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Types of care
Types of care

Younger Veterans' Care

We recognise that younger veterans who live with disability need to be supported to maintain their independence. Staff are proactive in understanding an individual’s needs and wishes in the specialist nursing and therapeutic care offered but also in support of a resident’s social and emotional needs. Younger veterans are welcomed into the Homes on a short break or long-term basis.

Supporting independence

Our highly trained staff treat each resident as an individual and work hard to understand how they can best support individual needs. We understand that independence is hugely important to younger veterans, so staff provide the practical and emotional support to enable younger residents to live their lives as they wish.

Party on!

Rifleman Stephen was severely wounded in Iraq on his first tour, aged 19. Recently he celebrated his 30th birthday at our Home and staff were delighted to lay on a party in his honour.

Care & in-house therapies

Wellbeing is at the heart of the care we offer. We work with each resident to assess their physical, social and emotional needs and plan appropriate care. The Homes are well-equipped to meet all physical requirements, such as Physiotherapy and Speech & Language Therapy, as well as facilitating technological support such as tablets for communication. Emotional wellbeing is also supported by our friendly, compassionate staff and by our dedicated Wellbeing Programme.

The standard of care provided by Royal Star & Garter is second to none. It aims to provide the very best care and succeeds in doing so, however, they do not rest on their laurels and are always seeking to improve… I would not hesitate to recommend Royal Star & Garter to others.
Jessica Cheesman
Mother

Friends & family

All residents need the company of friends and family. Visitors are always welcome and can share mealtimes and outings too. Our Homes actively promote good relationships with family members and work with them to constantly improve the care of their loved one.

Stimulating environment

We offer a wide range of activities, outings and exercise so that there’s something for everyone. Hobbies are supported and our Wellbeing Team works creatively to cater for all interests. The Home welcomes visits from friends of younger veterans to promote an active social life. Our young and older residents find a common bond through their military experiences and often make friends for life.

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