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Christmas in Worthing 2026: Your Local Guide to Festive Events and Activities

Christmas in Worthing 2026 Your Local Guide to Festive Events and Activities

Christmas is just around the corner, and Worthing is getting ready for a festive season filled with Christmas markets, family activities, theatre shows, live music and plenty of opportunities to spend time with loved ones.

Whether you’re looking for things to do with the Family, searching for unique Christmas gifts, planning a festive day out or simply hoping to enjoy a little Christmas magic by the seaside, Worthing and the surrounding area have plenty to offer this winter.

Here at The Victoria Grand Care Home, we love being part of the Worthing community. We’ve put together this guide to some of the Christmas events and activities taking place in Worthing in 2026, helping local residents and visitors make the most of the festive season.

From our very own special Christmas Donkey Visit to the Worthing Christmas lights switch-on, festive markets, ice skating, traditional carols and the annual pantomime, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the festive season.

Here are some dates and activities to add to your Christmas calendar!

1. Christmas Donkey Visit at The Victoria Grand Care Home

Date: Monday 14 December 2026
Time: To be confirmed
Location: The Victoria Grand Care Home, 22 Mill Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 4LF

A Special Christmas Visit from Our Four-Legged Friends!

Join us at The Victoria Grand Care Home in Worthing for a truly magical Christmas occasion as we welcome some very special furry visitors!

Our Christmas Donkey Visit promises to be a heart-warming festive experience, bringing smiles, laughter and plenty of Christmas cheer to our residents, families and visitors.

There is something wonderfully special about spending time with these gentle animals, and we look forward to sharing this memorable occasion with our local community as we celebrate the festive season together.

Whether you’re joining us to meet the donkey, enjoy the Christmas atmosphere or simply share a little festive happiness, we would love to welcome you.

Further details, including the event time, will be announced soon.

Please register your interest in attending by contacting The Victoria Grand or emailing welcome@thevictoriagrand.co.uk.

We look forward to welcoming you for a lovely festive occasion!

2. Worthing Christmas Lights Switch-On 2026

Date: Friday 20 November 2026
Time: 5pm to 7pm (lights switched on at 5.30pm)
Location: Montague Gardens, Worthing Town Centre

One of the highlights of the festive season is seeing the town centre illuminated with Christmas lights.

This year, Worthing Borough Council is organising a free Christmas tree lights switch-on event on Friday 20 November, bringing the community together to celebrate the start of the festive season.

The evening begins at 5pm, with the official Christmas tree lights switch-on taking place at 5.30pm.

Visitors can also enjoy live entertainment, Christmas music and performances from local groups, including Heene Sign Choir, Andy’s Angels Choir and local singer Laura Vane. The cast of this year’s Pavilion Theatre pantomime, Puss in Boots, will also be making an appearance.

It’s a lovely opportunity to enjoy some festive entertainment, meet friends and family and experience Worthing’s Christmas atmosphere.

Best of all, the event is free to attend.

For the latest information, visit Adur & Worthing Councils.

3. Worthing Ice Rink – A Festive Winter Activity

Dates: 7 November 2026 to 21 February 2027
Location: Steyne Gardens, Worthing

One of the best ways to get into the Christmas spirit is to enjoy a session on the ice.

Worthing Ice Rink has now reopened for the winter season, offering a festive activity for families, couples, friends and anyone who fancies giving ice skating a go.

The covered rink at Steyne Gardens welcomes skaters aged four and over, with sessions suitable for different abilities.

Whether you’re an experienced skater or stepping onto the ice for the first time, a visit can make a fun addition to a festive day out.

Penguin skate aids are available for younger visitors who need a little extra support, and the rink also offers lessons for those looking to improve their skating skills.

It’s well placed for combining a skating session with Christmas shopping, a warming drink or a stroll along the seafront.

Top tip: Weekend and festive sessions can be popular, so check availability and book ahead where possible.

Find out more, check session times and book tickets at Worthing Ice Rink.

4. Christmas Markets and Festive Shopping in Worthing

Christmas markets are a wonderful way to discover independent businesses, browse handmade gifts and enjoy the festive atmosphere.

Worthing has several Christmas markets and craft fairs taking place throughout November and December 2026, offering opportunities to support local traders and find something a little different from the high street.

Worthing Leisure Centre Christmas Market

Date: Saturday 14 November 2026
Time: 10am to 4pm
Location: Worthing Leisure Centre, Shaftesbury Avenue

If you’re looking to get ahead with your Christmas shopping, this Christmas market is a good opportunity to browse seasonal stalls and discover gifts.

The event is listed at Worthing Leisure Centre on Saturday 14 November, offering visitors an opportunity to enjoy some festive shopping and support local sellers.

Christmas Wonderland Market – Worthing Assembly Hall

Date: Sunday 15 November 2026
Time: 11am to 4pm
Location: Assembly Hall Complex, Worthing

The Christmas Wonderland Market takes place at the Assembly Hall Complex on Sunday 15 November.

With a festive market atmosphere, it offers another opportunity to browse seasonal gifts and enjoy a day out in Worthing town centre.

It’s also a good option for families looking for a festive activity, with Santa’s Grotto advertised as part of the event.

Step into Christmas Market – Bath Place

Date: Saturday 28 November 2026
Location: Bath Place, Worthing

If you enjoy browsing independent stalls and discovering something a little different from the high street, the Step into Christmas Market is one to look out for.

Organised by The Great Little Farmers Market, this festive event is advertised as featuring artisan food, crafts, gifts, music and sweets.

Bath Place is a lovely part of central Worthing to explore, with independent businesses and a characterful setting that lends itself to a relaxed Christmas shopping trip.

It’s a good opportunity to look for handmade presents, pick up festive treats and support local traders in the run-up to Christmas.

Check the organiser’s latest information for opening times and stall details.

Christmas Fair at Bay Café

Date: Saturday 28 November 2026
Time: 11am to 2pm
Location: Bay Café, 1 Thorn Road, Worthing

Also taking place on Saturday 28 November is a Christmas fair at Bay Café, run by The SAND Project.

The fair is advertised as featuring handmade goods from local makers and trainees, providing an opportunity to discover original gifts while supporting a community-focused organisation.

With free entry, this could be a lovely stop for anyone who wants to browse local crafts, meet makers and enjoy a relaxed festive outing.

So This Is Christmas – Christmas Craft Fair

Date: Sunday 6 December 2026
Time: 10.30am to 3.30pm
Location: The Charmandean Centre, Forest Road, Worthing

For anyone who enjoys Christmas shopping away from the usual high street stores, So This Is Christmas is another date to put in the diary.

Organised by The Fairy Tale Fair alongside the Northbrook Friends of St Barnabas fundraising group, the event is advertised as featuring more than 65 craft and design stalls.

