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Providing housing, residential care and supporting the needs of older people

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    Supported Housing

    Supported Housing

    Designed to help you lead your life your way and offer security, independence and peace of mind.
    Residential Care Homes

    Residential Care Homes

    Usually called Care Homes - this is a place for older people with relatively low care needs.
    Dementia Care

    Dementia Care

    Homes designed for those with dementia to provide the highest standards of accommodation and care.

    Independent Living

    Independent Living

    Live in your own apartment with onsite support 24 hours a day.
    Care at Home

    Care at Home

    Tailored domiciliary care within the familiar surroundings of your own home.
    New - Speedwell Court

    New - Speedwell Court

    Take a look round our brand new property in Southampton and enquire today.

    What makes Abbeyfield special?

    Residents and staff talk about what Abbeyfield means to them and why they think it is a special place to be.

    “It feels like home to me. I couldn’t ask for better, I’m happy here and I certainly want to spend the rest of my life here.”

    What makes Abbeyfield special?

    News and Views

    George Docker's Fundraising Plight

    Meet George, our 78 year old resident at Brian Lewis House. For 14 years, George lived and worked in Kenya as a business consultant and CEO of a bank which aimed to help improve the lives of Kenyan people. Now living back in the UK, George is raising money to fund 13 year old David's school fees.

    Clock Cricket proves a big hit for older people living with Abbeyfield

    There were cheers and high-fives all around as 94-year-old Mary Walker scores her first ‘run' after going in to bat in a brand-new version of cricket developed for older, less mobile players. The game, which is the brainchild of Richard Hill, the England and Wales Cricket Board’s (ECB) Disability Cricket Support Officer, is played indoors using a sponge ball and a foam bat.

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    Meet Pearl, a resident at Darrel Jeffreys House.

    Volunteer with Abbeyfield

    Volunteer with Abbeyfield

    Make a real difference to your life — and to the lives of older people.
    Fundraise for Abbeyfield

    Fundraise for Abbeyfield

    Support us and help enrich the lives of older people.
    Donate

    Donate

    Help us raise funds to enrich the lives of older people.