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Welcome to

Harden Residential Home

Harden is a specialist residential service in Bloxwich, Walsall, supporting young people and adults with complex needs.

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ABOUT OUR HOME

Specialist support in a safe and nurturing home

With space for up to six people, the home provides long-term placements and respite support in a safe, nurturing and highly personalised environment where people can build confidence, develop independence and achieve positive outcomes.

Harden provides residential care and respite support for young people and adults with complex needs.

The home supports people from the age of 13 onwards, offering a calm, structured and highly personalised setting where each person can receive the support they need to feel safe, valued and understood.

Whilst Harden supports adults of all ages, the home has particular experience in supporting young people as they approach adulthood and begin their transition into adult services.

Our focus is always on understanding the person, not just their diagnosis or presenting needs. By taking time to understand each person’s story, strengths, routines and goals, we can shape support around what helps them feel safe, settled and able to move forward.

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INSPECTED AND RATED

Young people and adults from the age of 13 onwards with complex needs, including learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and behaviours that may challenge services
Up to 6 people
Small specialist residential service
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Care shaped around each person

Support that recognises every journey is different

At Harden, every person is supported as an individual.

Many of the people we support may have experienced placement breakdowns, periods of instability, crisis situations or require a highly individualised approach to care. Our team takes time to understand each person’s life story, communication style, strengths, risks, routines and goals, so support can be shaped around what will help them feel safe and make progress.

We work closely with families, commissioners and healthcare professionals to create tailored support that promotes safety, dignity, choice and quality of life.

TYPES OF CARE

Long-term, respite and specialist support

Harden provides specialist residential care for people with complex needs, including those who may need behavioural support, enhanced supervision or a more personalised approach.

The team supports people through positive behaviour support, trauma-informed practice and consistent relationship-based care.

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Residential care

Long-term support in a safe, structured and nurturing residential setting.

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Respite care

Planned short-term support that gives individuals, families and carers reassurance, flexibility and continuity.

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Specialist behavioural support

Support for people whose needs or behaviours may challenge services, with care shaped around stability, trust and meaningful progress.

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Transition support

Support for young people approaching adulthood and moving into adult services, with a focus on consistency, confidence and independence.

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Personal care and daily living support

Respectful support with everyday routines, personal care and independence, helping each person live as confidently and comfortably as possible.

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Life at our home

A place to feel safe, valued and supported

Life at Harden is shaped around each person’s needs, routines and goals.

For some people, this may mean developing everyday skills and independence. For others, it may be about building trusted relationships, finding stability after a difficult period or taking small steps towards a more confident future.

As a small six-bed service, Harden offers a personal, familiar and supportive environment where people can feel understood, respected and encouraged to progress at their own pace.

Why families choose us

Specialist support in a small, personalised setting

Finding the right support for someone with complex needs can feel like a big decision, especially during periods of change or transition.

Harden offers a small, specialist setting where people are supported by experienced teams who understand the importance of stability, consistency and trust.

Families, commissioners and professionals choose Harden because it offers:

  • A small six-bed specialist residential setting
  • Support from age 13 onwards
  • Long-term and respite placements
  • Experience supporting young people transitioning into adult services
  • Support for learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs
  • Experience with behaviours that may challenge services
  • Positive behaviour support and trauma-informed practice
  • Personal care and daily living support
  • Close working with families, commissioners and healthcare professionals
  • CQC-rated Overall Good care
  • A focus on safety, dignity, choice and positive outcomes

Image Gallery

Modern kitchen in a residential home with dark grey cupboards, a stainless steel cooker and extractor hood, and a tiled splashback. Kitchen appliances, spices, and utensils are neatly arranged as sunlight hardens through the window on the right.
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A spacious living room in Harden Residential Home features wooden flooring, black armchairs, and large windows filling the space with light. Plants, a wall-mounted TV, and a green emergency exit sign above a doorway complete this welcoming residential home.
A cosy bedroom in a residential home with mauve and light grey walls, a bed with star-patterned bedding, a white wardrobe, wooden chest of drawers with blue radio, light curtains, and a ceiling lamp creates an inviting space to relax and strengthen your dreams.
A sunny back garden at a Harden Residential Home features artificial grass, wooden outdoor furniture, a hanging chair, and a swing seat. Sunlight brightens the grass as trees and a wooden fence line the peaceful outdoor space.
A spacious lounge at Harden Residential Home with wooden flooring, black armchairs, a sofa, a television on the wall, and large windows letting in sunlight. A doorway leads to another well-lit room.

Part of
Pegasus Care

Professional care with genuine compassion.

As part of Pegasus Care, St Anthony’s is guided by a wider commitment to safe, person-centred care.

Across our homes, we focus on treating people with dignity and respect, building meaningful relationships and supporting every person to feel not just cared for, but truly at home.

More about us

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Choosing care is a big decision, and we know how important it is to feel confident. We would be happy to welcome you, answer your questions and help you understand whether the home is the right fit for you or someone you love.

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