Visitors can browse gifts and handmade items from local makers, enjoy refreshments and support fundraising for St Barnabas House hospice.

The event is listed with a suggested £1 entry donation, with the venue described by the organiser as undercover and accessible for wheelchair users and pushchairs.

It’s an appealing option for anyone hoping to find a thoughtful Christmas present while supporting local creativity and a worthwhile cause.

Festive Market – Portland Road

Date: Friday 18 December 2026
Time: 4.30pm to 8pm
Location: Portland Road, Worthing

Worthing Borough Council has also announced a festive evening market on Portland Road in the run-up to Christmas.

The free event is expected to feature food, drink and gift stalls, alongside entertainment in Montague Gardens, including folk singers, youth bands and DJs.

It’s another opportunity to support local businesses, enjoy some festive entertainment and pick up a few last-minute Christmas presents.

Check the Council’s website for further announcements.

5. Christmas at Ferring Country Centre – Santa’s Grotto

Dates: Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026
Location: Ferring Country Centre, Rife Way, Ferring, BN12 5JZ

For families with younger children, a visit to Santa’s Grotto can be a lovely way to start the Christmas celebrations.

Ferring Country Centre is hosting a festive weekend on 28 and 29 November, giving children the opportunity to meet Santa and enjoy a seasonal experience.

The centre is also offering Christmas trees for sale, with purchases helping to support its charitable work with people who have learning disabilities.

There are special SEND sessions available for visitors who may benefit from adjustments to lighting, sound or waiting times.

It’s a lovely opportunity to enjoy a festive family outing while supporting an important local organisation.

Find out more and book your visit at Ferring Country Centre.

6. Care for Veterans Christmas Fayre – A Festive Community Event

Date: Saturday 28 November 2026
Location: Gifford House, Boundary Road, Worthing, BN11 4LJ

Christmas is also a time for supporting local charities and community organisations.

Care for Veterans, a Royal Star & Garter Home in Worthing, is hosting a Christmas Fayre on Saturday 28 November.

The event is open to the public, with festive entertainment and activities for people of all ages to enjoy.

Visitors can look forward to live music, artisan stalls, festive food and drinks, games, prizes and a Santa’s Grotto.

Entry is by voluntary donation, with proceeds supporting the charity’s work providing care and rehabilitation for veterans and their families.

It’s a lovely opportunity to enjoy a festive afternoon while supporting an important local cause.

Find out more at Care for Veterans – Worthing Christmas Fayre 2026.

7. Mental Elf Fun Run – A Festive Charity Challenge

Date: Sunday 29 November 2026
Location: Worthing Seafront

If you’d like to combine some festive fun with a little exercise, West Sussex Mind’s Mental Elf Fun Run is another event to consider.

The event is scheduled to take place on Worthing seafront, with participants able to choose between 2km and 5km routes.

It’s a festive way to get outdoors, enjoy the local coastline and support mental health awareness.

The event welcomes participants of different abilities, and dogs are also listed as welcome.

Whether you’re running, walking or cheering on friends and family, it offers a different way to enjoy the Christmas season.

Check West Sussex Mind for event registration and further details.

8. Puss in Boots – Christmas Pantomime at Worthing Pavilion Theatre

Dates: 3 December 2026 to 3 January 2027
Location: Worthing Pavilion Theatre, Marine Parade

For many families, Christmas wouldn’t be complete without a trip to the pantomime.

This year, Worthing Pavilion Theatre is welcoming Puss in Boots, offering a traditional festive theatre experience filled with humour, colourful characters, music and seasonal entertainment.

The production is scheduled to run throughout December and into the New Year, making it an option for families looking for something to do during the Christmas holidays.

The Pavilion Theatre is situated on Worthing seafront, so you could combine your visit with a walk along Marine Parade or a trip into the town centre.

Booking advice: Popular performances can sell out, so check the theatre’s official website for available dates, performance times and ticket prices.

Visit Worthing Theatres and Museum for more information and booking.

9. Christmas with The Salvation Army – Traditional Christmas Carols

Date: Sunday 6 December 2026
Time: 2.30pm
Location: Worthing Assembly Hall

If you prefer a traditional Christmas celebration, a carol concert is a wonderful way to enjoy the familiar music of the season.

Christmas with The Salvation Army is scheduled to take place at Worthing Assembly Hall on Sunday 6 December.

The concert features traditional carols, accompanied by brass bands and choirs.

It’s an opportunity to sing along to favourite Christmas songs and enjoy a festive afternoon with others from the local community.

With tickets advertised from £7 before any applicable booking fees, it may also be a relatively affordable seasonal outing.

Check Worthing Theatres and Museum for ticket availability and further information.

10. Dear Santa Live – A Christmas Show for Young Children

Dates: Tuesday 8 and Wednesday 9 December 2026
Location: Connaught Theatre, Worthing

Families with younger children may enjoy Dear Santa Live, a stage adaptation of Rod Campbell’s much-loved children’s book.

The production is advertised for children aged approximately two to seven and offers a festive theatre experience for little ones.

Selected performances also include the opportunity to meet Santa after the show, making it a particularly appealing choice for families introducing young children to Christmas theatre.

The scheduled performances are:

  • Tuesday 8 December at 3.45pm
  • Wednesday 9 December at 10.30am

Check Worthing Theatres and Museum for age guidance, ticket prices and the latest information about the Santa experience.

11. Step Into Christmas – Festive Live Music

Date: Wednesday 9 December 2026
Time: 7.30pm
Location: Worthing Assembly Hall

If you’d prefer an evening of Christmas songs and live entertainment, Step Into Christmas is scheduled to take place at Worthing Assembly Hall.

The show features Christmas classics performed with a live band, making it an option for couples, friends and groups looking to enjoy a festive night out.

It could be a great way to enjoy the atmosphere of the season without travelling outside Worthing.

Tickets are advertised from £23.75 before any applicable booking fees.

Find out more and book through Worthing Theatres and Museum.

12. The Rowland Singers: Magic of Christmas

Date: Saturday 12 December 2026
Time: 3pm
Location: Worthing Assembly Hall

Christmas music is a big part of the festive season, and Magic of Christmas offers another opportunity to enjoy live seasonal entertainment in Worthing.

The Rowland Singers are scheduled to perform alongside the Southdowns Concert Band at Worthing Assembly Hall.

A festive concert can be a lovely way to spend an afternoon with friends or family, enjoying familiar seasonal music in a live setting.

If you’re looking for an alternative to shopping or a busy family attraction, this could be worth considering.

Check Worthing Theatres and Museum for the latest programme and ticket information.

