A warm, carefully considered home in St Anne’s, providing three-bed residential care for children with emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD).
All Saints House is a restored Victorian townhouse with high ceilings, original features and warm, calm décor. It has been designed to feel like a real family home.
Our three-bed EBD home provides care shaped around each child. The home brings together spaces for nurture, privacy and activity, with support shaped around individual needs.
All Saints House is a three-bed residential home for children with emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD). Care is shaped around each child’s needs, relationships and everyday experiences, with space for privacy alongside shared life in the home.
Individual care considers what helps each child settle, what they enjoy and where they need support. Familiar adults, a manageable pace and consistent responses are central to Polar’s approach.
Our provision is for children with emotional and behavioural difficulties, often shortened to EBD. This is a description of support needs, not a definition of the child. Whether All Saints House is suitable needs an individual conversation about the young person and the care they require.
Explore the rooms and shared spaces at All Saints House. Select a photograph to see it in full.
Daily life needs both a reassuring structure and room for the individual. These are the ordinary experiences that give care meaning.
Knowing what is happening next can make a day feel more manageable. Getting ready, mealtimes, education and time to unwind offer opportunities for consistent support and positive contact with adults.
A routine should respond to the child, with consideration for their experiences and needs. Settling into a new home takes time; familiarity is built through everyday actions as well as conversations.
Belonging grows when a young person can contribute to daily life. Talking about interests, sharing ideas for activities and expressing preferences are simple ways to take part. Quiet time and privacy matter alongside time spent together.
Polar’s focus on each child’s wishes and feelings helps keep their voice present in care. The aim is a home where they are recognised as an individual, with strengths and interests of their own.
Life in residential care also includes education and opportunities beyond the home. Hobbies, appropriate community activities and important relationships can help a young person develop interests and a sense of connection.
Opportunities need to be considered around the individual, their care plan and the support they need. Our conversations with families and professionals help build that understanding.
The home is in St Anne’s. Contact our team for information about the home and to discuss visiting. The Blackpool address on our Contact page is for business correspondence.
Start with a call or a general enquiry. We can discuss our three-bed EBD provision and the next steps for considering suitability. Please speak with the team about how to share any child-specific information.
No. Please contact Polar directly to ask about availability and whether the provision may be appropriate for a particular young person.
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