Care Homes in Shropshire

The New Barn consists of 12 single occupancy bedrooms, three on the ground floor and eight on the first floor.The New Barn is set in the small village of Goldstone, a scenic, safe rural location surrounded with countryside. Goldstone has a small shop which sells fresh produce from the local farms. The local farmers and villagers are very supportive of the home, attending the home's annual summer fete and making donations. Service users are supported and encouraged to live as independently as possible whilst remaining safe and secure at all times The New Barn specializes in providing residential care and support services to Adults with Learning Disabilities. All staff members have thorough background checks and full CRB disclosures

Bethphage was founded in 1994 when Donna Werner, an executive of Bethphage in the US (now Mosaic), came to the UK. After visiting a long stay hospital (institution) that accommodated people with learning disabilities and mental health difficulties, Donna witnessed a person sitting alone, tearing up a magazine into pieces to keep them amused. Such was her passion to support and enable people with learning disabilities to live in “Inclusive Communities” where all people have the opportunity to live the life they choose, (Our Vision today) that she spoke to commissioners in Shropshire about the potential for providing UK services. This move for the people we then supported, was part of the hospital resettlement programme. Initially managed from the US, Bethphage soon became a free-standing UK organisation supported by our American parent.

We are a leading provider of quality care services for individuals who require assistance in their daily lives. Our goal is to provide a comfortable, safe, and supportive environment for our clients, allowing them to maintain their independence and quality of life. Our services include Domiciliary care, Supported living and Live-in Care

Initially, the Residential Care Home was based within Hinstock Manor, a classic Georgian Manor House with original features – offering residents a cosy, home-from-home setting. In 2014 Hinstock Manor added a contemporary style wing with bright, light and spacious rooms was added with a more modern and contemporary feel. This new wing also includes two beautiful one bedroom apartments – to assist in a more independent life, each has a kitchen, bedroom, living room and wet room. Rooms throughout the Residential Care Home are named after local villages – Lockley (downstairs in the original building), Goldstone (upstairs in the original building), Mill Green (downstairs in the contemporary wing) and Ercall (upstairs in the contemporary wing