Harbour Care (UK) Limited care homes

Residential support for five autistic adults is provided at The Moorings in Parkstone, Poole. The home is intended for people who want support with choices, daily independence and personal goals in a quiet residential setting. Staff focus on individual abilities, strengths, wishes and aspirations.

The service can support people with communication difficulties and other needs associated with autism, while helping residents prepare for more…

Anchor House provides residential support for seven adult men and women with learning disabilities in Parkstone, Poole. The home is designed for people who need a stable setting with person-centred support tailored to health, communication and everyday living needs.

Its small scale means the service supports seven adults, while the wider Priory description emphasises helping residents live as independently and positively as possible.

Beach House provides assessment and residential support for seven males and females with learning disabilities, including people who may be on the autism spectrum. The Poole home can also support people with complex conditions and communication difficulties.

The service is designed to help residents develop skills and live as independently and positively as possible, with support provided in a quiet residential setting between Branksome and…

Coral House provides residential support for seven adults with a range of needs, including autism, learning disability, physical disability and dementia. The home is near Poole and Bournemouth in a quiet suburb, with access to beaches and coastal walks.

Its smaller scale is central to the service profile, making it relevant to people seeking residential support in a seven-person setting rather than a large care home.

The Dunes provides residential support in Poole for four males and females with complex needs. The service is designed for people with learning disabilities, autism, Down’s syndrome, dementia or mental health needs, within a small specialist setting.

The home is off a main road, with shops nearby and the beach a short drive away. Its four-person capacity creates a smaller residential environment than a large care home, while Priory describes the…

Specialist residential support in Bournemouth is available for three autistic men and women and people with learning disabilities at The Piers. It can also support people with communication difficulties and mild to moderate behaviours that challenge, helping residents participate in their home and the wider community.

Support follows a person-centred, positive behaviour approach, with the team working towards fuller, more independent lives.

The Shores offers specialist residential support in Parkstone, Poole, for six men and women with a learning disability. Alongside a primary learning disability, the service can support autism, communication difficulties and epilepsy.

The home is in a semi-rural setting off the main road, providing a residential environment for people who need structured daily support.

The Tides provides residential support for up to eight men and women with learning and physical disabilities in Broadstone. The service can also support people with autism, communication difficulties and epilepsy, with care delivered through a person-centred plan addressing health and communication needs. Its registration also covers older people and younger adults.

The home is a small residential setting rather than a general mental health…

The Waves provides residential support for one autistic person who may also have a learning disability, communication difficulties or epilepsy. The home is in the Parkstone area of Poole and offers a highly focused setting rather than a large communal care environment.

Support is intended to help the person living there develop the skills needed for a healthy, happy and fulfilling life.