Neville Court

Typically supports adults with:

• complex mental health needs arising from a primary brain injury or mental health diagnosis such as manic depression, paranoid schizophrenia, or personality disorder
• behaviours of concern that may require planned restrictive practices within a positive behaviour support framework, reducing as behaviours stabilise
• a forensic background, where risk-related behaviours have reduced or ceased, and the person may remain subject to legal restrictions
• a history of alcohol or other substance misuse.

The home provides a structured and supportive environment with positive behaviour support, consistent risk management, and individualised staffing and observation where needed.

Care focuses on stability, emotional wellbeing, meaningful engagement, risk reduction, and developing independence.

As above, plus:

• may have cognitive impairment affecting memory, judgement, and awareness of risk
• may present with increased clinical and safety risks requiring enhanced observation and structured risk management
• requires structured support focused on meaningful occupation and skill development.

Care focuses on stabilisation, risk reduction, developing independence, and progression towards a lower-acuity, less restrictive environment as needs stabilise.

As above, plus:

• may have co-occurring physical health needs, such as diabetes, dysphagia, epilepsy, or spinal cord compression
• may require clinical interventions such as catheters, stomas, and enteral feeding
• may have limited mobility requiring regular assistance

Care combines support for mental health needs with nursing care for co-occurring physical health needs.