13. Christmas at the Movies – Worthing Philharmonic Orchestra

Date: Sunday 13 December 2026
Time: 3pm
Location: Worthing Assembly Hall

Film music and Christmas go hand in hand, from much-loved festive films to orchestral scores that bring back memories of favourite movie moments.

The Worthing Philharmonic Orchestra’s Christmas at the Movies concert is scheduled for Sunday 13 December.

The programme combines popular film scores and seasonal favourites with carols, offering a festive afternoon for music lovers.

It’s another option for people who enjoy live performances and want to celebrate Christmas in a relaxed setting.

Check Worthing Theatres and Museum for programme details and ticket availability.

14. A Christmas Carol at the Connaught Theatre

Date: Thursday 17 December 2026
Times: 2.30pm and 7.30pm
Location: Connaught Theatre, Worthing

Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol remains one of the best-known Christmas stories, exploring generosity, kindness and the importance of helping others.

The Dickens Theatre Company is scheduled to bring its production to the Connaught Theatre on Thursday 17 December.

This version features a theatrical performance of the classic tale, with the company bringing multiple characters to life on stage.

It’s an appealing choice for theatre lovers and anyone who enjoys a traditional Christmas story with a meaningful message.

The production is advertised as suitable for audiences aged eight and above. The afternoon performance also lists an optional question-and-answer session with the cast.

Check Worthing Theatres and Museum for booking information.

15. Christmas Shopping in Worthing Town Centre

When: Throughout the festive season

You don’t need to attend a ticketed event to enjoy Christmas in Worthing.

The town centre offers a variety of shops, independent retailers, cafés and places to eat, making it a good destination for a festive shopping trip.

From Christmas cards and decorations to clothing, gifts and seasonal treats, shopping locally is a great way to discover something different while supporting businesses in the community.

Consider exploring the independent shopping areas around Warwick Street, Montague Street and Bath Place, alongside the town’s larger retailers.

You could make a day of it by combining some Christmas shopping with a coffee stop, lunch or a walk by the sea.

16. Enjoy a Winter Walk Along Worthing Seafront

When: Throughout November and December

Sometimes the simplest activities are the most enjoyable.

Worthing’s seafront provides a lovely setting for a winter walk, whether you’re meeting friends, spending time with family or simply looking for some fresh air during the busy Christmas period.

Wrap up warm, enjoy the coastal views and take a gentle stroll along Marine Parade or around the area near Worthing Pier.

On a clear winter’s day, a seaside walk can be a refreshing break from shopping, busy venues and Christmas preparations.

There are also cafés and places to stop for a hot drink nearby, making it easy to turn a short walk into a relaxed outing.

If you’re visiting with someone who has limited mobility, check the route and weather conditions beforehand and choose a distance and pace that suit everyone.

17. Christmas Activities for Older People in Worthing

Christmas can be a particularly meaningful time to connect with friends, family and the wider community.

For older people in Worthing, there are many ways to enjoy the festive season, from attending a Christmas concert or theatre performance to visiting a local café, browsing Christmas markets or enjoying a gentle walk along the seafront.

Not every activity needs to be a large event. Meeting a friend for a coffee, looking at Christmas decorations, listening to carols or spending an afternoon with loved ones can all help make the season special.

When choosing an activity, consider accessibility, transport, seating, the length of the event and whether somewhere warm is available to take a break.

For people who prefer quieter outings, daytime performances and smaller community events may be more comfortable than busy evening attractions.

At The Victoria Grand Care Home, we understand how important companionship, meaningful activities and community connections can be, particularly during the festive season.

18. Christmas at The Victoria Grand Care Home

Christmas is about much more than decorations and presents. It’s also a time for friendship, familiar traditions, laughter and making memories with the people around us.

At The Victoria Grand Care Home in Worthing, we believe that opportunities to enjoy meaningful experiences and stay connected with the local community are important throughout the year, including during the festive season.

We enjoy celebrating special occasions and creating opportunities for residents to spend time together, enjoy entertainment and share seasonal moments.

Our Christmas Donkey Visit on Monday 14 December is just one example of the special occasions we’re looking forward to sharing with residents, families and the local community this year.

For families exploring residential care or respite care in Worthing, Christmas can also be a time to think about the support an older relative may need, particularly if they are finding it harder to manage at home or are spending increasing amounts of time alone.

Every person’s circumstances are different, and choosing care is a personal decision. Having a conversation with a care home can help families understand the available options and decide what might be appropriate for their loved one.

To arrange a viewing of The Victoria Grand please Contact Us today.

You can also explore our room vacancies or read about our recent care home enhancements.

Looking for Respite or Long-Term Residential Care in Worthing?

If you or a family member are considering respite care or long-term residential care in Worthing, The Victoria Grand Care Home is here to help.

Whether you’re looking for a short-term stay to provide support and reassurance, or exploring longer-term care for a loved one, our friendly team is happy to discuss your needs, answer your questions and help you understand the options available.

Choosing a care home is an important decision, and we’re always happy to talk through any concerns you may have and arrange a visit so you can see what The Victoria Grand has to offer.

Contact The Victoria Grand Care Home today to find out more about our respite and residential care options, discuss room availability or arrange a visit.

Visit our room vacancies page, contact us online or email welcome@thevictoriagrand.co.uk.

We’re always happy to hear from you.

Planning Your Christmas Outings in Worthing

With events taking place throughout November and December, it is worth planning ahead if you want to make the most of Christmas in Worthing.

Here are a few practical tips:

  • Book popular shows early. Pantomimes, family performances and Christmas concerts can be popular, particularly at weekends.
  • Check event details before travelling. Opening times, prices and availability can change.
  • Consider transport and parking. Check local parking arrangements and public transport timetables, especially for evening performances.
  • Dress for the weather. If you’re planning to visit a market or walk along the seafront, bring warm clothing and suitable footwear.
  • Think about accessibility. Check venue access, seating and facilities if you’re attending with someone who has mobility needs.
  • Support local businesses. Consider buying gifts from independent shops and makers around Worthing.

Frequently Asked Questions About Christmas in Worthing 2026

What Christmas events are happening in Worthing in 2026?

Highlights include the Victoria Grand Christmas Donkey Visit on 14 December, Worthing’s Christmas tree lights switch-on on 20 November, Worthing Ice Rink, festive markets and craft fairs, Puss in Boots at the Pavilion Theatre from 3 December, and a range of Christmas concerts and theatre performances throughout December.

When are the Christmas lights switched on in Worthing in 2026?

Worthing’s Christmas tree lights switch-on is scheduled for Friday 20 November 2026 at 5.30pm, with festivities and entertainment taking place from 5pm at Montague Gardens. The event is free to attend.

Is there a Christmas market in Worthing in 2026?

