GREENFIELD HOUSE · THERAPEUTIC RESIDENTIAL CARE
Greenfield House provides care and support for children and young people who may have experienced a difficult start to life, meaning that they need a safe and secure placement until they are ready for independence and their next steps. Many young people move to Greenfield House from our sister homes, where they would be initially placed with higher support provision.
7 beds
Ages 11–17
Medium–long term
Outstanding – Ofsted Rating
ABOUT THIS HOME
The home aims to provide long-term, stable placements where young people can build positive relationships and receive therapeutic care that supports them now and into adulthood. Transitions into the home are centred around the child or young person, ensuring they are involved in decisions about their care so they feel listened to, valued, and included.
Greenfield House will usually support between four and six young people of any sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, cultural background, or religion. All young people are placed following detailed matching and safety planning to ensure their needs can be appropriately met. Education is deeply embedded in the culture of the home — staff demonstrate an unwavering commitment to championing each child’s educational rights.
From our registered manager
“Greenfield House is committed to providing outstanding, child-centred care within a safe, nurturing, and genuinely warm environment where every young person is valued as an individual. The vision of the home is built on creating stable, trusting relationships that help children and young people feel safe, understood, and empowered to reach their full potential. Through compassionate, highly skilled staff trained in therapeutic parenting and PACEful approaches, Greenfield House offers consistent emotional support, structure, and guidance tailored to each young person’s unique experiences and needs.”
Claire Barber
Registered Manager, Greenfield House
CASE STUDY
A — from anxiety and isolation to college, independence, and belonging
Also in our care
Arnfield Tower supports young people aged 11–17 with a wide range of complex and unmet needs. We specialise in building safe and secure relationships with children who are in crisis and require care and support over the short to medium term.
A five-bedroomed home for young people in crisis whose previous placements have broken down, specialising in rebuilding trust and helping them form positive relationships.
For local authorities & social workers
Our Placement Support Manager is your first point of contact. We’re always happy to talk through a young person’s needs informally before any formal referral process begins.