Chaseley

Chaseley Trust, founded in 1946, supports adults with complex neurological conditions, particularly those with spinal and brain injuries from World War II. Inspired by Dr. Ludwig Guttmann, Chaseley aims to uplift lives, providing a caring environment where disability does not limit one’s potential. Located in Eastbourne, it operates as a 55-bed nursing home offering long-term care for individuals aged 18 and older, dealing with conditions like brain injury, stroke, spinal cord injury, and progressive diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s.

At Chaseley, the emphasis is on holistic care that extends beyond medical needs. The goal is to enable residents to lead fulfilling lives with dignity and choice. This includes maintaining independence and fostering social connections through skilled nursing, therapy, and engaging activities. Residents collaborate with staff to plan their rehabilitation, receiving tailored support to meet their specific goals.

The facility has spacious accommodations, communal areas, and gardens designed to enhance residents' well-being, including a dining room, lounge, art room, and gym, all with picturesque sea views. Chaseley promotes various social activities and events led by its Well-Being Team, catering to diverse interests and abilities.

Chaseley's services also encompass neuro-physiotherapy, offering personalized treatment plans for rehabilitation and condition management. Additionally, it features the Activate Gym, which provides wheelchair-accessible workout equipment and individualized exercise plans.

Overall, Chaseley Trust is committed to enriching the lives of adults with neurological conditions through compassionate care, rehabilitation, and community engagement, striving to create an inclusive and supportive environment for all its residents.