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A care home
and a community

There is always a warm welcome at Clifden House Dementia Care Centre

A care home
and a community

There is always a warm welcome at Clifden House Dementia Care Centre

A care home
and a community

There is always a warm welcome at Clifden House Dementia Care Centre

A care home
and a community

There is always a warm welcome at Clifden House Dementia Care Centre

A care home
and a community

There is always a warm welcome at Clifden House Dementia Care Centre

A care home
and a community

There is always a warm welcome at Clifden House Dementia Care Centre

We are hiring!

Clifden House is one of the leading specialist dementia care homes in the south east. Due to recent expansion we are looking for enthusiastic and dedicated individuals to join our growing team.

Please click here for more details


 Our approach to care

Our aim is to help each person to continue to live a fulfilling and active life

Activities & engagement

We deliver a wide range of activities at our home and in the community.

Respite care

We offer comprehensive care for your relative – even for short periods.


We are dementia friends

dementia_friends_rgb_land-for-digitalClifden House is a proud member of the Dementia Friends initiative, and has pledged that all its staff – both administrative and nursing – will become ‘dementia friends’ in 2017. Read more here

 


Come and see for yourself

We would be delighted to show you around our active and vibrant home where everyone’s individual requirements are met with care and empathy.

 

Call us on 01323 896460 or contact us



Welcome to Clifden House

There is always a warm welcome at Clifden House Dementia Care Centre – a care home and a community. We have been providing care for over 45 years, and for the last two decades we have specialised in dementia care.

Shopping, going to the pub, singing in a choir, fishing or playing bowls are all very much part of your life with us – an active and engaged life doesn’t stop with dementia. We help our residents remain engaged socially, physically and psychologically with their family and the community around them. While many coping with dementia are not able to live independently in their own home, they can continue to enjoy life with us in our supported, specialised environment.

“Our overriding aim is to provide a safe, happy and fulfilling home for our residents. With our professional support we can offer a seamless continuation of living in the community.”

Nial Joyce – Care Provider