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Your Trusted Partner for Mental Health Residential Support
Proudfoot Care Group has been dedicated to supporting adults with complex mental health needs for over two decades. Our person-centred approach ensures tailored care plans that address individual goals while adhering to the Mental Capacity Act (2005) and Mental Health Act (1983). With five residential services across Hull and the East Riding, we collaborate with specialist mental health teams to deliver structured pathways focused on recovery and reablement. Our team includes qualified counsellors, drug and alcohol specialists, and mental health social workers who utilise evidence-based interventions such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy.

We prioritise trauma-informed care, fostering trusting relationships while promoting independence through daily living skills development. Our services are CQC-rated 'Good', reflecting our commitment to quality and compliance with regulatory standards. We actively involve clients in their care journeys, using tools like the Outcomes Star to measure progress and ensure continuous improvement. Our facilities offer modern amenities, including gym areas and communal spaces, to support holistic wellbeing. With a focus on transparency and client empowerment, we strive to create environments where individuals feel safe, supported, and equipped to achieve their full potential.
Services
Mental Health Residential Support Crisis Support Skilled Therapy Reablement Short Breaks
Highlights and features
  • We have over 20 years of experience in complex mental health residential care.
  • Our person-centred approach ensures tailored care plans for each individual.
  • We employ qualified counsellors and mental health specialists with trauma-informed expertise.
  • All services are CQC-rated 'Good' for quality and compliance standards.
  • We offer structured reablement programmes to promote independent living.
What people say
Excellent staff support Happy residents Positive environment Improved independence Structured programmes
Services
Mental Health Residential Support
Our residential support services provide structured environments for adults with complex mental health needs. Using person-centred care plans and evidence-based interventions, we help clients develop daily living skills and achieve greater independence. Services comply with Mental Health Act (1983) and Mental Capacity Act (2005) standards.
Crisis Support
Crisis support offers immediate assistance during acute mental health episodes. Our trained staff provide stabilisation through trauma-informed practices and therapeutic interventions, ensuring safety while addressing underlying challenges. This service operates alongside our residential programmes for seamless care transitions.
Skilled Therapy
Skilled therapy includes Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy delivered by qualified professionals. These evidence-based approaches address complex mental health conditions, substance misuse, and trauma, supporting clients to build coping strategies and improve emotional wellbeing through individual and group sessions.
Reablement
Reablement programmes focus on regaining independence through tailored skill development. Clients learn budgeting, personal responsibility, and social skills while receiving support to transition to supported or independent living environments, with progress measured using the Outcomes Star framework.
Short Breaks
Short break services offer temporary residential support for individuals needing respite from their usual care arrangements. These stays provide therapeutic activities, structured routines, and professional support to maintain mental wellbeing while giving primary caregivers temporary relief.
People
Tony Proudfoot
Director
Tony Proudfoot co-founded Proudfoot Care Group and has over 20 years of experience in mental health services. He oversees strategic development while maintaining a hands-on approach to service quality and client care standards.
Sally Judson
Director
Sally Judson brings extensive mental health sector expertise to her role as Director. She manages Stride East and ensures compliance with regulatory requirements across all residential services while championing staff training initiatives.
Malvina Oberemok
Accounts Manager
Malvina Oberemok oversees financial operations for Proudfoot Care Group. With a background in healthcare finance, she ensures fiscal responsibility while supporting service expansion and resource allocation for client care improvements.
Emmie Stather
Business Support
Emmie Stather provides essential administrative support across the organisation. Her role involves coordinating operational processes and maintaining documentation to ensure smooth day-to-day functioning of residential services and corporate activities.
Mark Wilkinson
Maintenance
Mark Wilkinson maintains the physical infrastructure of our residential facilities. His work ensures safe, comfortable environments for residents by managing property upkeep, safety compliance, and facility improvements across all service locations.
Questions
What types of mental health support do you offer?
We provide residential care, crisis support, skilled therapy, reablement programmes, and short breaks for adults with complex mental health needs.
Are your services CQC-registered?
Yes, all our residential services are CQC-registered and rated 'Good' for quality and compliance standards.
How do you involve clients in care planning?
We use person-centred approaches where clients actively develop their care plans with staff support, focusing on individual goals and recovery models.
Do you support clients with dual diagnoses?
Yes, we specialise in supporting individuals with complex mental health needs alongside substance misuse or physical health challenges.
What facilities do your homes offer?
Our homes feature modern amenities including gym areas, cinema rooms, communal spaces, and IT suites to support holistic wellbeing and social engagement.
How can families stay involved?
Families receive regular updates and are encouraged to participate in care planning discussions and visiting arrangements to maintain strong support networks.