The Coniston Unit at Callands Care Home, Warrington
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The Coniston Unit is a calm, welcoming space for men aged 21 and over who benefit from tailored care in an environment that feels familiar and supportive. Located within Callands Care Home, this male-only environment provides the focused support and understanding that some men need to feel truly comfortable and settled.
Our trained team provides specialist care in a setting where your loved one can feel secure, engaged and understood - with tailored activities that reflect their interests and abilities.
Specialist care services at the Coniston Unit
Support for a range of needs
From neurological conditions and advanced dementia to physical disabilities.
Male-only specialist health care
Designed for men who benefit from a tailored, gender-specific environment
Complex care support
Including acquired brain injury (ABI), COPD/pulmonary disease, Parkinson's disease, and stroke recovery
Dementia care
Supporting men through all stages from mild to advanced/complex dementia
Physical disability support
Comprehensive care for mobility and physical health needs
Palliative and end-of-life care
Dignified, compassionate support during life's final journey
Respite and convalescent care
Short-term stays for recovery or to give carers a break
Age Range & Capacity
21+ / 19 Bedroom unit
Our Carers
Home Manager
Complex Care Manager: Samantha Cooper leads a dedicated team with expertise in specialist male care
Trained specialists - Staff specifically trained in the unique needs of older men with complex conditions
Caring approach - Team members who understand that every man has his own story, preferences, and way of communicating
Continuous support - 24-hour care from people who genuinely understand your loved one's needs
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Coniston Unit at Callands
Why male-only care matters
Some men feel more comfortable, confident, and settled in an environment designed specifically for them. The Coniston Unit recognises that men may have different communication styles, interests, and care preferences.
Tailored activities - Chosen to reflect personal histories, routines and hobbies that feel familiar and meaningful
Understanding approach - Staff trained to recognise and respond to how men may express their needs differently
Comfortable environment - A space where your loved one can be himself without feeling out of place
Peer relationships - Opportunities to build friendships with other men who share similar experiences
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Your loved one's specialist environment
Purpose-built design
Thoughtfully created spaces that feel comfortable and familiar
Single rooms
Private, comfortable bedrooms where your loved one can have their own belongings
Accessible facilities
Wheelchair access and lift available across two floors
Safe outdoor access
Beautiful gardens where your loved one can enjoy fresh air and gentle exercise
Modern amenities
Television points in rooms, internet access, and comfortable communal areas
Flexible furnishing
Ability to bring own furniture to make their space feel like home
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Activities designed for your loved one
We understand that activities should reflect your loved one's interests and abilities.
Interest-based programs - Activities tailored to traditionally male hobbies and pastimes
Physical activities - Gentle exercises and movement programs appropriate for abilities
Social interaction - Opportunities to connect with other residents in comfortable group settings
Individual time - One-to-one activities for those who prefer smaller interactions
Outdoor time - Garden activities and fresh air opportunities
Our team
Specialist health expertise
Our Specialist Team
Our team is specially trained to support the complex health conditions that often affect older men.
Neurological conditions
Expert care for Parkinson's disease, stroke recovery, and acquired brain injuries
Respiratory support
Specialised care for COPD and other pulmonary diseases
Physical disabilities
Comprehensive support for mobility issues and physical health needs
Dementia expertise
Understanding care through all stages of memory loss
End-of-life care
Compassionate, dignified support when the time comes
Coniston Unit at Callands
Nutritious meals that meet individual needs
Balanced, carefully prepared meals - adapted to support both physical health and individual preferences
Dietary requirements - Careful attention to medical dietary needs and personal preferences
Social dining - Comfortable mealtimes that encourage appetite and social interaction
Flexible service - Meals adapted to individual needs and eating abilities
All-day refreshments - Snacks, drinks, and light meals available throughout the day
Coniston Unit at Callands
Coniston Unit at Callands
Grand dining in elegant surroundings
Hotel grandeur dining - Magnificent dining room reminiscent of the building's imposing hotel heritage
Beautifully set tables - Always elegant presentation whilst ensuring residents feel very much 'at home'
Premium hospitality - Outstanding service from our team of hosts and hostesses
Exceptional cuisine - Experienced chef creating varied, tempting menus reflecting resident preferences using fresh, local ingredients
All-day service - Refreshments, afternoon tea, snacks, and suppers freely available from dining room buffet counter
Dining as experience - Every meal designed as a pleasure in our standout dining room
The Home
We’d love to show you around. Come meet the team, see the space, and get a feel for how we support men with complex needs in a home that feels calm, dignified and personal.
