The Upstreet Project believes that all people can make progress, however small.

The team at Cooper Tarry Partners LLP in Upstreet, Kent have both comprehensive training and many years of experience in caring for and supporting clients with Alcohol-Related Brain Damage, Korsakoff’s Syndrome and other forms of brain damage and organic mental health issues.

Bobbie Tarry opened Roberta House in 1986, to care for the frail elderly. After three successful years with a strong team caring for a range of elderly clients with a variety of needs, Rod and Bobbie opened Elizabeth House in 1989. Having gained a reputation for being able to support individuals who did not fall into the usual categories, they started to receive more and more referrals for people with this condition that no-one had heard of – Korsakoff’s Syndrome.

In 2006, we changed our registration to reflect our increasing specialisation in adults under 65 with alcohol-related dementia and related conditions as well as other organic mental health issues. In 2017 we opened Artichoak Cottage as part of Elizabeth House and we now support 36 individuals with various forms of alcohol-related dementia, alcohol-related brain damage, hepatic encephalopathy, short term memory loss and related conditions across all three sites. We specialise in supporting people with Korsakoff’s Syndrome and other forms of ARBD.

We are proud to be part of a fantastic team of people who are all really dedicated to making a different every day to the people we support. In 2017, we were thrilled to win the Skills for Care Accolades for award for Best Employer of Under 50 People in the UK. We are professionals, but we are also a family.

Follow these underlined links to find out more about our care provision, the people we support, and how to contact us. You can also view our latest CQC inspection reports here. If you are interested in joining our team, please follow this link to find out more about working with us.

If you would like a frank and confidential discussion about how we can help you or your relative, please call us on 01227 860516* or go to our Contact page.

We look forward to hearing from you.

*Please note, all calls are recorded for training and quality assurance purposes.