Yes. Several festive markets and fairs are taking place, including the Christmas Wonderland Market on 15 November, Step into Christmas Market at Bath Place on 28 November, the Bay Café Christmas Fair on 28 November and So This Is Christmas at The Charmandean Centre on 6 December. A further festive market is planned for Portland Road on 18 December.

Is there an ice rink in Worthing at Christmas?

Yes. Worthing Ice Rink is open at Steyne Gardens from 7 November 2026 until 21 February 2027. Check the operator’s website for session times, prices and booking arrangements.

Is there a Christmas pantomime in Worthing in 2026?

Yes. Puss in Boots is scheduled at Worthing Pavilion Theatre from 3 December 2026 until 3 January 2027. Check the official theatre website for performances and tickets.

What can families do in Worthing at Christmas?

Families can consider the ice rink, festive markets, the Pavilion Theatre pantomime, Santa’s Grotto at Ferring Country Centre and children’s shows such as Dear Santa Live at the Connaught Theatre.

Can the public attend the Christmas Donkey Visit at The Victoria Grand?

Yes. The Victoria Grand is welcoming residents, families and members of the local community to its Christmas Donkey Visit on Monday 14 December 2026. The time is still to be confirmed. Please register your interest by contacting the care home or emailing welcome@thevictoriagrand.co.uk.

Are there Christmas events suitable for older people in Worthing?

Yes. Christmas concerts, daytime theatre performances, local markets, cafés and gentle seafront walks can all be suitable options, depending on individual preferences and mobility. Check accessibility and transport arrangements before visiting.

Where can I find more information about Christmas events in Worthing?

Check the official websites of Worthing Theatres and Museum, Adur & Worthing Councils, local event organisers and the venues hosting individual activities. These are the best places to confirm dates, times, ticket prices and any changes.

Enjoy Christmas in Worthing This Year

From festive markets and live music to ice skating, theatre shows, our very own Christmas Donkey Visit and peaceful walks by the sea, there are plenty of ways to enjoy Christmas in Worthing in 2026.

Whether you’re planning a family day out, meeting friends, looking for a new Christmas tradition or simply hoping to enjoy more of what our local community has to offer, we hope this guide has given you some inspiration.

At The Victoria Grand Care Home, we’re proud to be part of the Worthing community and look forward to celebrating the festive season with our residents, families and local visitors.

Merry Christmas from everyone at The Victoria Grand Care Home!

Frequently Asked Questions

The different types of care homes are residential homes, nursing homes, and specialist care homes, such as dementia care homes. Other types of residential care include assisted living and retirement villages. 

The main difference between a residential home and a nursing home is that a nursing home has a qualified nurse on-site 24-hours a day to provide necessary medical care. This means nursing homes can provide a higher level of care. 

If you or a loved one have moved into a care home but feel that you struggle to settle in, it is not the right fit or the location stops family from visiting regularly, you can change care homes. Make sure that you have read the terms of your contract to avoid any issues.

Depending on your financial circumstances and your care needs, you may be able to receive help with paying your care costs. If you have capital below a certain amount, which varies between countries in the UK, your local authority will contribute towards your fees. The NHS may cover your nursing care fees in some circumstances and there are a few benefits you can claim while living in a care home. 

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Looking for a Care Home in Worthing? Discover a Welcoming Home at The Victoria Grand

Looking for a Care Home in Worthing Discover a Welcoming Home at The Victoria Grand Care Home.

Choosing a care home for yourself or a loved one is one of life’s most important decisions. Families want to find somewhere that feels welcoming, provides the right level of support and offers a comfortable environment where residents can continue to enjoy life, maintain their independence and build meaningful relationships.

For those searching for a care home in Worthing or West Sussex, The Victoria Grand Care Home offers a welcoming residential setting where compassionate care, comfortable surroundings and a strong sense of community come together.

Over the past year, we have continued to invest in our home, refurbishing bedrooms, improving communal spaces and introducing additional safety features. With a number of newly refurbished rooms and suites available, we are welcoming enquiries from individuals and families exploring both respite care and long-term residential care in Worthing.

Whether you are planning ahead, looking for temporary support or considering a permanent move into residential care, we understand how important it is to find the right place.

A Care Home in Worthing That Continues to Evolve

At The Victoria Grand, we believe that a good care home should feel like much more than somewhere to live. It should be a place where people feel comfortable, respected and supported, with opportunities to enjoy their interests, spend time with others and make the most of each day.

That is why we have continued to invest in improvements throughout our home during 2025 and 2026.

Our recent enhancements include newly refurbished bedrooms, updated bathroom facilities, improvements to our conservatory, refreshed communal areas and innovative Nobi smart lighting in selected rooms to support resident safety.

These improvements reflect our ongoing commitment to maintaining a comfortable, welcoming environment while recognising that the small details of everyday life can make a real difference.

You can read more about our recent investments in our dedicated article: Transforming Care and Comfort: The Victoria Grand Care Home’s Enhancements.

Newly Refurbished Rooms and Suites Available in Worthing

Finding the right bedroom is an important part of choosing a care home. Residents should have their own comfortable space where they can relax, enjoy privacy and feel at home.

We have recently refurbished a number of rooms at The Victoria Grand, with improvements including fresh decoration, wood-effect flooring, updated lighting and en-suite facilities in selected rooms.

Our available accommodation includes a range of options to suit different preferences and practical requirements.

Suite 21: Spacious, Peaceful Comfort

Suite 21 offers a spacious, south-facing room with plenty of natural light and a private en-suite wetroom. Its generous proportions and peaceful atmosphere provide a comfortable setting for someone looking for their own personal space within a supportive care home.

The suite is available for both respite stays and long-term residential care, subject to current availability.

Suite 21 The Victoria Grand

Suite 20: Bright and Spacious Living

Suite 20 combines generous space with wood-effect flooring and a private ensuite wetroom. Its south-facing aspect brings natural light into the room, while its location close to the lift offers additional convenience.

The Victoria Grand Suite 20

Room 10: Fresh, Modern Comfort

Newly refurbished Room 10 is situated on the first floor and features attractive wood-effect flooring and a convenient washbasin. Its position provides easy access to the lift and nearby bathroom facilities.

The Victoria Grand Room 10

Room 9: A Comfortable, Welcoming Space

Room 9 offers a comfortable personal space with a washbasin and convenient access to the bathroom. Recent refurbishment has helped create a fresh, pleasant environment.

The Victoria Grand Room 9

Room 11: A Relaxing Garden View

Located on the first floor, Room 11 overlooks the garden and features an en-suite toilet, a handbasin within the room and Nobi smart safety lighting. It offers a peaceful outlook alongside practical features designed to support residents’ everyday comfort and wellbeing.

