Rated Good by the Care Quality Commission
Cedar House, a care home in Stanford-le-Hope
Built in 2012 for older people and people living with dementia. 31 en-suite single rooms, one double, two lounges and gardens on three sides, run by the charity Christian Care Homes.
Virtual tour of Cedar House
Included at Cedar House as standard
- En-suite single rooms
- Ground-floor rooms open onto the gardens
- Two lounges
- Secure gardens with a pagoda
- Conservatory and glass-fronted dining room
- Laundry included in the fees
- Television point in every room
- Activities four afternoons a week
- Visitors welcome at any time
- Staff on duty through the night
- Visiting hairdresser every fortnight
- Rooms for council-funded residents
Cedar House was built for older people and people living with dementia, with bedrooms that open onto the garden and families welcome at any time.
Care, leisure and education for our community
Our mission is to serve our community with caring services: care for older people, leisure, affordable housing and education, so that everyone has what they need to flourish.
Compassionate careEvery person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. At Cedar House, our team gives care and support built around each person, so everyone feels valued.Cedar House care home 
Family fun and relaxationAffordable family holidays by the sea, with discounted and free breaks for people going through illness, grief or other hardship.Christian Care Leisure 
Learning and growing togetherFaith-based workshops, seminars and courses that help people in our community gain knowledge and skills.Christian Care Education
A purpose-built home in a residential part of Stanford-le-Hope
Cedar House opened in October 2012. The front of the building is two storeys. Behind it, single-storey bedrooms, a conservatory and a glass-fronted dining room look onto a garden with a wooden pagoda.
Home to 33 people, with staff on duty day and night.
- 31 single en-suite bedrooms
- 1 double bedroom
- 2 lounges and a conservatory
- Wide, bright corridors
- Secure gardens
Day-to-day life at Cedar House
Rooms you can make your own
Residents and relatives can decorate and furnish rooms to their own taste, with photos and things from home.
Gardens on three sides
Ground-floor bedrooms open onto the middle or back garden, with flower and vegetable beds and a wooden pagoda.
Visitors at any time
There are no set visiting hours. Pets can visit too, as long as the residents are happy with it.
Something on most days
An activities person runs sessions four afternoons a week, with social evenings, outings and holidays for those who can go.
Care at Cedar House
Long-term residential and dementia care for people over 65, short respite stays, and care in your own home from Cedar House - The Annex.
- Residential careLong-term care for people over 65 in a home built for it.Includes
- Your own en-suite room
- Help with washing, dressing and personal care
- Meals, laundry and activities
- Dementia careCare for people over 65 living with dementia or confusion.Built for
- People over 65 with dementia or confusion
- Secure gardens to walk in
- Wide, bright corridors
- Respite staysA short stay, so a family carer can rest or recover.Good for
- Family carers who need a break
- A short stay in an en-suite room
- Getting to know the home
- Home careCare at home from Cedar House - The Annex.Supports
- Older people and younger adults
- People living with dementia
- Physical and sensory needs
Not sure which you need? Read our guide to choosing care
Moving to Cedar House, step by step
- Step 1
Call or send an enquiry
Ring 01375 768505 at any time of day, or use the form, and tell us who the care is for.
- Step 2
Come and look round
Visit the home, see the rooms, lounges and gardens and meet the staff. Bring your questions with you.
- Step 3
Talk through care and funding
We talk about the care needed and how it will be paid for. Some rooms are for residents funded by their local council.
- Step 4
Move in and settle
Agree a moving-in day and bring photos, furniture and keepsakes so the room feels like home from the start.
Take the virtual tour: a walk through Cedar House from the Christian Care Homes YouTube channel.
Our CQC and Google ratings
The people behind Cedar House
Cedar House is run by Christian Care Homes, a registered charity founded by Mico Bienvenu. About 100 people work for the charity across its homes.
Hugo is the nominated individual for Cedar House on the CQC register. He holds a Master I in International Business Law and a Master II in International Economic Law from the University of Paris Panthéon-Sorbonne.
Hugo Bienvenu · Associate Director, Christian Care Homes
What we aim for, for every resident
Independence, choice, respect, privacy and dignity
Shelter and protection, with food, warmth and water
Good relationships built on love
A sense of esteem and personal worth
Social and medical care for each person
Spiritual guidance and counselling
What the fees cover
Our fees are fully inclusive, so laundry is not charged extra. Please call us for current fees and room availability.
We have rooms for residents whose care is paid for by their local council. How paying for care works
Included
- Your room, with a television point
- Care from staff day and night
- Laundry
- Activities in the home
Paid for separately
- Newspapers
- Hairdressing
- Toiletries
- Social outings and holidays
- Chiropody (ask the manager)
- A phone line in your room
Help for families looking at care
Plain guides on choosing a care home, dementia, paying for care and visiting.
Come and see Cedar House
Tell us a little about who the care is for and we will call you back to arrange a visit. Or ring the home, day or night.
01375 768505Ask about a visit or a room
Fill in the form and someone from Cedar House will get back to you.
On Southend Road, Stanford-le-Hope
Cedar House is in a residential area within walking distance of Corringham and Stanford-le-Hope town centres, with shops, a post office, a library and local churches nearby.
- 249-251 Southend Road, Stanford-le-Hope, Essex SS17 7AB
- Open 24 hours, every day. Visitors welcome at any time.
- 01375 768505
Wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park.
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