Parkside

Typically supports working-age adults with:

• complex mental health needs
• behaviours of concern requiring consistent support and risk management
• co-occurring physical disabilities or health conditions
• a forensic background, where risk-related behaviours have reduced or ceased, and the person may remain subject to legal restrictions.

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

As above, plus:

• a primary functional mental health diagnosis, such as bipolar disorder or schizophrenia
• behaviours of concern
• co-occurring physical health needs and disabilities
• clinical interventions such as enteral feeding and stomas.

Care focuses on maintaining mental health stability, developing daily living skills, and promoting greater independence, with nursing support for co-occurring physical health needs.

As above, plus:

• organic mental health needs arising from conditions such as acquired brain injury, dementia, other neurological conditions, or long-term substance misuse
• cognitive impairment affecting how people understand and engage with the world around them
• behaviours of concern requiring enhanced observation and structured risk management.

Care focuses on maintaining stability, comfort, and meaningful engagement, with structured support to manage behaviours of concern and adapt to changing cognitive needs.