Every room has its own characteristics, so we encourage prospective residents and families to visit and see which accommodation feels most suitable.

Explore our current available rooms and care home vacancies in Worthing to discover more about each room and arrange a viewing with our team.

Availability can change, so please contact us to confirm which rooms are currently available for respite or long-term residential stays.

The Victoria Grand Room 11

Investing in Comfort, Safety and Wellbeing

A care home’s environment plays an important role in how residents feel each day. We want The Victoria Grand to be a place where people can feel comfortable in their own rooms while also enjoying the shared spaces and activities that help make a home feel welcoming.

Thoughtful Improvements to Our Bedrooms

We have continued to refresh individual bedrooms with improvements to flooring, decoration, lighting and bathroom facilities. These updates help maintain attractive, practical living spaces where residents can bring their own belongings and make their rooms feel personal.

Selected rooms also benefit from en-suite wetrooms or other convenient washing facilities, depending on the accommodation.

Nobi Smart Lighting to Support Resident Safety

We have introduced Nobi smart lighting into a number of bedrooms. This technology is designed to illuminate the room when a resident gets out of bed and can detect falls, alerting the care team when assistance may be needed.

It is one example of how thoughtful technology can complement the work of our care team. Just as importantly, technology does not replace the human side of care: attentive staff, reassurance and personal interaction remain central to life at The Victoria Grand.

Victoria Grand Nobi Lights

A Refurbished Conservatory for Relaxation and Socialising

Our conservatory has undergone significant improvements, including a new roof, updated electrics, fresh paintwork and comfortable seating.

Overlooking the gardens, it provides a bright, welcoming environment for residents to relax, enjoy a conversation, read, take part in activities or spend time with visiting family and friends.

We have also arranged the space into different areas to accommodate quieter moments, social activities, creative pursuits and entertainment.

Food, Dining and Everyday Enjoyment

Mealtimes are an important part of daily life in a care home. They offer opportunities to enjoy good food, maintain routines and spend time with others.

Our kitchen facilities have benefited from improvements, and we are proud to have achieved a five-star food hygiene rating. We continue to recognise the importance of food safety, nutrition and creating an enjoyable dining experience.

Alongside these improvements, our home has benefited from further investment in facilities, safety systems, accessibility and staff training.

We believe that maintaining a good residential environment means paying attention to both the visible improvements and the practical details that support residents every day.

More Than Accommodation: A Community to Be Part Of

Choosing a care home is not just about finding a suitable room. It is also about finding somewhere that supports social connection, personal interests and a sense of belonging.

At The Victoria Grand, we provide opportunities for residents to enjoy activities and shared experiences according to their interests and abilities.

Our activities and events include arts and crafts, games, music, live entertainment, animal visits, garden outings and seasonal celebrations. Our conservatory provides an additional space for residents to come together, while also allowing for quieter activities and relaxation.

We recognise that everyone has different preferences. Some residents enjoy lively group activities and conversation, while others prefer reading, spending time with visitors or enjoying a peaceful moment.

Our aim is to offer opportunities to participate and connect without losing sight of individual choice.

We also believe that links with the wider community are valuable. Through initiatives such as Friends of Victoria Grand, we are working to encourage connections with local people, groups and organisations.

For residents and families considering a move, these everyday experiences are an important part of understanding what life in a care home can look like.

Victoria Grand Activities

Respite Care in Worthing: Short-Term Support When It Is Needed

Not everyone looking for a care home is planning a permanent move.

Respite care in Worthing can provide a short-term residential stay for someone who needs temporary support, while also giving family members and regular carers time to rest or attend to other commitments.

Respite care may be worth exploring when:

  • A family carer needs a planned break or holiday.
  • Someone would benefit from temporary support following a change in circumstances.
  • A family wants to explore residential care before making a longer-term decision.
  • Additional support is needed for a limited period.

Every person’s circumstances are different, and the suitability of a respite stay depends on their individual care needs and the support the home can provide.

At The Victoria Grand, we welcome enquiries from families considering respite care and can discuss the available rooms, potential dates and individual requirements.

A conversation with our team is a helpful first step towards understanding whether a short-term stay could be suitable for you or your loved one.

Find out more about our respite care in Worthing and contact us to discuss your requirements.

Long-Term Residential Care in Worthing

For some people, there comes a time when living independently is becoming more difficult and additional day-to-day support would be beneficial.

Long-term residential care in Worthing can offer a supportive living environment for people who need assistance with everyday activities and would benefit from having care available throughout the day and night.

Moving into a care home is a significant change, and it is natural for individuals and families to have questions. The right decision should take account of personal preferences, care requirements, the available accommodation and the opportunities to maintain relationships and interests.

At The Victoria Grand, we encourage prospective residents and their families to visit, explore the home and talk to our team about what matters most to them.

We can discuss individual needs, the accommodation currently available and the next steps involved in considering a long-term residential stay.

Our aim is to help families make an informed decision and feel more confident about the options available.

Choosing a Care Home in Worthing or West Sussex: What Should You Consider?

If you are comparing care homes in Worthing and the wider West Sussex area, it can be helpful to look beyond the bedroom itself.

Consider the following questions when arranging visits:

1. What level of care and support is available?

Explain the individual’s circumstances and ask whether the home can support their particular needs, both now and as those needs change.

2. Does the accommodation feel comfortable?

Look at the available rooms, bathroom facilities, natural light, accessibility and opportunities to personalise the space.

3. What is daily life like?

Ask about meals, activities, social opportunities, visitors and how residents can continue enjoying their interests.

4. How does the home approach safety and independence?

Find out about staff support, relevant safety features and how residents are encouraged to maintain their independence while receiving appropriate assistance.

5. Can the home accommodate a respite or long-term stay?

Check current availability, the proposed dates, the level of support required and the arrangements for discussing care and fees.

6. Do you feel comfortable with the team and surroundings?

A visit gives you the opportunity to meet staff, ask questions and gain a better understanding of the atmosphere of the home.

At The Victoria Grand, we welcome these conversations. We understand that families need clear information and time to consider their options before making a decision.

Visit The Victoria Grand Care Home in Worthing

If you are searching for a care home in Worthing, exploring respite care or considering long-term residential accommodation for yourself or a loved one, we would be pleased to hear from you.

With recent refurbishment work, comfortable accommodation, a bright conservatory, ongoing investment in resident safety and opportunities for social activities, The Victoria Grand continues to develop its home around the needs and everyday experiences of its residents.

We currently have a number of rooms and suites available, including accommodation suitable for respite and long-term residential stays, subject to individual requirements and availability.

You do not need to have made a final decision before getting in touch. Our team can talk through your circumstances, answer your questions and help you understand the next steps.

