CQC gives good rating to Worthing disability care home

A supported living care home in Worthing has been rated good in all areas following its first full inspection by the Care Quality Commission.

Avila House supports up to 20 disabled adults and is operated by the disability charity Leonard Cheshire. Inspectors found the service provided person centred care for people with a range of needs including physical and learning disabilities acquired brain injuries and mental health conditions.

The CQC report published in October 2025 highlighted how staff recognised individual needs and supported residents with personal care independent living skills and community access. One resident told inspectors that moving to Avila House had been a positive experience that reduced anxiety and increased independence.