Care homes in Brent

A seven-bedroom residential care home in Neasden supports adults with learning and physical disabilities, including people with autism, Down’s syndrome and brain injuries. 16 Balnacraig Avenue (The Leaves) is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of Voyage Care’s wider residential and supported living network.

Support is shaped around individual needs, values and preferences, with pathways available in residential, home and…

63 Eton Avenue provides residential and supported living accommodation for adults over 18 with learning disabilities or autism. The service is designed for people who may also have mental health issues, complex health and social care needs or challenging behaviours, with support aimed at developing greater independence in the community.

Staff work with residents, local authorities, NHS services and community organisations, helping people access…

Abilities Short Breaks runs an adult day centre and respite service for young people and young adults with moderate, severe or profound learning disabilities, physical disabilities and complex needs. Its programmes are designed to develop independence, social inclusion and practical capability while working with families and wider support organisations.

Activities include life-skills development such as cooking, budgeting and personal hygiene,…

Birchwood Grange Nursing Home provides dementia, nursing and residential care in Harrow, with respite care also available. Its registered provision includes support for older people, younger adults, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Residents receive care within a home shaped around daily routines, activities, dining and social opportunities, with individual interests and life experiences used to create meaningful moments.

Brondesbury Road is registered as a residential care setting for younger adults and people with learning disabilities, mental health, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its registered care scope covers people with varied support needs.

The business is therefore relevant to families seeking residential support for adults whose needs include sensory impairment or physical disability.

Franklyn Lodge supports adults with learning disabilities and complex needs through residential care, supported living and day care. Support covers daily activities, personal needs, supervision and social engagement, with respite and sitting services also available.

Day care combines group or individual activities with training, development, health and social inclusion.

Franklyn Lodge supports adults with learning disabilities and complex needs through specialist residential care, supported living, respite care and day services. Support includes daily activities, personal needs, supervision and social engagement in structured living environments.

Its day care service offers group or individual activities, training and development for people with learning difficulties, sensory impairments and physical…

Franklyn Lodge The Bungalow supports adults with learning disabilities and complex needs through residential care, supported living, respite care and day services. Its structured living environment helps with daily activities, personal needs, supervision and social engagement, while support plans reflect each person’s choices and aspirations.

Community-based activities include college and workplace support, day trips and outreach.

Kenbrook provides dementia and nursing care for older people in Wembley Park, including general nursing care and support for residents with mental health needs. The home offers a care setting with en-suite rooms, communal dining and lounge areas, gardens and activities.

Kenbrook is part of MHA, a not-for-profit care provider that reinvests surplus into its services.

Lawnfield House provides residential dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Willesden. The home is part of MHA, a not-for-profit organisation offering care and support for older people, with care plans and assessments tailored to individual needs.

Professional referrals are supported through timely assessments and a collaborative approach, while the organisation states that surplus is reinvested into its services.