A CARE home has been given a clean bill of health by the industry watchdog.
The Care Quality Commission announced SeeAbility's Woodlands Residential Home in Horley is meeting all its standards of care following an inspection in July.
The inspection team praised staff at the home for the opportunities afforded to the seven residents, each of whom has a visual impairment but may also have conditions including autism and learning disabilities.
The report said: "People spoke about activities they were involved in outside the home, for example meals out, visiting friends and relatives, cooking classes and shopping.
"They also told us that they knew how to make a complaint and felt staff would listen to them and be nice if they did.
"They said that they felt safe at the home, and if anyone upset them they would tell their keyworker.
"We saw that people's needs were assessed and care and treatment was planned and delivered in line with their individual care plan."
The home, in Massetts Road, Horley, also received full marks during its last inspection in June 2012.