Life at Flora is very much about being part of the wider community. 

Residents enjoy busy and varied lives, with regular activities including bowling, days out, shopping, eating out and visits to attractions such as the National Motorcycle Museum. People are supported to choose the places they want to visit and the experiences they'd like to enjoy, rather than following a set programme of activities. 

There is also a strong emphasis on purposeful roles and contributing to the community. Residents volunteer at local cafés and Salvation Army charity shops, help within their local church and take pride in maintaining their own allotment. 

These opportunities are about much more than filling the day. They enable people to develop practical and social skills, build relationships outside their home, take responsibility, grow in confidence and experience the satisfaction that comes from making a genuine contribution to their community. 

Residents also enjoy holidays, special events and plenty of spontaneous adventures, alongside quieter time at home pursuing individual interests or simply relaxing with friends. 

While residents can access activities and facilities across the wider Solden Hill House community, Flora Innes House has developed its own active and independent identity, with much of everyday life taking place within the local community and beyond. 

Above all, Flora is about supporting people to have choice, purpose, relationships and opportunities—and to be active participants in their own lives and the communities around them.

Proudly Rated Outstanding by the CQC Flora Innes House is proud to have achieved an Outstanding rating from the Care Quality Commission, recognising the exceptional quality of support provided by our dedicated team. This achievement reflects our commitment to delivering person-centred support that enables people to thrive, achieve their goals and enjoy fulfilling, meaningful lives.