Residential care
Manor Lodge, Newport, Gwent
Manor Lodge is a residential care home in Newport, Gwent, supporting adults with acquired brain injury, learning disabilities and mental health needs. It offers a welcoming, homely environment where people can recover and develop the skills to improve their quality of life.
Support is person-centred and outcomes-focused, with a least-restrictive approach that helps people keep choice and control over their own lives. Manor Lodge is regulated by Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW).
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About the home
Manor Lodge in Newport supports adults with acquired brain injuries, learning disabilities and mental health needs, offering tailored support to meet each person's assessed needs. We provide a welcoming, homely environment where people can recover and develop skills that improve their quality of life.
Our team prioritises person-centred care and a least-restrictive approach, building coping techniques and promoting independence so people keep choice and control over their own lives.
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Who we support
Adults with learning disabilities, acquired brain injuries, autism and associated complex needs.
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Our approach
Keys Connect — trauma-informed, relational support and Positive Behaviour Support.
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Daily life
Personalised routines, community activities and skills for greater independence.
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Staffing
24-hour personalised support from a consistent, specialist staff team.
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- CIW Report - Manor Lodge CIW Inspection Report · PDF · 172.7 KB
- Manor Lodge Brochure · PDF · 302.1 KB
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Who does Manor Lodge support?
Manor Lodge supports adults with acquired brain injury, learning disabilities and mental health needs, in a homely setting focused on recovery and skill-building.
What is the least-restrictive approach at Manor Lodge?
Manor Lodge reduces restrictions over time, for example an unlocked kitchen, accessible utensils and people holding their own bedroom keys, so they keep choice and control over daily life.
Connected Support
Support centred around each individual.
We call it Connected Support.
A network of Care, Education and Health services for children, young people and adults, seamlessly connecting specialist schools, alternative learning solutions, children’s homes, adult residential, supported living and health services and expertise.
