Broughton House Veteran Care Village

Broughton House Veteran Care Village




Contact details

Website: https://www.broughtonhouse.com/ 
Email: info@broughtonhouse.com 
Enquiries telephone: 0161 660 7566 
Main Reception: 0161 740 2737 
Address:
Broughton House Veteran Care Village
Park Lane
Salford
M7 4JD
United Kingdom 
Contact page: https://www.broughtonhouse.com/contact-us/ 

What this organisation does

Broughton House Veteran Care Village is a registered charity and residential care provider based in Salford, Greater Manchester. Since 1916, it has provided care and support to members of the wider Armed Forces community. The organisation combines residential care, nursing care, dementia care and wellbeing support within a dedicated veteran-focused environment. 
The charity also highlights welfare and counselling support through its Armed Forces Support Hub, providing assistance to members of the Armed Forces community regardless of age, service history or circumstances. 
For seafarers and their families, Broughton House may be particularly relevant where an individual is also an Armed Forces veteran, reservist, or member of a military family seeking specialist care, welfare support or later-life services.

Who can use the service

Broughton House primarily serves the wider Armed Forces family and veteran community. 
People who may benefit include:
  • Armed Forces veterans.
  • Former service personnel requiring residential, nursing or dementia care.
  • Members of the wider service family.
  • Individuals seeking support through the Armed Forces Support Hub. 
Important: Eligibility criteria for admission, welfare support, funding arrangements and referral pathways should be confirmed directly with Broughton House before publication or referral. The website does not provide full eligibility details on the pages reviewed. 

Support available

Broughton House offers a range of care and support services, including:
  • Residential care.
  • Nursing care.
  • Respite care.
  • Residential dementia care.
  • Welfare and counselling support through the Armed Forces Support Hub.
  • Wellbeing and social activities designed to support quality of life. 
The organisation also provides access to:
  • Modern en-suite accommodation.
  • In-house physiotherapy.
  • Chiropody services.
  • 24-hour care from trained care staff.
  • A purpose-built gym.
  • Adapted transport for outings.
  • Regular activities and wellbeing programmes.
  • Cinema facilities.
  • Spa room.
  • Landscaped sensory gardens.
  • Dementia-focused activities.
  • Support from an in-house Admiral Nurse. [broughtonhouse.com]

Features and benefits

Broughton House offers several features that may be valuable to veterans and their families:
  • Specialist environment designed for the Armed Forces community.
  • Long-established charity with over a century of experience supporting veterans.
  • Access to both care and wellbeing services in one location.
  • Opportunities for social connection and camaraderie with other veterans.
  • Dementia support services and specialist nursing provision.
  • Welfare and counselling support through the Armed Forces Support Hub.
  • Structured activities that promote wellbeing, independence and social engagement.
  • Access to professional healthcare support including physiotherapy and chiropody. 

How to get help

  1. Visit the Broughton House website to learn about available services.
  2. Contact the enquiries team on 0161 660 7566 or email info@broughtonhouse.com. 
  3. Use the online contact form to request information, discuss care needs or arrange a tour. 
  4. If seeking welfare or counselling support, ask about services provided through the Armed Forces Support Hub. 
  5. Discuss eligibility, assessment requirements, availability and funding options directly with the organisation. 

Things to check before contacting them

Before making contact, it may be helpful to have:
  • Details of Armed Forces service history if applicable.
  • Information about current care or support requirements.
  • Relevant medical or dementia-related information where appropriate.
  • Questions about funding, placement availability or respite care options.
  • Any referral documentation if support is being sought on behalf of another person.
Eligibility, funding arrangements and referral requirements should be confirmed directly with Broughton House.