A safe, nurturing Ofsted-registered home where young people can build stability, develop confidence, and achieve positive outcomes — with specialist support for those involved or at risk of involvement with the youth justice system.
Calm, nurturing spaces designed to help young people feel safe and settled at Parkside.
Parkside is one of Associated Wellbeing's Ofsted-registered children's homes, alongside Alston Lodge, Rossbrook House, Eaves Hall and Greenhill. Our homes provide warm, stable and nurturing environments for children and young people aged 8–17 who require specialist residential care and support.
Our homes provide a sense of belonging, routine and stability. Young people are supported by our dedicated multidisciplinary team who encourage positive relationships, personal growth, new skills and meaningful experiences.
We support young people aged 8–17 who may require residential care due to:
We have experience supporting children and young people who have past or current involvement with the youth justice system, or who may be vulnerable to becoming involved without timely intervention and support. Through consistent relationships, structured environments and collaborative working with professionals, we aim to help young people build safer, more positive futures.
Every young person receives holistic support, tailored to their individual needs. Working alongside families, local authorities, education providers and health professionals, we deliver a personalised care package that promotes emotional wellbeing, educational engagement, life skills development and successful transitions into the future.
"The strength of our team is each individual member; the strength of each member is our team."
Our team will walk you through everything you need to know about life at Parkside, our therapeutic approach, and how to make a referral.