Care services
We are the leading charity care provider, where people love to work and live. Our wide range of care is tailored to the needs of each individual, and our professional staff are committed to maximising the life potential of everyone within our care homes.
Good rating by the CQC
All of our care homes have received a 'good' rating by the CQC.
Diverse care options
We support a range of different people with differing needs.
Person centered
People are at the heart of everything we do.
More than care
As a charity we support over 6,000 people with epilepsy every year through our support information.
Olivia's story
Olivia explains how making a difference to the lives of people with complex epilepsy and learning disabilities, is a rewarding career choice.
Why choose our care
Residential care and CQC reports
Our specialist residential care for adults with epilepsy is provided at our Chalfont Centre in Buckinghamshire. We provide residential care for approximately 90 adults, who in addition to their epilepsy, often have associated and additional complications, including physical and learning disabilities, brain injury and autism.
Diverse care options
We offer care and support in residential and nursing settings. Each home provides a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, and residents are empowered to live as full a life as possible within a supportive environment.
Our staff
Our care service team provides a person-centred approach, and the residents are at the centre of everything we do. One aspect of this is that we involve residents in the development and delivery of staff training.
Our approach
Our approach is to provide a service and environment that supports all those with epilepsy to live a better and more fulfilling life.
Next steps
Our aim is to make the transition into a new home as smooth as possible for every individual.
Service users' bill of rights
We are committed to creating an environment that is enabling, empowering, diverse and inclusive. People who use its services can expect volunteers and employees to respect their human rights.
Claire's story
Claire is a support worker at a residential care home for people with epilepsy and associated disabilities. Here she talks about her role at epilepsy society and the rewards of making a difference to someone's life.
Our care homes
Croft Cottage
Croft Cottage provides a small homely environment for seven adults with complex epilepsy, associated impairments and learning disability.
Russell House
At Russell House we are dedicated to empowering residents and enabling them to do as much as they can, and make as many decisions for themselves, as possible.
Steps
Our supported living service is available to adults with epilepsy who may also have other associated or additional complications. The service provides people with the opportunity to live with greater autonomy and independence in the community.
Micholls House
Micholls House is all about individualised care and empowerment. Residents are encouraged to be involved in all decisions about their lives - what they choose to eat each day, what they wear, what activities they take part in, what trips they go on and whether they choose to use our on-site health services or their own.
Morton House
Morton House is a care home for up to 14 adults. The staff provide personal and social care based on individual choices and preferences.
Greene House
Greene House is a care home for up to 14 adults. The staff provide personal and social care in person centered way.
Queen Elizabeth House
Our specialist nursing care for adults with epilepsy is provided in Queen Elizabeth House at our Chalfont Centre in Buckinghamshire. In addition to their epilepsy, residents often have associated and additional complications, including physical and learning disabilities, brain injury and autism.
Frequently Asked Questions
Want to know more about our Care Homes? How you can become a support worker and what this entails? The answer to these and more can be found on the link below.