About

provide a safe and nurturing environment for young people

Founding Vision

We recognise each child as a unique and valued individual

West Valley Home was established with a clear mission: to provide a safe and nurturing environment for young people who cannot live with their parents for various reasons. Our founders believed in the importance of creating a home where every child, regardless of their past, could receive the care, support, and guidance needed to overcome emotional and behavioural challenges. 

The vision was to create a space where residential care is recognised as a positive and empowering choice, providing young people with the foundation for a brighter future. 

Since our founding, we have grown from a small team to a full-scale professional care home. Our approach has evolved to incorporate therapeutic models, personalised care plans, and a strong focus on the emotional, educational, and social development of each child. 

Our commitment to the well-being of young people remains at the heart of everything we do. 

OUR APPROACH TO TRANSFORMING LIVES

Discover how our child-centred approach creates a safe and supportive environment where every child can thrive. Learn about the tailored care and strategies we use to make a lasting difference.
Age Range Supported
0 to 18
children/home
0
Staff Support
0 /7
Respect

Every child is treated with dignity, kindness, and understanding.

Safety & Growth

Providing a secure environment where children feel physically and emotionally protected.

Inclusion

Ensuring that every child, regardless of background or difficulties, feels welcomed and valued.

Our value

structured, caring,and a stable environment

At West Valley Home, we believe that residential care is a positive and empowering option for many children. Unlike traditional views that place residential care as a “second choice” after foster care, we view it as a preferred and valuable solution for children facing emotional and behavioural difficulties. Our ethos is built on the idea that a structured, caring, and stable environment can help children heal from trauma, build confidence, and develop essential life skills.
Meet our team

Our staff

Joanne Sharp

Registered Manager

Keith Riley

Responsible Individual

Caroline Brown

Deputy Manager Caroline Brown

Ashleigh Owen

Residential Support Worker

Melody Dillon

Residential Support Worker

Muhammed Khan

Residential Support Worker

Danielle Jordan

Residential Support Worker

Caitlin Crosby

Residential Support Worker

Tyreece Wainman

Residential Support Worker