Delph House

General information

Delph House is the former rectory of the attractive and unspoilt Fenland village of Welney. It has been extended to provide purpose-built accomodation as a retirement home for elderly people.

Our residents receive 24 hour support and care where needed, and help and encouragement to maintain independence as far as possible. Some of our residents are able to manage their own affairs and some have a relative or professional advisor holding power of attorney. Some of our residents have Dementia such as Alzheimer's disease or other forms of memory loss. Our staff are trained to provide appropriate care and support for these residents.

Our home has a friendly family atmosphere, is set in delightful landscaped gardens and is close to village amenities including the shop, pub and restaurant, and the Welney Wildlife Trust which attracts many visitors. Our facilities

Our most vital resource is our friendly and committed team of staff. For a new resident moving into a care home can be a difficult time for him or her and their family.
Our staff will help to make the move as easy as possible by carefully identifying individual needs, regularly reviewing them, and always treating clients with professionalism and dignity.
Our staff will help to make the move as easy as possible by carefully identifying individual needs, regularly reviewing them, and always treating clients with professionalism and dignity.
Delph House is set in 2 ½ acres of landscaped gardens. There is a smooth path running all round the buildings to make walking safe and easy, and residents and visitors are encouraged to go out and enjoy the shrubs and flowers. There are garden seats within reach and a summer-house in one corner of the lawn.
We are situated on the A1101 between Littleport and Wisbech. Other towns within easy reach include Downham Market, Ely, March and Chatteris.
If you would like more information, or to arrange a visit, please contact the manager Mrs Sayuri Lanka Weerakkody
Email:
delfcarehome@gmail.com
CQC Report: http://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-2015667674