To find out more:

We warmly invite you to arrange a visit, meet our team and discover whether The Victoria Grand could be the right place for you or your loved one.

Frequently Asked Questions About Care Homes in Worthing

What is a good care home in Worthing for a loved one?

The right care home depends on the individual’s care needs, preferences, accommodation requirements and the type of support they need. When comparing care homes in Worthing, consider the environment, staff approach, activities, facilities and whether the home can meet the person’s needs. Visiting The Victoria Grand gives you an opportunity to explore the accommodation and discuss your circumstances with our team.

Does The Victoria Grand Care Home in Worthing have rooms available?

Yes. The Victoria Grand has advertised a number of rooms and suites, including Suite 21, Suite 20, Room 10, Room 9 and Room 11. These offer different features, including en-suite wetrooms, washbasins, garden views and refurbished interiors. Availability can change, so please visit our room vacancies page or call 01903 248 048 for the latest information.

Does The Victoria Grand offer respite care in Worthing?

Yes. The Victoria Grand welcomes enquiries about respite care and short-term residential stays. Respite care may be suitable for people who need temporary support or whose regular carers need a break. Contact the team to discuss dates, accommodation availability and whether the home can meet the individual’s care needs.

Can I arrange long-term residential care at The Victoria Grand?

The Victoria Grand welcomes enquiries about long-term residential care. Our team can discuss the accommodation available, the individual’s requirements and the next steps towards a potential move. An assessment of care needs and confirmation of availability are important before arrangements are finalised.

What improvements have been made at The Victoria Grand Care Home?

Recent improvements across 2025 and 2026 have included refurbished bedrooms, updated flooring and bathroom facilities in selected rooms, a refurbished conservatory, improved kitchen facilities and Nobi smart lighting in a number of bedrooms. The home has also continued to invest in safety measures, communal spaces and staff training. Read our full overview of the home enhancements.

Where is The Victoria Grand Care Home located?

The Victoria Grand Care Home is located at 22 Mill Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 4LF. You can contact the home on 01903 248 048 or email manager@thevictoriagrand.co.uk to ask questions or arrange a visit.

How do I choose between respite care and long-term residential care?

Respite care is a temporary residential stay, whereas long-term residential care is intended for someone who needs ongoing support in a care home. The right option depends on the person’s circumstances, care needs and preferences. Discussing these with the care home team can help you understand which arrangement may be appropriate.

What should I ask when visiting a care home in West Sussex?

Ask about the level of care provided, room availability, fees, staff support, meals, activities, safety arrangements, visiting and how individual preferences are accommodated. It is also helpful to see the bedrooms and communal areas and discuss any specific needs with the team before making a decision.

How can I arrange a visit to The Victoria Grand?

You can arrange a visit by calling 01903 248 048, emailing manager@thevictoriagrand.co.uk or contacting the home through its website. Visiting allows you to explore the accommodation, meet the team and discuss respite or long-term residential care options.

Frequently Asked Questions

The different types of care homes are residential homes, nursing homes, and specialist care homes, such as dementia care homes. Other types of residential care include assisted living and retirement villages. 

The main difference between a residential home and a nursing home is that a nursing home has a qualified nurse on-site 24-hours a day to provide necessary medical care. This means nursing homes can provide a higher level of care. 

If you or a loved one have moved into a care home but feel that you struggle to settle in, it is not the right fit or the location stops family from visiting regularly, you can change care homes. Make sure that you have read the terms of your contract to avoid any issues.

Depending on your financial circumstances and your care needs, you may be able to receive help with paying your care costs. If you have capital below a certain amount, which varies between countries in the UK, your local authority will contribute towards your fees. The NHS may cover your nursing care fees in some circumstances and there are a few benefits you can claim while living in a care home. 

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Transforming Care and Comfort: The Victoria Grand Care Home’s 2026 & 2025 Enhancements 

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At The Victoria Grand Care Home in Worthing, we take pride in offering a warm, welcoming and supportive environment where every resident feels at home. Throughout 2026 and 2025, we have continued to invest in our facilities, improve our living spaces and introduce new initiatives designed to enhance residents’ comfort, safety, wellbeing and quality of life.

From refurbished bedrooms and upgraded safety features to innovative Nobi Smart Lights, improvements to our dining facilities and the launch of Friends of Victoria Grand, each enhancement reflects our commitment to providing a comfortable, caring and engaging place to live.

We believe that a great care home is about more than the building itself. It is about the people, the surroundings, the food, the activities and the opportunities residents have to enjoy meaningful connections every day.

Here is a look at how The Victoria Grand has continued to develop throughout 2025 and 2026.

Modernising Our Living Spaces

Creating comfortable, attractive and practical bedrooms is an important part of making our residents feel at home. We have continued to refurbish individual rooms throughout The Victoria Grand, with improvements to flooring, decoration, lighting and bathroom facilities.

During 2026 and 2025, a number of bedrooms benefited from enhancements including wooden flooring, modernised en-suite bathrooms and wetrooms. We also refreshed fixtures and fittings in selected rooms and upgraded radiators where needed.

Victoria Grand Care Home Rooms

Room 23: A Complete Refurbishment

Room 23 has undergone a complete refurbishment, including new wooden flooring and a new en-suite toilet. These improvements create a fresh, modern and comfortable living space, while making everyday facilities more convenient for the resident.

The room also benefits from Nobi Smart Lighting technology, reflecting our wider investment in solutions that support residents’ safety and wellbeing.

Refurbished Rooms 9 and 10

Rooms 9 and 10, both situated on the first floor opposite the bathroom, have also been completely refurbished. These are rooms with a wash hand basin, and the improvements include new flooring, fresh paintwork and updated lighting.

We have also repainted Room 11, continuing our programme of refreshing bedrooms and maintaining a clean, bright and welcoming environment throughout the home, creating pleasant surroundings that residents can feel comfortable and proud to call home.

The Victoria Grand Room 9

The Victoria Grand Room 10

Investing in Resident Safety with Nobi Smart Lights

Safety remains a priority at The Victoria Grand, and we are continually exploring ways to combine attentive personal care with thoughtful technology.

We have introduced Nobi Smart Lights into a number of resident bedrooms. These innovative ceiling lights incorporate intelligent technology designed to support safer movement, particularly during the night.

The system can automatically illuminate a room when a resident gets out of bed, helping improve visibility and reduce the risk of trips caused by poor lighting. It can also detect falls and alert the care team, helping staff respond when assistance may be needed.

Nobi technology is designed to work discreetly within the room, supporting residents’ independence without requiring them to wear additional devices.

Importantly, technology is there to support our care team, not replace the kindness, attention and personal interaction that are central to life at The Victoria Grand.

