Care Homes Owned by The Salvation Army

with the less interactive residents.

highly thanked for everything they do for each resident, kind, attentive, interested, listening ear, fun, and so much more we could say. Highly recommend Furze Hill.

(the key reason he was taken from us).

Throughout dad's stay, the family were very impressed with Lyndon Home across all categories.
I'm being genuine, and not exaggerating, when I say that everything about the Home was excellent.
But it was the quality of the staff at Lyndon, and the care they provided dad (and the other residents) that was particularly exceptional.
They took wonderful care of my lovely dad. They were kind, friendly, warm, attentive and respectful people who went above and beyond. We could not fault them. Couldn't have asked for more.
Thank you so much to all of the lovely people at Lyndon Home who made my dad's final days as bright and comfortable as was possible.

but you can visit when you like, no problems. Well done all who work here and a big thank you.

can highly recommend Furze Hill House.

to communicate with staff. Overall, we are happy with the care Dad receives. Keep up the good work!!

safe and happy as possible.
The rooms are all kept clean, tidy and lovely and warm. Blankets are always available for anyone who feels the cold.
Hot and cold drinks are always available with biscuits and cake mornings and afternoons.
The Cameo club is a great hit with my mother too. The staff take time to walk residents over so they can enjoy a lunch and entertainment in a different location.
I would say Furze Hill is the best home my mother has been too, because the emphasis is on making it as much like home as they can.

for the residents.

walks around the care home, including on occasions walking in to the office turning around and walking out again, but she is never chastised for doing so by the staff. It is just a really lovely environment for a lady who is fast approaching her 93rd birthday to live out what time she has left. Mum has been a member of The Salvation Army for 50 years, and being in a Salvation Army care home has been great for her wellbeing. While mum has little speach left , she will still tap her foot when she hears a band or songster brigade, the music is still a great stimulation. All in all, I can't fault the care she receives, which is greatly appreciated by the family.

and fayres are great, mum loves the food, and theres cups of hot and cold drinks available on asking. I wouldn't want our mum to be anywhere else.

to all the staff.

after her. She has been there ever since and has received exemplary care and is doing so well.
I couldn't be happier with the team and the manager. They are excellent and I would throughly recommend Youell Court.

has thrived in his 12 months there and as it happens in transferring him to be nearer to me on 26th June 2025. I know it will be a sad day for everyone at this wonderful care home.

and also clearly loved by the staff. After just a few weeks she regretted not having moved in much, much earlier. It is a comfort to our family that she ended her days as a happy and contented resident.

other residents and helping with puzzles. During this visit we were offered tea and coffee with biscuits. My brother is known by many staff members.