Our care in Bristol and North Somerset

Our specially designed dementia care homes and services are inspired by the contribution that people living with all types of dementia continue to make. Our approach is based on the quality of the relationships that we build and the way that the environment is designed to support interactions, which give meaning and purpose to every day.

The St Monica Trust’s nursing care homes provide care and companionship for residents in beautifully designed environments. Our aim is to make sure you get the best out of every day and enjoy a friendly atmosphere where you can feel truly at home.

We offer short-term care with comfortable en-suite rooms, well-equipped for all your needs, and access to support from our experienced therapy team. Rooms can be booked in advance like in a hotel, so you get to choose when you’d like to check in and check out.

The new residential care wing at Charterhouse in Keynsham offers the assistance and security that comes from living in a care home to those who don’t need nursing care. Our friendly team are primed to provide personal and practical support to make it easy for you to continue enjoying your life the way you want.

We’re nationally recognised for our award-winning palliative and end of life care, which sensitively encompasses all aspects of your physical, spiritual and emotional well-being. Working with you and your loved ones, we’re here to provide relief and support for as long as you need us.

Our home care service provides care and support for the residents of The Chocolate Quarter retirement village only.

Home care for residents of our other villages is provided by each village's care and support service.

As time moves on, you can enjoy some extra help from someone you trust. Whether it's help preparing a meal, companionship or you have more complex requirements, our friendly village care teams are ready to lend a hand. This specialist service is available for residents living in our retirement villages.

The spiritual and religious needs of our residents are important to us, regardless of faith or religious affiliation. Our pastoral care team enrich our communities by ensuring that they are places where people feel they belong and can make a positive contribution. The pastoral care team are ready to provide comfort and support when times are challenging as well as celebrate life through festivals and special occasions.

The therapy team at St Monica Trust play a key role in enhancing the quality of life for residents across all our care homes.

This service is available free to all our care home residents. Unlike other care providers, there are no additional charges for physiotherapy and occupational therapy at St Monica Trust.

Contact St Monica Trust care home admissions team for care home admissions enquiries and our care homes for general enquiries.

Welcome to our guide to the St Monica Trust's care homes. Whether you are considering a care home for yourself or a loved one, we aim to provide you with a useful guide, information and advice.

Choosing a care home for yourself or a loved one is a significant decision that requires careful consideration. With numerous options available, it's essential to know what factors to prioritise when evaluating potential care homes.

Moving into a care home is a significant life transition that can bring about a range of emotions and considerations. We will explore the various aspects of moving into a care home, including the reasons for such a decision, the benefits and challenges associated with it and some practical tips to make the process smoother.

Living in a care home can offer numerous benefits for older people seeking a supportive and comfortable living environment. Here we will explore the advantages of living in a care home, highlighting the various ways it can enhance the quality of life for residents.

Dementia is a complex condition affecting millions of people worldwide. It’s not a single disease but a term that covers various disorders impacting how the brain works. Here are five essential things to know about dementia.

Choosing between a care home and home care is a significant decision that many families face when seeking the best support for their loved ones. Each option has its advantages and drawbacks, and the right choice depends on individual needs, preferences, and circumstances.