154 "Care Homes" in Birmingham (Return to care homes in Birmingham)

Birmingham Multi-care was started in 1980 by a group of Parents whose children were profoundly disabled. They wanted support and respite care to be available when they needed it to help them to look after their family members in the familiar environment of their own homes. At first the organisation was known as Birmingham Multi-Handicap Group. It was funded by small grants from both Birmingham City Council and the Health Authority. People who used the Group became 'members' and were the majority on the Group's Management Committee. In this role they were fully responsible for setting the strategic direction of the organisation. The local authority moved away from grant funding and towards the contract culture which exists today. This meant that the organisation of Birmingham Multicare had to change in order to meet the challenges of the contract and to compete with the large private companies who moved into a growing care market. Today Birmingham Multi-care employs approximately 120

• Care
• Domiciliary Service
• Respite Care Homes

 

Oakwood Rest Home is a Residential Care Home providing residential care for up to thirty people with dementia. The home is situated on the Kingsbury Road, close to bus routes to Sutton Coldfield and Birmingham. It is a short bus journey from the shopping centre of Erdington, where there is a range of local facilities. Oakwood Rest Home was originally three adjoining properties, and provides accommodation on 3 floors, accessible by a shaft lift. The accommodation comprises of twenty single bedrooms, fourteen with en suite facilities and five double rooms, all with en suite. There are 2 lounges, and a dining room that is situated off the large main lounge. Bathing and toilet facilities are situated on all floors of the home. There is a car park at the front of the building, and at the rear, there is a large enclosed garden.

• Some Ensuite Rooms
• Large Enclosed Garden

 

We are set in six acres of tranquil, landscaped grounds in the West Midlands. Our unique location, accessed by a tree-lined avenue, provides a country setting whilst enjoying the amenities of an urban location. Established in 1993, we are a quality care provider registered with the CQC situated in Kings Norton, Birmingham. We are able to offer nursing, nursing-dementia, residential and physical disability care, as well as care focused towards younger adults. Respite and convalescent care are available in all of our units so please do not hesitate to contact us regarding both short-term and long-term care. We are "committed to providing professional and respectful care". In order to ensure this, we invest in our staff, forming a multi-disciplined team across our Houses.

• Care
• Nursing-dementia Care
• Younger Adults
• Physical Disability

 

The Disability Information & Resource Centre is a new project which opened on 3rd April 2006 that aims to give information and support to a wide range of disabled people, carers, families, friends and any individual, professional or organisation wishing to gain further knowledge regarding disability issues from a very visible, readily and easily accessible service. Supported Living is Tenancy based accommodation, to access this service, you will need to have your own named allocated Social Worker. Residential Living provides 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, support for adults with learning disabilities, provided by Social Services.

• Residential Care Establishments

 

We achieve this by focussing on the needs of the individual, having a well-motivated and trained workforce, and creating as homely and non-institutional living environment as possible. We pride ourselves on placing the needs of individuals at the heart of our services, and emphasise the importance of involving residents and their families in the home. BCOP has an established quality management system that stresses the importance of continually striving to improve what we do. We have a great deal of experience in developing new and innovative services to meet the ever-changing needs of older people, particularly those with dementia and mental health needs. To find out further details of our Homes, click on the links below or use the navigation bar

• Care Homes
• Care Providers

 

Residential and dementia care. Highly trained carers. Superb home environment. Public Open Day at Briarscroft Care Home on Sunday 4th December 2011 between 10.30am and 3pm. The public open day will give you the opportunity to take a tour of the new state-of the-art facilities, meet the Home Manager and the team of caring staff, reserve rooms and sample some home-made cakes from the on-site catering team.

• Care Home
• Trained Carers
• Home Environment
• Residential
• Dementia Care

 

Father Hudsons Society, developing as the social care agency of the Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham, offers services to people in need, in order to improve their quality of life. Christs command to love one another as I have loved you, underpins our work with children, young people, adults and families, without favour or discrimination.

• Care Home

 

It is important to us at Moundsley Hall Care Home that our residents enjoy a home from home environment and maintain their rights and identity and lead as independent a lifestyle as is possible. Whilst the home maintains its privacy it is still in close proximity to local amenities including shops, village centre and public transport allowing clients to maintain links with the local community. We are committed to providing professional and respectful care whilst maintaining exceptional standards. We aim to create the right environment which supports physical and mental well-being. Our staff are key to the care we provide and accordingly we apply considerable resource on training our staff to ensure our exacting standards are delivered. Everyone has the same goal: to support and provide the best care and service that we can.

• Care Home
• Residential Care
• Communal Facilities

 

We have Sheltered and Extra Care Housing projects specifically designed to meet the diverse needs of our elderly communities and in addition, provide high quality domiciliary services, temporary respite facilities, as well as operating a highly successful Registered Care Home. Our main site is located in Olton, with additional sheltered housing schemes in Shirley, and in Erdington. The Trust is registered with the Charity Commission and also with the Tenant Services Authority as a Housing Association. Our Care Home is also fully accredited with the local authority and registered with the Care Quality Commission.

• Sheltered Accomodation
• Respite Care
• Extra Care Housing

 

Our members work collectively to share their specialist knowledge and expertise. Together we challenge ourselves to learn from one another so we can do things differently, better understand our customers, and provide products and services that make a dramatic improvement to people's quality of life. As a Group, we are dedicated to using our combined skills to achieve greater business efficiencies, which is why we provide a range of shared corporate services to avoid duplication and deliver the best possible value for money. As you would expect from a leading regional housing group, we provide affordable homes for rent and sale. But we are far more than a landlord and much of our work is focused on caring for vulnerable people and supporting local communities through a range of neighbourhood services. In practice, this means our work has a massive impact on the quality of life of thousands of people

• Friendship Care And Housing