Care Homes Owned by Martha Trust

to micro-managing their lives, and it is a hard adjustment to stop this, but it is the payoff for giving them the opportunity to live the most independent life they can as an adult, just like anyone else. My daughter enjoys a great social life, is well cared for and her personality is appreciated fondly by the staff.
It is clean, the staff are great and it is her home, not an establishment. The management team are friendly, approachable and takes on board feedback. Communication is good including her social life and GP appts.
All in all, a good example of people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and complex health living the most independent and rich life possible.

quality of life. The management lies to professionals, parents and their staff about the care they are being funded to provide. (which they are not). They never followed my son’s care plan. The residents cannot speak, and their other communications are ignored. The care staff are wonderful. They are not valued by management and are blamed and told off like schoolchildren. Don’t be fooled by the amazing hydrotherapy pool, it is not used much. My son was suffering because of the management. The way his care was managed was making him unwell, physically and mentally. This is the same for the other residents. All of the parents I speak to, feel the same. Martha Trust claims to be a Christian Charity!