Our care homes

Our care homes

St James Care and Linden House were purchased as the Society of St James recognised a number of our vulnerable adults we supported in in our accommodation services often went on to have longer team health difficulties, or more complex needs and as consequence in 2007 they purchased an older persons home in Radstock Road, Woolston which went on to be named "St James Care".

After a number of years it was more widely recognised that our specialist care and support was in demand and with a continual waiting list in 2020 after looking for around 2 years we purchased "Linden House".

Both Homes are 24 hours staffed with a dedicated team who are understanding, and trained around the complex needs that can come from many years of drinking or substance misuse. There is no criteria for local area connections, as placements are generally funded by adult social care as the homes are both registered with the Care Quality Commission.

Read Richard's testimonial here.

St James Care

St James Care
106-108 Radstock Road
Woolston
Southampton
Hampshire
SO19 2HU

Phone Number: 023 8044 5310

Linden House

Linden House
46 Station Rd
Sholing
Southampton
Hampshire
SO19 8HH

Phone Number: 023 8042 2279

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