

Tynwald Residential Home is a charitable care facility located on Hillside Street in Hythe, Kent.
Established in 1961 through the Kate Alice Butterworth Charity, Tynwald was founded to provide care and support for older people in Hythe and the surrounding community. It operates as a registered non-profit charity governed by a board of trustees.
Facilities & Care
Accommodation: The home accommodates up to 26 residents across single rooms in an adapted, converted property featuring communal gardens.
Care Services: It provides 24-hour residential care, respite stays, and trial placements focused on maintaining independence with dedicated on-site assistance.
Regulation: Regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), it maintains a "Good" overall rating.
Community Services: In addition to in-house residential care, Tynwald has historically offered outreach initiatives, such as local maintenance and handyman services for older people living nearby.
LocationSituated centrally within Hythe, the home is a short walk (roughly 250 yards) from Hythe High Street, local shops, bus routes, and GP practices.
Established through the Kate Alice Butterworth Charity, it operates as a registered non-profit charity governed by trustees rather than for-profit motives, prioritizing resident well-being.
The converted property accommodates a maximum of 26 residents in private single rooms, fostering a close-knit, community-oriented atmosphere with communal gardens.
Services cater to varying needs, including 24-hour residential care, short-term respite stays, and trial placements aimed at maintaining personal independence.
Tynwald is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and maintains a Good overall regulatory rating.