Business Details
50 Years
experience
Trusted Care Services in Ferring & Lancing
Beehive Care is a charitable organisation dedicated to providing exceptional care for older residents in Ferring and the surrounding areas. Established in 1976 by Joan and Bill Cornwell, we have built a legacy of creating supportive communities that prioritise independence, dignity, and well-being. Our services include residential care, supported living, help at home, respite services, and specialist dementia care, tailored to meet individual needs. We believe in treating every resident as family, fostering a sense of belonging through community engagement and person-centred care.With decades of experience and a team of compassionate professionals, we uphold our founders' vision of ensuring no one grows old alone. Our commitment to quality is reflected in our CQC registrations and partnerships with local authorities. We continuously adapt to modern needs while preserving the values that have guided us since our inception.
Services
Residential care
Supported living
Home support
Respite services
Dementia care
Details
- Year established: 1976
Highlights and features
- We have over 45 years of experience in elder care since 1976
- Our team treats residents as family with person-centred approaches
- We offer integrated dementia services developed by specialists
- Our homes combine independence with professional 24/7 support
- We maintain strong community ties through local initiatives
Associations and certifications
- Charity Commission (No. 1204867)
- Commission for Social Care Inspection
What people say
Caring staff
Welcoming community
Personalised attention
Excellent dementia support
Services
Residential care
Our residential care provides 24/7 support in a homely environment for older adults needing daily assistance. Residents enjoy private en-suite rooms, communal lounges, and tailored activities. Our trained staff ensure medical needs, personal care, and social engagement are consistently addressed.
Dementia care
Specialist dementia services combine clinical expertise with compassionate care in secure, stimulating environments. Our team uses person-centred approaches to manage cognitive decline while maintaining dignity. Daily routines incorporate therapeutic activities and family involvement.
Supported living
Supported living enables independent lifestyles with flexible care packages. Residents receive help with daily tasks while maintaining personal autonomy. Our properties feature safety adaptations and communal spaces to foster social connections.
Respite services
Respite care offers temporary support for caregivers and individuals needing post-hospital recovery. Services include full residential care, day centre access, and tailored activity programmes. Our facilities provide a safe environment for rest and rehabilitation.
Home support
Home support services enable older adults to remain in familiar surroundings with professional assistance. Our carers provide personal care, medication management, and companionship. Services are available for hourly visits or live-in arrangements across West Sussex.
People
Jacqui Swindells
CEO
Former hairdressing business owner turned care leader, Jacqui holds an MA in Leadership and Management in Health and Social Care. She has driven dementia service development since joining in 2016.
Tammy Townsend
HR and Payroll Manager
With 14 years in banking followed by health sector HR experience, Tammy joined Beehive Care in 2017. She manages payroll and human resources operations.
Lynsey Tran
Head of Dementia Services
Two-decade dementia care specialist with NVQ Level 3 and diploma qualifications. Lynsey leads service development, combining formal training with hands-on experience since joining in 2016.
Questions
What areas do you serve?
We provide care services across Ferring, Lancing, Worthing, and surrounding West Sussex areas.
How long have you been operating?
Our care provision began in 1976 with the first home on Beehive Lane, continuing under the Beehive Care brand since 2023.
What dementia support options exist?
We offer specialist dementia care homes, community support groups, and trained carers for home visits.
Can I receive care at home?
Yes, our domiciliary care service provides personal care, medication support, and companionship in your own home.
How do you involve residents in decisions?
Residents participate in care planning meetings and community activities selection to maintain autonomy.
What qualifications do your carers have?
All staff hold relevant care certifications with specialist dementia training for appropriate roles.
