A home in Horsham. A next step for you.
Residential care with a brighter tomorrow.
Park House Lodge offers a supportive, welcoming home with mental health needs at the heart of its provision. Our team works alongside each person to build confidence, develop everyday skills and work towards the things that matter to them.
Your space. Shared moments. Time outdoors.
Having somewhere to feel at home includes both personal space and opportunities to spend time with others. The facilities at Park House Lodge support the practical rhythms of everyday life.
Your own room
Nine residential bedrooms with ensuite facilities offer personal space within a shared home.
Everyday living
A kitchen and communal areas provide space for daily routines, activities and spending time together.
Time outside
The private garden offers space for relaxation, social connection and time outdoors.
Considering your needs
Speak to the team about current facilities and any mobility, sensory or accessibility requirements before a placement is considered.
Who we support
We welcome enquiries for adults aged 18–65 with mental health conditions and associated needs. Referrals are considered through individual assessment, including where a person also has:
- Autistic Spectrum Condition (ASC).
- An acquired brain injury.
- Physical disabilities or sensory impairments.
- Behaviours of concern.
- Needs associated with drug or alcohol misuse.
- An eating disorder, where appropriate.
Support and staffing are planned around individual needs, with consideration of cultural and gender preferences. A referral is not a guarantee of a placement; we assess whether we can meet the person’s needs safely and appropriately.
Your recovery, at your pace
Recovery goals are personal. At Park House Lodge, we consider confidence, meaningful routines, relationships and independence together. Support is shaped around the individual rather than a fixed timetable or a single measure of success.
Where step-down or move-on is right for someone, we plan with them, the relevant professionals and housing partners. Moving on is not a requirement or a deadline.
How our approach feels in everyday life
Understanding and adapting
PBS helps us look beyond behaviours of concern to understand communication, needs and experiences. Creating Capable Environments means adapting routines, relationships, surroundings and the way support is offered—not simply expecting someone to change.
Being involved
PCAS—Person-Centred Active Support—means offering manageable steps and the right assistance with activities, routines and decisions. Having support should not remove opportunities to make choices or take part.
Building trust
Trauma Responsive support brings consistency, clear explanations and respect for boundaries. We listen without judgement and respond sensitively to distress, with appropriate specialist help where needed.
PERMA keeps wellbeing in view: Positive Emotion, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning and Accomplishment. Here, the conversation is about what brings enjoyment, which connections matter and what each person would like to achieve. Quality of life remains the purpose of support.
More about our approachConnected to life in Horsham
Park House Lodge is close to Horsham town centre, with access to shops, cafés, leisure facilities, a cinema, library, parks and public transport.
We support people to make use of local opportunities in ways that reflect their interests, confidence and support needs. Connections with the wider West Sussex community can form part of an individual’s goals.
Quality, safety and continuous learning
Park House Lodge is a CQC-regulated service. Our approach includes experienced registered management, person-centred planning, training and supervision, and listening to customers, families and professionals.
Our in-house PBS Specialist supports proactive, person-centred practice. Our training and reflective practice help colleagues put support approaches into everyday action. We learn from feedback and use service improvement planning to identify and follow through on changes.
Park House Lodge is signed up to the West Sussex County Council Mental Health Residential Framework, supporting our role in residential care for adults with mental health needs across West Sussex.
Talk to us about Park House Lodge
We welcome enquiries from individuals, families, professionals and commissioners. Speak to us about support needs, visiting the home and the referral process.
For general enquiries: bobby@morningstarscareltd.co.uk.