Residential Care

April Court is a residential care home in Bournemouth that provides specialist support for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. The service offers both permanent and respite care in a safe, welcoming and person-centred environment, helping individuals to live fulfilling lives while maintaining as much independence as possible.

Our dedicated team works closely with each person, their families and professionals to provide tailored support that reflects individual needs, preferences and goals. With a focus on dignity, wellbeing and inclusion, April Court creates opportunities for residents to build confidence, develop skills and enjoy meaningful experiences as part of a supportive community.

Located in Kinson, Bournemouth, April Court supports up to 17 people and works closely with local health and social care professionals to ensure individuals receive the right support at the right time.

Residential Care

Avon View is a residential and nursing care home in Christchurch, providing high-quality care and support for older people, including those living with dementia and individuals who require nursing care. The purpose-built home offers a comfortable, welcoming environment where residents can feel safe, valued and at home.

Our experienced team delivers person-centred care tailored to each individual’s needs, preferences and aspirations. We work closely with residents,their families and healthcare professionals to ensure people receive the right support while maintaining their dignity, independence and quality of life.

Avon View offers a vibrant community with a range of social activities, opportunities to build friendships and spaces designed to promote wellbeingand comfort. Whether someone requires long-term residential care, specialist dementia support or nursing care, our team is committed to helping residents live fulfilling and meaningful lives.

Located in Christchurch, Avon View supports older people with a range of care needs in a warm, supportive and professionally managed environment.

Day Opportunities

Boscombe Connect is a vibrant and inclusive day opportunity hub in Bournemouth, supporting adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs,dementia and older people. The service provides a welcoming environment where individuals can develop skills, build confidence, form friendships and take part in meaningful activities that promote independence and wellbeing.

Using a person-centred approach, Boscombe Connect tailors support to each individual’s interests, goals and aspirations. A wide range of activitiesare available, including creative arts, photography, dance, community projects and outdoor initiatives such as the King’s Park allotment project, helping people remain active, connected and engaged with their community.

The service places a strong emphasis on inclusion, choice and personal development. Through personalised support planning and opportunities for bothgroup and one-to-one support, Boscombe Connect helps people build confidence, maintain independence and develop meaningful relationships with others.

Working closely with families, carers and professionals, Boscombe Connect provides a safe and supportive environment where people can pursue theirinterests, learn new skills and enjoy fulfilling experiences.

Located in Boscombe, Bournemouth, Boscombe Connect helps people stay active, connected and engaged while supporting them to live fulfilling and independentlives.

Day Opportunities

Christchurch Connect is a vibrant day opportunity hub that supports adults with additional needs to lead active, independent and fulfilling lives.Located in Christchurch, the service provides a welcoming environment where people can build confidence, develop skills, make friends and take part in meaningful activities.

Our person-centred approach ensures that support is tailored to each individual’s interests, goals and abilities. Through a varied programme of activities,community involvement and social opportunities, we help people develop their independence, wellbeing and connections with others.

Christchurch Connect encourages people to explore new experiences, learn new skills and participate in their local community, creating opportunities for personal growth and greater independence in a supportive and inclusive setting.

Located in Christchurch, Christchurch Connect provides engaging opportunities that help people stay active, connected and involved in their local community.

Intermediate Care

Coastal Lodge is a specialist reablement, recovery and rehabilitation service in Bournemouth, supporting adults who need short-term care and support following illness, injury or a hospital stay. The service focuses on helping people regain confidence, build independence and achieve their recovery goals before returning home.

Working as part of the wider health and social care system, Coastal Lodge provides person-centred support alongside access to therapy and rehabilitation services. The team works closely with healthcare professionals, social workers and families to help people maximise their independence and plan for a safe and successful return to their long-term home environment.

Set within a welcoming environment, Coastal Lodge offers short-term support for people who require additional recovery time, rehabilitation or reablement before returning home. The service forms an important part of the local discharge and recovery pathway, helping people achieve the best possible outcomes following a period of illness or hospital admission.

Located in Bournemouth, Coastal Lodge provides a supportive environment where people can regain skills, confidence and independence before returninghome.

Housing Related Support

The Community Support Team (CST) provides housing-related support to adults living in supported accommodation across BCP. The service helps peoplemaintain their independence, develop essential life skills and build the confidence needed to live successfully within their local community.

Using a strengths-based and person-centred approach, CST works alongside individuals to identify goals and provide tailored support that reflects theirneeds, aspirations and circumstances. Support may include help with everyday tasks such as budgeting, cooking, cleaning, managing correspondence and accessing local services.

The team also helps people access education, employment, healthcare and community opportunities, promoting greater independence while reducing the risk of tenancy breakdown, social isolation and other challenges that may affect wellbeing. Early intervention and practical support help individuals build the skills they need to live independently and achieve positive outcomes.

Working closely with families, social workers, housing providers and health professionals, CST delivers flexible outreach support that enables people to remain in their chosen living environment and continue making progress towards their personal goals.

Operating across BCP, CST empowers people to develop the skills, confidence and resilience needed to live independently and thrive within their communities.

Work Based Training

The Kitchen Project is a unique work-based training service that supports people to develop practical skills, build confidence and gain experiencein a real working environment. Based at King’s Park Academy in Boscombe, the project combines learning, personal development and meaningful work experience within a busy commercial kitchen.

