Lupin House

PAKS Trust is a charity established in 1992 that focuses on providing residential care for adults with learning and physical disabilities in Warwickshire. It operates four homes: Oaston Lodge in Nuneaton, Beaman House, Walsingham House, Hatfield House, and Lupin House. Each home fosters a supportive community allowing residents to flourish.

Beaman House offers personalized care for individuals with learning disabilities, ensuring that care plans are tailored to their unique needs and regularly reviewed. Residents actively participate in their care decisions and enjoy various activities. Families appreciate the quality of support provided by the compassionate staff.

Walsingham House prioritizes the safety, happiness, and well-being of its residents. The staff is dedicated to taking care of the residents with kindness, maintaining high cleanliness standards, and fostering a sense of community.

At Hatfield House, the focus is on making residents feel safe and cared for, with staff trained to address concerns effectively. The approach to care is individualized, ensuring residents feel valued and at home.

Lupin House supports individuals needing nursing or personal care. Emphasizing respect and dignity, it encourages independence while promoting connection with the local community.

Overall, PAKS Trust is committed to delivering quality, person-centered care across all its homes, fostering a warm environment where residents can thrive and feel supported. It is registered with the Care Quality Commission, ensuring compliance with care standards. Families have expressed gratitude for the dedication and compassion shown by the staff in each of the homes.