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A home built on care and compassion

You'll notice the difference the moment you step inside

The smell of home-cooked food. Gentle music and a soft, calm ambience. Warm welcomes from familiar faces.

This is a place where life continues in comfort and familiarity, where independence and dignity are cherished, and where families are partners in care.

Our vision

Canwick House has built a trusted 40-year reputation for compassionate and ethical care: placing residents at the heart of everything we do, with a uniquely personal approach that makes us one of the best in what we do.

Our mission

Care is a thoughtful act, shaped around individual routines, preferences and personalities.

Care is tailored to what matters most to each individual: if it's breakfast in bed we follow that rhythm, if it's al fresco in the garden, we make it happen.

Catherine Paul, owner of Canwick House, sharing a moment with a resident

Owner, Canwick House

Catherine Paul

Catherine has dedicated her career to adult social care, and Canwick House carries her conviction in every detail: that every resident is welcomed as family, and that the quiet, ordinary moments of a day are where real care lives. Alongside Care Home Manager Gemma Pearcy, she leads a team that treats this home as exactly that, a home.

We've built our 40-year reputation on compassionate, ethical care, always placing our residents at the heart of everything we do.

Our story so far

  1. 1985

    Where it all began

    Canwick House opened its doors in Lincoln, built on a simple belief: that every person deserves to feel truly at home. A family vision that would last for decades.

  2. 1995

    Ten years of care

    Across Britain, a decade of change was underway: new technology, new sounds, a country finding its feet. At Canwick House, ten years in, our feet were firmly planted in what mattered most: people.

  3. 2005

    Staying the course

    London won its bid to host the 2012 Olympic Games, lifting the nation's spirit. Two decades of care had given Canwick House its own quiet reason to celebrate, still here, still family, still home.

  4. 2012

    A golden summer

    Britain welcomed the world to London, with the Olympic opening ceremony paying a heartfelt tribute to the NHS and everyone who dedicates their life to caring for others. We felt that one deeply.

  5. 2023

    A new chapter for the nation

    A new King was crowned for the first time in 70 years. The nation came together, and so did we; residents, families, and staff, marking the moment as one.

  6. 2026

    40 years and still going

    Four decades of family-led care; the same heart!

Celebrating 40 years of family-owned care, established 1985

Safe and familiar

As everyday tasks like cooking, bathing or getting dressed become harder to manage, families often find themselves facing decisions they never expected to make.

“I've noticed how the staff approach is patient; it's often creative with some of the other residents living here. They're very warm and it's a genuine warmth!”
Alan Hull, Resident
“We take the time to understand what matters most: a meal made a certain way, a quiet corner for time alone, watching wildlife in the garden, embracing friends and family visits.”
Nichola, Staff Member
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A carer sharing a quiet moment with a resident at Canwick House

What's happening at Canwick

The little everyday touches are what make Canwick special, from baking sessions and shared traditions to quiet moments of connection. Here is a taste of what a month looks like.

July 2026

Activity
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
15
23
29
31
  • 1

    Hairdresser

    10:00am

  • 2

    Organ recital

    11:00am

  • 3

    Chair yoga

    10:30am

  • 3

    Painting

    10:45am

  • 3

    Popcorn & film Friday

    1:30pm

  • 6

    Bishop School visit

    11:00am

  • 6

    Painting

    1:30pm

  • 7

    Chair yoga

    10:30am

  • 7

    Word game

    11:00am

  • 7

    Pizza making party

    2:00pm

  • 8

    Alive Church

    2:00pm

  • 9

    Village walk

    10:15am

  • 9

    Bishop School production

    2:00pm

  • 10

    Canwick Hall coffee morning

    10:30am

  • 10

    Word game

    1:00pm

  • 10

    Reminisce & write

    2:00pm

  • 13

    Cathedral visit

    10:30am

  • 14

    Skittles

    10:15am

  • 14

    Garden games & ice cream van

    2:00pm

  • 16

    Usher Art Gallery explore & art activities

    10:00am

  • 16

    Drawing

    2:00pm

  • 17

    Chair yoga

    10:30am

  • 17

    Popcorn & film Friday

    1:30pm

  • 20

    Bishop School tea party

    11:00am

  • 20

    Fish & chips

    12:30pm

  • 21

    Baking

    10:30am

  • 21

    Jules Fox (singer)

    2:00pm

  • 22

    Alive Church

    2:00pm

  • 24

    Canwick Hall coffee morning

    10:30am

  • 24

    Zoolab

    1:30pm

  • 27

    Village walk

    10:30am

  • 27

    Painting

    2:00pm

  • 28

    Baking

    10:30am

  • 28

    Brass band

    2:00pm

  • 30

    Bomber Command visit

    10:30am

  • 30

    Vaccination team

    1:00pm

Take a look around

A glimpse of the house, the rooms and the everyday spaces our residents call home. Click any photo to view it full size.

Trusted by Lincolnshire families

Best practice, local hearts: working here shows me that care can be both professional and personal, the kind I'd want for my own loved ones.
Kizito Ezenjaiwaku, Chartered chemist
It's rewarding to be part of a home where residents are cherished, respected, safe, happy and never feel alone.
Jules Emmott, 40 years in the care industry
We advocate for you and assist where you would like our support.
Michelle Gooding, Senior Care Assistant

Experience the warmth of Canwick House first hand

We work closely with families, adapting to how you prefer to keep in touch: weekly updates, regular calls, or gentle check-ins. You're not visitors here; you're part of the care circle.

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