For nearly 20 years, The Kitchen Project has provided opportunities for individuals to work alongside experienced staff, helping to prepare and servehundreds of hot school meals each day. Participants receive personalised support and guidance while developing valuable skills in food preparation, teamwork, communication, time management and workplace responsibilities.

The service focuses on helping people increase their independence, achieve personal goals and build the confidence needed to take on new challenges.Through practical, hands-on experience in a supportive setting, individuals can develop skills that may help them progress towards further training, volunteering or employment opportunities.

Located at King’s Park Academy in Bournemouth, The Kitchen Project provides a welcoming and supportive environment where people can learn new skills,gain valuable experience and work towards greater independence.

Supported Living

Leven House is a supported living service in Bournemouth that provides housing-related support for adults with severe and enduring mental health conditions.The service offers a safe, stable and supportive environment where people can focus on their wellbeing, recovery and long-term independence.

At Leven House, support is tailored to each individual’s needs, helping people develop the skills, confidence and resilience needed to live as independentlyas possible. The team works closely with residents, healthcare professionals and community mental health services to promote positive outcomes and support individual recovery journeys.

The service provides a structured and supportive environment that encourages personal growth, wellbeing and stability. Through person-centred supportplanning, residents are empowered to work towards their goals while maintaining choice, dignity and independence.

Located in Bournemouth, Leven House supports adults with enduring mental health needs to live fulfilling lives, build independence and work towardstheir personal recovery goals.

Day Opportunities

Moordown Plus is a specialist day opportunity service in Bournemouth that supports people living with dementia and memory-related conditions. Designedwith dementia-friendly features throughout, the service provides a safe, welcoming and stimulating environment where people can remain active, maintain their independence and enjoy meaningful social connections.

Our experienced team provides person-centred support tailored to each individual’s needs, interests and abilities. Through a varied programme of activities,social opportunities and wellbeing-focused support, we help people stay engaged, build confidence and continue enjoying the things that matter most to them.

Moordown Plus also offers valuable support for families and carers, providing reassurance, guidance and opportunities for respite. By helping peopleremain independent and connected to their community, the service can play an important role in delaying the need for more intensive support.

Located in Bournemouth, Moordown Plus provides a welcoming environment where people affected by dementia can enjoy engaging activities, build friendshipsand receive the support they need to live well.

Day Opportunities

Parkstone Connect is a vibrant and inclusive day opportunity hub in Poole, supporting adults with a wide range of needs, including learning disabilities,physical disabilities, autism, dementia, mental health needs and older people. The service provides both short-term and long-term support, helping individuals live meaningful, fulfilling and independent lives within their local communities.

At Parkstone Connect, we take a person-centred approach, tailoring support to each individual’s goals, interests and aspirations. Through a diverseprogramme of activities, learning opportunities and community involvement, we help people build confidence, develop life skills, maintain wellbeing and form meaningful social connections.

The service also supports people transitioning into adulthood, providing guidance and opportunities to develop independence and explore future goals.Working closely with individuals, families and professionals, Parkstone Connect helps people achieve positive outcomes while remaining active members of their community.

With accessible facilities, dedicated keyworker support and a welcoming environment, Parkstone Connect offers a safe and supportive space where peoplecan thrive, pursue their interests and achieve their potential.

Located in Poole, Parkstone Connect provides a welcoming and inclusive environment where individuals can develop skills, build confidence, make connectionsand lead fulfilling lives.

Intermediate Care

Tricuro’s Reablement Care Service provides short-term support to help people regain confidence, independence and everyday living skills following illness,injury, a hospital stay or a change in circumstances. The service focuses on helping people do as much as possible for themselves, empowering them to remain safe and independent in their own homes.

Using a strengths-based and person-centred approach, our experienced team works alongside individuals to identify goals that matter to them and developpractical skills that support long-term independence. Rather than doing tasks for people, we encourage and support individuals to rebuild confidence and regain the skills needed to manage daily life.

The service supports adults with a range of needs, including physical disabilities, sensory impairments, dementia, mental health needs and those recoveringfrom illness or injury. Support is tailored to each individual and is typically provided for a short period, helping people maximise their recovery and reduce the need for ongoing care where possible.

Our Reablement team works closely with health and social care professionals to ensure people receive the right support at the right time, whether followingdischarge from hospital or to help prevent unnecessary admissions and maintain independence at home.

Operating across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, the Reablement Care Service helps people regain independence, achieve personal goals and continueliving safely and confidently in their own homes.

Intermediate Care

Mobile Nights is a night-time care and support service that helps people remain safe, comfortable and independent in their own homes. Operating throughoutthe night, 7 days a week, the service provides planned and responsive support for individuals who require assistance outside of normal daytime hours.

The service supports people with a range of needs, providing assistance such as personal care, repositioning, continence support, welfare checks andother essential night-time interventions. By delivering care in the home, Mobile Nights helps people maintain their independence while providing reassurance to individuals, families and carers.

Mobile Nights works closely with health and social care services to support people at home, helping to prevent unnecessary hospital admissions, facilitatetimely hospital discharge and respond to changing care needs. The service can deliver both planned and unplanned support, ensuring help is available when it is needed most.

Delivered by trained care professionals, the service provides flexible and responsive support throughout the year, helping people remain safe and supportedin familiar surroundings.

Promotes independence, safety and wellbeing in the home environment

Operating across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, Mobile Nights provides reassurance and practical support, enabling people to remain safely intheir own homes while receiving the overnight care they need.