Delivering Person Centred Care
Guided by Quaker Ethos and Values

Woodlands Quaker Home is a non-profit organisation providing accommodation and care for older people through housing and residential care.

The Main house with 36 residents, has served as a residential home since 1945 and is a Victorian listed building of charm and character and was originally the family home of Neville Hanbury Mander.

The Spinney located in the old stable block, is a 9-bedroomed self-contained unit for residents who have a severe dementia. Elsewhere in the same grounds is The Paddock, which comprises of 25 flats with support worker and care link system.

Woodlands has a welcoming and homely atmosphere with an emphasis on quality care, comfort and security in a residential setting which is very much involved with the local community.

Large, pleasant and well-maintained gardens surround all of the Woodland buildings. Wolverhampton City Centre is two and a half miles away and can be reached by a regular local bus service from the top of the drive. Village shops, a Post Office,Health Centre and an express supermarket are open daily and are all reached via a short walk through the well maintained formal gardens and woodland pathway.

We positively welcome the continued involvement of families and friends to complement the care we provide