8 First Avenue,
Sherwood Rise,
Nottingham NG7 6JL
Tel: 01159 246 220
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Some bed availability
The Huntercombe Centre Sherwood is a specialist care home for men with mental health problems or learning disability and a history of challenging behaviour. Residents generally come to Sherwood as an alternative to being admitted to a locked rehabilitation service.
Some have a history of criminal offending or have an addiction. Some residents stay with us on a guardianship order or a supervised community treatment order.
We provide a structured, supportive environment to help individuals rehabilitate back into the community. Our aim is to help them to live a safe, fulfilling life.
We’re in a quiet suburb close to Nottingham City Centre
By road, we’re six miles from the M1 motorway
Nottingham railway station is a 10-minute drive
East Midlands airport is 35 minutes away by car
On site free parking
18 beds, all en-suite
Four self-contained flats for more independent living
Landscaped gardens
Individual and group therapy sessions
Activities programme
Respite care is available
We make a careful assessment of your needs before you join us at Sherwood. We will talk to you and, where possible, your family, and draw up a care plan together.
We have four one-bedroomed flats at Sherwood, where you can learn again how to live independently, safe in the knowledge that there is 24-hour support close by.
Rehabilitation works best when we draw upon an individual’s own strength and skills.
It’s likely that psychiatrists, psychologists and occupational therapists will all play a part in your treatment. If getting a job or extra education would help, we help with that too.
As you improve, and the risk you pose to others lessens, we gradually help you to reintegrate with the outside world.
I enjoy working here, the residents are at the heart of everything we do.
Communication is excellent and much appreciated by us.
It's difficult to find any fault, everything is done so professionally.
Independence and involvement
There are plenty of opportunities to bring your own personal touches to day to day life here at the Sherwood Centre. We encourage our residents to be as independent as possible. We like it when families are actively involved in a loved one’s care, helping us to set the right goals for each person each step of the way.
The registered manager is Michelle Rope. She works alongside a team of internal team of nurses and support workers and external professionals such as psychiatrists, psychologists and occupational therapists. Everyone at Sherwood has years of experience working with people with mental health issues. The team at Sherwood have a vast combined knowledge in mental health and learning disability.