Ellsworth House

Level of Learning Disability: Mild to Moderate Specialism: Challenging Behaviour and Mental Health Location: Midsummer Norton, Somerset Number of Bedrooms: 8 Ellsworth House offers accommodation for individuals with learning disabilities and additional complex needs. The service offers eight spacious en-suite bedrooms that can be decorated to suit individual tastes and styles. Two bedrooms are located in separate modern self-contained apartments for those wanting a more independent lifestyle. The service benefits from a large lounge with an attached activity area, a kitchen and a separate dining area. Ellsworth House also offers a sensory room where individuals can relax in a quiet atmosphere. The service’s landscaped gardens feature a summer house and offer further space for individuals to enjoy. Staff support individuals to actively participate in activities at local sports centres, football teams and social clubs. Individuals enjoy a range of volunteer work opportunities and are also supported to seek full time employment in the local community. Ellsworth has its own transport and support staff place a strong emphasis on assisting people to use the nearby public transport links to further their independence. Contact us or visit our website for more information

Owner: Consensus

Person in charge: Erika Dowdell

Local Authority / Social Services: Bath and North East Somerset Council (click for contact details)

Type of Service: Care Home only (Residential Care) – Privately Owned , 8 residents

Registered Care Categories*: Learning Disability • Younger Adults

Specialist Care Categories: Autism/ASD • Challenging Behaviour • Epilepsy

Single Rooms: 8

Facilities & Services: Independent Living Training • Own GP if required • Own Furniture if required • Close to Local shops • Near Public Transport • Minibus or other transport • Gardens for residents • Television point in own room

Latest CQC* Report on Ellsworth House: click here

*Care Quality Commission (CQC) is responsible for the registration and inspection of social care services in England.