By investing in these smart lighting solutions, we are taking another step towards providing an environment where residents can feel more confident and families can have additional reassurance.

The Victoria Grand Nobi Lights

Read more: Victoria Grand Care Home Invests in Nobi Smart Lights to Enhance Resident Safety and Wellbeing

A Beautiful, Bright Conservatory: A Heart for Community Life

One of the standout improvements during 2025 was the refurbishment of our large conservatory.

The work included a new roof, updated electrics, fresh paintwork and comfortable new seating, transforming the conservatory into a bright, airy space filled with natural light.

Overlooking our tranquil gardens, with their greenery and lovely palm tree, the conservatory provides a pleasant setting for residents to relax, socialise and enjoy time together.

In 2026, we have continued to make the most of this valuable communal space by rearranging the conservatory lounge into distinct areas to suit different interests and activities.

Creating Spaces for Different Activities

Rather than using the entire conservatory as one large seating area, we have arranged it to provide a variety of more purposeful spaces.

  • Activities and creative pursuits: An area where residents can take part in organised activities, arts and crafts, games and other shared experiences.

  • Relaxation: Comfortable seating where residents can sit back, enjoy the surroundings or simply spend some quiet time.

  • Reading and quieter moments: A more peaceful area for reading, enjoying a newspaper or taking a break from busier activities.

  • Socialising and conversation: Seating arranged to encourage residents to chat, spend time with friends and welcome visiting family members.

  • Entertainment and events: Space that can accommodate group entertainment, musicians, performers and special gatherings.

This more considered layout allows residents to choose how they want to spend their time, whether they feel like joining an activity, having a conversation or enjoying a quieter moment.

The conservatory will continue to play an important role in our programme of activities and entertainment, providing a welcoming setting for music, performances, celebrations and opportunities to bring people together.

The Victoria Grand Conservatory

Refreshing Our Dining Room for a Better Mealtime Experience

Mealtimes are an important part of daily life at The Victoria Grand. They provide nourishment, routine and opportunities for residents to enjoy good food and spend time together.

We have begun refurbishing our dining room, with plans for new wood-effect laminate flooring and fresh paintwork to create a brighter, more welcoming environment.

The dining room is south-facing, benefiting from natural light that will complement the refreshed décor and flooring.

As the refurbishment progresses, our aim is to create a pleasant setting where residents can enjoy their meals in comfort and where mealtimes continue to be an enjoyable part of the day.

This work builds on the improvements already made to our kitchen facilities, including updated worktops, appliances and lighting, helping our team prepare meals in a well-equipped environment.

Together, these improvements reflect our belief that the quality of a care home experience includes not only the food residents enjoy but also the surroundings in which they eat.

Celebrating Our Five-Star Food Hygiene Rating

We are delighted to have achieved a five-star food hygiene rating, recognising the high standards of food safety and hygiene maintained at The Victoria Grand.

Food is an essential part of residents’ health, comfort and enjoyment. We understand the importance of providing meals that are nutritious, appetising and suited to individual dietary needs, while maintaining appropriate standards throughout food preparation and service.

Our kitchen improvements have supported our ongoing focus on providing a clean, well-maintained and practical working environment. Updated worktops, appliances and lighting have helped enhance the facilities used by our team.

Achieving a five-star rating is an important milestone and a welcome recognition of our commitment to food hygiene. It also reflects the importance we place on safe food handling, cleanliness and good kitchen practices.

Our approach to mealtimes goes beyond hygiene alone. We aim to provide fresh, enjoyable meals that support residents’ nutritional needs, taking account of individual preferences and dietary requirements wherever possible.

We are proud of this achievement and will continue working to maintain the standards that help residents and their families feel confident in the food and dining experience we provide.

The Victoria Grand Care Home Celebrates a 5-Star Food Hygiene Rating

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Enhancing Safety and Accessibility Throughout the Home

Ensuring the safety and comfort of our residents is at the heart of everything we do. Across 2025 and 2026, we have continued to review and improve facilities, equipment and safety measures throughout the home.

During 2026 and 2025, our improvements included:

  • Scheduled lift enhancements and comprehensive safety checks.

  • A five-year electrical compliance review, including new wiring where required.

  • Structural improvements connecting outbuildings to the main house and roof improvements.

  • Upgrades to call systems and fire and smoke detection.

  • Bathroom and plumbing repairs.

  • Improvements to the downstairs toilet, including a new accessible toilet and flooring.

  • Enhanced signage to help residents navigate the home.

A New Safety Door on the First Floor

More recently, we have installed a new safety door on the first floor.

The door uses a combination-controlled access system to help maintain residents’ safety while allowing authorised access. It has been designed to preserve access to the lift, helping residents and staff continue to move around the home conveniently.

Importantly, the door is configured to open automatically when the fire alarm sounds, supporting emergency evacuation arrangements.

This improvement is part of our ongoing commitment to balancing appropriate safety measures with residents’ comfort, accessibility and freedom of movement.

We will continue to maintain and review our facilities so that residents, visitors and team members can feel reassured by the environment around them.

Improving Our Laundry Facilities

We have also enhanced the laundry cupboards on both the first floor and the ground floor.

Laundry facilities are an essential but often overlooked part of a care home’s daily operation. Well-organised, practical spaces help our team manage residents’ clothing, linen and other laundry needs more efficiently.

These improvements form part of our wider programme of maintaining the behind-the-scenes facilities that help the home run smoothly and support residents’ everyday comfort.

From bedrooms and bathrooms to laundry areas and communal rooms, we recognise that every part of the building plays a role in providing a welcoming and well-maintained home.

Enhancing Comfort and Convenience

Alongside our larger refurbishment projects, we have continued to make practical improvements throughout The Victoria Grand.

These include:

  • Updated kitchen worktops, appliances and lighting.

  • New bedding and mattress protectors where appropriate.

  • Refreshed communal areas and improved entertainment facilities.

  • New stones to help protect the lawn from vehicle parking.

  • Wi-Fi throughout the home, helping residents stay connected with family, friends and the wider world.

We have also made smaller decorative improvements, including seasonal touches in the hallway and updates to shared spaces.

We believe that attention to these everyday details makes a difference. A comfortable bedroom, a pleasant lounge, well-maintained facilities and opportunities to stay connected all contribute to the experience of living at The Victoria Grand.

The Victoria Grand Care Home

Activities That Inspire, Engage and Delight

A fulfilling life in a care home is about far more than practical support. Opportunities to enjoy hobbies, share experiences and build friendships are equally important.

Throughout 2025 and 2026, our activity programme has continued to offer a varied mix of experiences designed to encourage social interaction, enjoyment and participation.

Activities have included:

  • Animal visits that bring warmth and enjoyment.

