The Bungalows

Residential bungalows
Our two bungalows, Cherry and Rowan, provide a home and respite care for adults with learning disabilities

Cherry Villa and Rowan Villa are situated within the Oaklands Complex, in the community of Warsop.

Warsop is a busy town approximately 7 miles from the town of Mansfield and yet only minutes away from our beautiful countryside.

We are within easy walking distance from the centre of Warsop where you can find all the local amenities such as shops, hairdressers, butchers, opticians, bakeries, doctors, library, chemists, churches, public houses, sports centre, bingo hall and take-a-ways, in fact Warsop has all your daily needs and it is only minutes away from us.

A bus route is only yards from the bungalows, but we have our own new 2007 minibus, which seats 14 people.

Cherry Villa

This bungalow was built in 1986.  Cherry Villa is registered by the Commission for Social Care Inspection and Social Services Department to provide essential services such as Food, Lighting, Laundry, etc … for 6 adults with learning disabilities. Most respite cases are funded by NCC.

Rowan Villa

This bungalow was completed in 1989, also registered by the NCC and social services department, to provide the same as Cherry Villa.  We also provide respite care in Rowan Villa.

Both units provide 24 hour cover by the staff team which consists of the Residential Manager, Deputy Manager, 13 Residential Social Workers and we also have Bank Staff too.

Aims and Objectives

The residential units provide and maintain a family home for the residents in our care, for life.

Our aim is to help each individual to develop to become a valued member of their community through gaining competence in the following areas: physically, intellectually, emotionally, socially and spiritually.  This is achieved by sensitive recognition and nurturing the potential in each individual.

Staff are responsible for the needs and requirements of each individual; each resident is assigned their own individual keyworker.  All residents have an input in the choice matters regarding food preferences, bedtime, dress and the day to day running of their home as well as individual choice in decoration and furnishing of their rooms.  It is the policy of the residential units to promote self advocacy, enabling them to take control of their life giving self respect and motivation.  Our aims are to achieve maximum independence whilst offering the highest level of care covering physical, emotional and recreational needs.

For respite care enquiries contact Brenda Bird, Residential Manager, or Cheryl Nattriss, Deputy Manager, in Cherry Villa.