National Care Group Service
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Abbeyvale Care Centre
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Hartlepool, County Durham
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Residential Support
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Learning disabilities, Mental health, Acquired brain injury, Autism
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Capacity: 42 people
Abbeyvale Care Centre is a warm and caring residential service designed to suit the needs of people with various diagnoses, including physical disabilities, symptoms of old age, dementia diagnosis, and mental health needs.
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The support
Abbeyvale Care Centre is located in the small ex-mining village of Blackhall Colliery, County Durham. It is a warm and caring residential service designed to suit the needs of people with various diagnoses, including physical disabilities, symptoms of old age, dementia diagnosis, and mental health needs.
It aims to ensure the people they support feel at home and at ease in their environment. The team will do whatever it takes to keep them safe, content, and happy.
They provide a positive, homely atmosphere that, together with our tailored support plans, supports each person to achieve their personal goals and aspirations. The personalised care service is delivered in the utmost professional way and with genuine kindness.
A resident Cook and Kitchen Assistant provides homemade meals and can tailor the dishes to any specialist dietary requirements.
Support for adults with the following diagnosis:
> Alzheimer's
> Asperger syndrome
> Dementia
> Drug dependency
> Epilepsy
> Huntington's disease
> Old age
> Palliative care
> Parkinson's disease
> Schizophrenia
> Stroke
The properties
There are 42 modern en-suite bedrooms, each decorated according to the individual's choice and style. Three well-equipped and spacious communal areas and a large and well-maintained accessible garden feature raised flower beds and are completely private. The centre is also completely wheelchair accessible and has ample car parking.
The location
Abbeyvale Care Centre is conveniently located near local shops, public transport links, and just a short walk from the beach. If the individuals we support desire, they can be readily supported in becoming active members of their local community.