  • Musicians and live entertainment.

  • Arts and crafts sessions.

  • Garden outings and gentle exercise.

  • Games, quizzes and other shared activities.

  • Seasonal celebrations, themed parties and social gatherings.

Our refurbished conservatory provides additional opportunities to organise activities in a bright and comfortable setting, with areas that can be adapted to suit different interests and group sizes.

We recognise that every resident has individual preferences. Some enjoy lively group activities, while others prefer quieter pursuits or one-to-one interaction. Our aim is to provide opportunities for residents to take part in ways that suit their interests and abilities.

Victoria Grand Activities

Introducing Friends of Victoria Grand: Building Stronger Community Connections

One of our exciting developments is the launch of Friends of Victoria Grand, a community initiative designed to bring residents together with local people, community groups, students and businesses.

We believe that meaningful connections can enrich life at any age. By welcoming people from the wider Worthing community into our home, we hope to create opportunities for friendship, shared experiences and activities that everyone can enjoy.

Friends of Victoria Grand is about more than volunteering. It is about bringing people together, sharing interests and creating moments that make everyday life more connected and enjoyable.

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How Can People Get Involved?

There are many ways to become part of our community, depending on individual interests and availability.

Friends might enjoy:

  • Friendship and conversation: Sharing a cup of tea, chatting and listening to residents’ stories.

  • Music and entertainment: Performing, singing or helping residents enjoy live entertainment.

  • Arts and crafts: Sharing creative skills or taking part in enjoyable projects.

  • Gardening and nature: Helping residents enjoy gardening and the outdoors.

  • Games and activities: Organising quizzes, puzzles, board games and other shared pursuits.

  • Events and celebrations: Helping bring seasonal occasions and special events to life.

  • Community and business support: Contributing knowledge, skills, ideas or resources.

The initiative welcomes individuals, community groups, clubs, younger generations and local businesses. No specialist skills or previous experience are required; a friendly attitude and a willingness to get involved are what matter most.

There is no fixed commitment, so people can explore opportunities that suit their availability and interests.

By building these connections, we hope to strengthen the relationship between The Victoria Grand and the local community while creating more opportunities for residents to enjoy companionship, discover new interests and share experiences with others.

Find out more or register your interest: Friends of Victoria Grand

Investing in Our People, Training and Quality Standards

Our team is at the heart of The Victoria Grand. The improvements we make to our facilities are important, but it is the people who work here who bring our caring environment to life.

During 2026 and 2025, we welcomed new members to our care team and a new Marketing Manager, while continuing to place a strong emphasis on staff development and training, including face-to-face training sessions.

We also invested in the development of our Activities Coordinator, who completed first aid training and a number of other essential courses relevant to working in a care home environment.

This additional training has helped broaden the support she can provide during key parts of the day, including breakfast and lunchtime, when residents may need assistance with meals and general wellbeing.

By developing skills across the team, we can work collaboratively to support residents’ daily routines and help ensure that care staff have more opportunities to focus on personalised, one-to-one care.

Our approach is centred on teamwork, responsiveness and continuity. Familiar team members who understand residents’ routines, preferences and needs play an important role in creating a reassuring and supportive environment.

Our ISO Accreditations

In 2025, we achieved ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 accreditation.

These internationally recognised standards relate to quality management, environmental management, and occupational health and safety.

  • ISO 9001: Supports organised quality management systems and a focus on continual improvement.

  • ISO 14001: Reflects our commitment to managing our environmental responsibilities.

  • ISO 45001: Supports effective health and safety management.

Together, these accreditations form part of our wider commitment to responsible management, safe working practices and continuous improvement throughout the home.

We have also introduced a new website, developed an updated brochure and provided staff with new name badges, helping us present a consistent and welcoming identity to residents, families and visitors.

Looking Ahead: Our Ongoing Commitment to Improvement

The progress made throughout 2025 and 2026 reflects our commitment to continually developing The Victoria Grand.

Our work is not limited to major refurbishments. It includes maintaining bedrooms, improving shared spaces, investing in safety features, supporting our staff and creating opportunities for residents to enjoy meaningful activities and relationships.

Our ongoing programme of improvements will continue to focus on the things that matter most to residents and their families: comfortable surroundings, a safe and supportive environment, enjoyable meals, compassionate care and a fulfilling daily life.

We are proud of what we have achieved so far and look forward to continuing this work.

Our Care Services, Tailored to Every Need

At The Victoria Grand Care Home in Worthing, we provide care and support designed around residents’ individual needs, preferences and circumstances.

Residential Care

Our long-term residential care provides round-the-clock support in a homely and compassionate setting. Our team helps residents with everyday living while encouraging independence, dignity and personal choice wherever possible.

Respite Care

Our respite care offers short-term stays for people who need temporary support. This can provide a reassuring option for families and carers who need a break, or for individuals who would benefit from additional care for a period of time.

Dementia Care

We also provide tailored support for people living with dementia, with an emphasis on understanding each person’s needs, respecting their individuality and helping them feel comfortable and supported.

Whatever the care requirements, we understand that choosing a care home is an important decision. We welcome conversations with residents and families to help them understand our approach and explore the options available.

Visit The Victoria Grand Care Home in Worthing

Whether you are exploring care options for yourself or a loved one, we warmly invite you to visit The Victoria Grand.

A visit is an opportunity to see our facilities, explore our bedrooms and communal spaces, meet our team and experience the welcoming atmosphere of our home first-hand.

You can also learn more about our residential care, respite care, activities and the improvements we continue to make.

To arrange a visit or discuss your requirements, please contact us:

The Victoria Grand Care Home
22 Mill Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 4LF

Telephone: 01903 248 048

Book a visit: Contact The Victoria Grand Care Home

We look forward to welcoming you and showing you how The Victoria Grand continues to invest in comfort, safety, community and quality of life for the people who call our home their own.

Frequently Asked Questions

The different types of care homes are residential homes, nursing homes, and specialist care homes, such as dementia care homes. Other types of residential care include assisted living and retirement villages. 

The main difference between a residential home and a nursing home is that a nursing home has a qualified nurse on-site 24-hours a day to provide necessary medical care. This means nursing homes can provide a higher level of care. 

If you or a loved one have moved into a care home but feel that you struggle to settle in, it is not the right fit or the location stops family from visiting regularly, you can change care homes. Make sure that you have read the terms of your contract to avoid any issues.

Depending on your financial circumstances and your care needs, you may be able to receive help with paying your care costs. If you have capital below a certain amount, which varies between countries in the UK, your local authority will contribute towards your fees. The NHS may cover your nursing care fees in some circumstances and there are a few benefits you can claim while living in a care home. 

Our Specialists

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