@Helpaladyoutplease if you want this moved you need to ask @mnhq to help. They don’t routinely read and moderate all threads but if you tag them or report your own post and ask which topic you’d like it in, they willl assist.
Broadly speaking (in England) the first question is whether the person is self funding or not. If completely self funding then the person can apply to whichever home he/she wishes and pay for the care directly.
as your uncle has £11k in savings and no property to sell, he will require an assessment of care needs - usually done via adult social care. Look on his local authority website. Unless he has significant or specific needs that can ONLY be met in a care home, then he will possibly be offered some sort of POC (package of care) perhaps with visits 1-4 times per day, usually a few minutes each time.If he is still relatively mobile: able to shower, take his medication etc, make or heat basic food, he may not even qualify at this stage.
regarding meals, if it is a local authority package or care it’s likely the carer will only have time to heat a ready meal or make something on toast. Family or he may have to make shooing arrangement such as online delivery, Wiltshire farm foods etc.
It is sad that he is lonely and isolated but a care package is unlikely to resolve that. Consider other avenues of support too such as day centre/lunch group, church based group, dementia care, maybe link in with Age UK. Is there a local befriending service? Does the church offer pastoral visits - that sort of thing.