Caring for those who served
Broughton House has been caring for the ex-service community since 1916, so if at any time in you’re life you’ve been apart of the military environment, Broughton House could be the place for you. Offering fantastic care and facilities in a warm homely environment.
We have a wide range of services and facilities to help meet our residents needs and give them a new lease of life. These include:
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residential, nursing, respite and dementia care
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modern en-suite bedrooms
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complimentary inhouse physiotherapy and chiropody
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24 hour care from our devoted team of well-trained staff
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purpose-built gym
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regular outings to local breakfast clubs in our residents’ minibus
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wide and varied wellbeing and activities programme
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Sky TV
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Beautiful landscaped gardens
Our Veterans Stories
George Simms
WW2 Veteran
WW2 Veteran
Broughton House Resident from December 2017 – January 2021
Born; 24th December 1923
Brought up; Ardwick, Manchester
Enlisted; February 1942. George volunteered to serve in the Royal Marines as soon as he was old enough and completed his basic training at the Royal Marine Depot, Lympstone, near Exmouth, Devon. In November 1942 he was selected for service in the elite Royal Marine Commandos and trained at their famous Basic Training Centre at Achnacarry Castle, Spean Bridge near Fort William, Scotland.
Latest News
Former RAF Pilot Joins Board of Trustees
A former RAF fighter pilot who has nearly 30 years’ experience in the healthcare sector at senior level has joined our board as a trustee. [...]
Broughton House Receives £10,000 Donation
Bereaved families in Salford have helped to raise £10,000 for Broughton House Veteran Care Village. The money has been raised through a charitable scheme operated [...]
Veterans Keep Trim At New Bespoke Gym
Residents at Broughton House Veteran Care Village are keeping in trim at a new bespoke gym created as part of our £13m redevelopment. Specially-designed equipment [...]
