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About Cedarvale Care

Creating homes where young people can feel safe, respected and supported.

Cedarvale Care is an England-based organisation focused on residential care for children and young people, building environments that combine security, dignity and genuine opportunity.

Our Story & Background

Rooted in frontline residential experience.

Cedarvale Care was founded by practitioners with years of hands-on experience in children’s residential homes across England.

Having worked directly on the frontline of residential care, our leadership team understands the realities that children, social workers, and care teams navigate every day. We saw firsthand that children who have experienced significant disruption, loss or early trauma do not need another cold institution — they need an authentic home, emotional security, and dependable adults who stay.

We built Cedarvale Care around that fundamental conviction. Every operational standard, every staff training programme, and every detail of our physical homes is designed to provide consistency, clear boundaries, and relational warmth.

We take pride in being accessible, transparent and deeply involved practitioners. We know our young people individually, we understand their aspirations, and we work collaboratively alongside Local Authorities and statutory networks to ensure every child has the best opportunity to flourish.

Our Core Purpose

“To create stable, nurturing and authentic homes where children experience dependable relationships, personal dignity and real opportunities to move forward.”

Our Residential Provision

Our homes

Our residential settings are carefully chosen and furnished to high domestic standards, ensuring young people live in an environment that is genuinely welcoming, safe and secure.

Comfortable domestic interior at Beverley House
Featured Home

Beverley House

Residential Care • England

Beverley House is Cedarvale Care’s dedicated residential home, established to provide an intimate, nurturing and stable setting for children and young people.

The home features comfortable, individual bedrooms that young people can decorate and make their own, spacious communal lounges, a fully equipped family-style kitchen and dining area, and private outdoor gardens. Supported by a 24/7 dedicated residential care team, Beverley House emphasises emotional warmth, positive behavioural support, life skills, and uninterrupted education.

Intimate, domestic setting (non-institutional)
Personalised private bedrooms
24/7 experienced care and keyworking team
Focus on education, wellbeing & independence

Statement of Purpose, Location Assessment & registration details available to Local Authorities on request.

Placement Enquiries

Mission and Vision

Our Mission

Safe, stable and nurturing homes.

“Our mission is to create safe, stable and nurturing homes where children and young people are listened to, respected and supported to build confidence, develop independence and move towards a positive future.”

Our Vision

Belonging, consistency and opportunity.

“Our vision is a future in which every child in our care experiences belonging, consistent support and genuine opportunity.”

Guiding Principles

Our core values

These six values shape our daily decisions, team culture, interactions with young people and our professional partnerships with local authorities.

Safety with care

Safety includes more than the physical environment. It also means providing clear boundaries, dependable relationships and a setting where young people feel able to express themselves.

Respect and voice

Children and young people should be treated with dignity and involved in the decisions that affect their everyday lives.

Consistency and trust

We understand that trust develops through reliable relationships, clear boundaries and consistent, dependable care over time.

Belonging

Each home should feel like a genuine home rather than an institution. Young people should feel welcomed, recognised and connected to the people and community around them.

Growth and independence

We want young people to recognise their strengths, develop practical skills and gain the confidence that will support them as they move towards the next stage of their lives.

Accountability and partnership

We value transparent communication, responsible leadership and constructive relationships with Local Authorities, social workers, families, regulatory bodies and the professionals involved in each young person’s care.