A place to feel safe, supported and inspired to grow.
Supporting Young People Building Brighter Futures.
Tower Residential Care provides a warm, nurturing home where young people are supported to achieve, thrive and reach their full potential.
A home where young people can feel safe, supported and valued
We provide child-centred residential care built around stability, trust and positive relationships. Our team works closely with each young person, their family and professional network to create individual support that promotes emotional wellbeing, education, independence and brighter futures.
Registered and regulated by Ofsted, Tower Residential Care is committed to providing the highest standards of care in a genuine home environment — where every young person is known, valued and supported to thrive.
Our Home.
Our home provides a safe, welcoming and nurturing environment where every young person has their own space, consistent routines and the stability they need to thrive.
Experienced Support Team.
Every member of our team is carefully selected, fully trained and committed to building trusting relationships. Through consistency, compassion and round-the-clock support, we help every young person feel safe, valued and understood.
Positive Outcomes
We are proud of the meaningful progress our young people make — in school, in their relationships, and in building confidence for the future.
Our Care Approach
This is what we do.
Therapeutic Care
We provide evidence-based therapeutic support tailored to each young person's needs, building trust, emotional safety and resilience through structured care, consistent relationships and a stable home environment.
• Trauma-informed practice
• Attachment-based support
• Emotional regulation and resilience
• Mental health and wellbeing support
Individual Care Planning
Every young person has a detailed, co-produced care plan developed with them, their family, and their wider professional network — reviewed regularly to reflect their progress, goals and changing needs.
• Co-produced with the young person
• Regular review and progress tracking
• Family and professional involvement
• Pathway planning for independence
Education & Development
We actively support each young person's education, whether in school, through alternative provision or specialist support — helping them achieve their potential and build the skills they need for independent life.
• School liaison and attendance support
• Alternative and specialist provision
• Vocational and interest-led learning
• Progress monitoring and reporting
Independence Skills
From cooking and budgeting to social confidence and personal care, we support young people in developing the practical independence they need to thrive beyond their time with us.
• Cooking, budgeting and life skills
• Social skills and peer relationships
• Personal care and self-management
• Transition planning and preparation
What people say about the home
Feedback from the children who live here, and from the professionals who work alongside them.
“That I can live with my siblings and my younger siblings can visit.”
“I feel safe living at the home with my siblings.”
“With the help of their fantastic staff, the child has completed a very high percentage of work, which has helped them progress this academic year enormously.”
“It has been really positive to see the children grow and develop under your care and that of your staff team. You have remained focused on keeping them safe, while also promoting positive family time. You have also played a key role in supporting their independent living skills and emotional well-being. You have encouraged them all to engage in education and positive activities, and have ensured that they have had a positive experience of residential care. You have supported them through a positive transition and have worked effectively as part of the professional team around the children.”
Independent Reviewing Officer, Children's Services
What the home does well
A social worker described children receiving difficult news and being helped with their feelings in a meaningful way, noting that previously there would have been a lot of incidents. Feedback from the team and from visiting professionals consistently highlights:
• Warm, consistent, trusting relationships between staff and children
• Children who are safe, settled, and increasingly open about past experiences
• Strong support for family contact and family time, handled sensitively and with cultural awareness
• Noticeably improved engagement with education, including for children who had been out of school for some time
• Individual progress recognised, from regular sporting commitments to spending more time with others rather than alone
• Children's wishes and feelings listened to and clearly recorded
• Healthy routines encouraged — outings, sleep, and prompt medical appointments
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Life At Tower
Take a look inside Tower Residential Care and discover the warm, supportive environment we provide for every young person.