ..................... 26 The Denby at Denby Dale .............................. 44 The Gables .................................................. 39 The Hawthornes ........................................... 38

The Lodge ................................................... 42 The Oakes Care Centre ................................ 42 The Old Vicarage ......................................... 46 The Radcliffe ................................................ 47 Thomas Owen House .................................... 45 Thornhill Hall Care Home .............................. 42 Thorpe House Specialist Adult Mental Health Unit Limited ....................................... 43 Together in Care .......................................... 26 Tolson Grange ............................................. 43 Town & Local Care ....................................... 26 Trabel ......................................................... 39 Trinity Street ................................................ 51

U United Response - Huddersfield DCA .............. 26

V Valley View Residential Care Home ................ 44 Victoria Road ............................................... 39 Vista Home Care Services Limited .................. 26

W Waves ........................................................ 26 Westhaven .................................................. 46 White Dove Care Limited .............................. 26 White Rose House ........................................ 45 Willow Court ................................................ 47 Willow House Residential Home ..................... 50

Y Yews Hill / North Rise .................................. 39 York House .................................................. 45

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Care & Support Kirklees

You’re in caring hands We specialise in offering complete care and cater to the every need of our residents.

Quality of life for those who reside in our care homes is key to us and we ensure that all people, regardless of whether they need residential, nursing or dementia care discover new things and enjoy new experiences.

At Hill Care we understand that no two people are the same which is why we offer a unique approach to care. We also recognise that we are often the first experience of residential, nursing or dementia care that a family has. We pride ourselves on maintaining every individual’s privacy, dignity and ability to manage their own lives.

Services we offer Residential Respite Care and Short Stay Nursing Care Palliative / End of Life Dementia Daycare

Your Local Care Home Provider Tel: 01246 558 734 Email: enquiries@hillcare.net Visit our website at www.hillcare.net

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Domiciliary Care | Palliative Care | Learning Disabilities

Personalising care to put you first Contact us to see how we can help you

Welcome to Elite Privilege Care Ltd. We aim to provide care and support for people who cannot look after themselves. We provide our service in your own home, at times convenient to you, and in ways you find most agreeable.

At Elite Care our belief in delivering care is that the individual with the care needs comes first. We will always go the extra mile for our clients to ensure they are safe, happy and pleased before our staff leaves them. Elite Care is committed to working with individuals and their families to find solutions that holistically meet their care needs, promote independence, develop skills and support people to reach their goals and aspirations.

Services can be provided from 1 hour per week to 24 hour care, 365 days a year on a regular or adhoc basis.

Our highly qualified and experienced assessors work with service users to design tailored personal support plans that inform the staff team what support is required and how it should be provided. This ensures service users stay in control of the service they receive.

Services we offer: • Assistance with personal care tasks, including bathing, showering.

• Prompting, assisting or administering medication.

• Planning and preparation of meals, including assistance with eating and drinking.

• Complex healthcare tasks.

• Independent Living Support / Supported Living • Re-enablement work • Domiciliary care / Homecare • Support with social activities • Mobility support and supervised transportation • Domestic assistance including cleaning, laundry, gardening, ironing and shopping.

For a full list of all the services we offer, please visit our website.

“After contacting Elite Care, I was provided with all the help I needed with my daily routines.”

R Rajesh

Elite Privilege Care Ltd T/A Elite Care UK Bretton Street Enterprise Centre, Bretfield Court, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 9DB. info@elitep.care

www.elitep.care

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