High Quality Lifestyles Limited care homes

Residential support is available for people who are autistic or have a learning disability at Rose Farm House. The home provides care for five people and is registered without nursing, with support also covering learning disabilities.

Set in a semi-rural part of Ramsgate, the home combines daily support with a route towards greater independence.

Swerford House offers residential support for up to six autistic men or men with learning disabilities in a semi-rural home near Dover. The setting is intended for people who need a smaller residential environment, with support focused on personal goals, self-esteem and practical independence.

The home’s role is distinct from a general care setting because it supports a limited number of residents and provides a private-estate environment with…

55 Sandwich Road offers residential support for two autistic men and/or men with a learning disability. The home is intended for people who need a smaller care setting, with support shaped around daily living, independence and individual needs.

Its semi-rural setting in Whitfield Village provides countryside views away from the main road. The service works with families and other professionals, and forms part of Priory’s wider care network.

Ebbsfleet House provides residential support for up to five males and females who are autistic or have a learning disability. The Ramsgate home sits in a semi-rural setting and aims to help residents develop confidence, self-esteem and the skills needed for greater independence.

Support is offered in a homely environment surrounded by countryside, with the wider Priory organisation also providing specialist mental health and addiction services.

Martins provides residential support for two people with learning disabilities or autism in Ramsgate. The home also supports individuals who present with mild, moderate or severe behaviours that challenge, with a small setting suited to residents who need focused assistance in everyday life.

Support is designed to encourage independence through life skills developed in the house and in the community.

St. Michaels provides residential support for five autistic adults and adults with a learning disability. The service is in Temple Ewell near Dover and supports residents to maximise independence, develop potential and work towards reducing restrictions over a longer transition.

The setting includes individual units and a safe, enclosed garden, with a semi-rural location away from the main road.