Kisimul Group Limited care homes

Personal goals, therapeutic support and everyday living are brought together at An Caladh House, an adult residential service for people with learning disabilities. The service forms part of Kisimul’s adult provision and is intended for younger adults who need structured accommodation and support.

Its Meaningful Life model uses bespoke planning to help individuals work towards goals and ambitions.

Children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities can receive specialist residential support at Tigh Fruin. The service sits within a provider offering residential settings, therapeutic services, schools and colleges for people whose needs require structured care.

Its therapeutic services team provides direct and indirect support around an individual’s needs during admission and throughout the placement.

Tigh Sogan supports children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities through specialist residential care. The service sits within Kisimul’s provision of schools and residential settings, linking care with education and personal development.

Its therapeutic services team provides direct and indirect support around each person’s admission and individual needs.

Tigh Allene forms part of Kisimul’s specialist residential provision for people with learning disabilities. The wider organisation supports children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities through residential care, schools and colleges.

Kisimul’s Meaningful Life Model uses person-centred plans to connect support with individual goals and aspirations.

An Darach House provides residential support for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its therapeutic services team offers direct and indirect support shaped around each person’s individual needs during admission and throughout their placement.

The home sits within Kisimul’s specialist network of schools, colleges, children’s homes and adult residential services.

An Diadan House supports children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities through residential care. The service sits within Kisimul’s adult provision and connects residents with a wider therapeutic services team offering direct and indirect support around individual needs.

Its provision is linked to meaningful-life planning, residential support and specialist services across the organisation.

Blythe House provides residential care for younger adults with autism and learning disabilities. It forms part of Kisimul’s adult provision, within an organisation that also offers therapeutic services, education and other residential settings.

Support is organised around each person’s individual needs, with therapeutic input available through the wider service.

Gormanach House provides residential support for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its care model is built around helping each person pursue a meaningful life through support that reflects individual needs, goals and aspirations.

The service sits within Kisimul’s wider provision, which combines residential care, therapeutic services and specialist education.

Holmlea supports younger adults with autism, learning disabilities and other support needs through residential care. It forms part of Kisimul’s adult residential provision, which helps individuals develop meaningful lives, skills and confidence.

Person-centred support and therapeutic services are combined with plans built around personal goals and greater independence.

Murach House forms part of Kisimul’s adult residential provision for people with autism and learning disabilities. Kisimul’s Meaningful Life Model centres on bespoke plans that connect individual goals and aspirations with person-centred support and therapeutic input.

The wider service model includes therapeutic services designed to support a person’s needs during admission and throughout their placement.

Salisbury House provides residential support within Kisimul’s services for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its wider organisation uses the Meaningful Life Model to create person-centred support around individual goals, needs and aspirations, with therapeutic services supporting people during admission and throughout their placement.

The model links everyday residential support with longer-term aims, helping…

Residential care for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities is the focus at Suillean House. The service forms part of Kisimul’s specialist care and education network, with therapeutic support intended to meet individual needs during admission and throughout a person’s time there.

Kisimul’s wider structure includes children’s homes, schools, colleges and adult residential provision.

Taigh Aisling forms part of Kisimul’s residential provision for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its support is built around the Meaningful Life Model, a person-centred plan intended to connect individual goals and aspirations with day-to-day support.

The wider service combines residential care with therapeutic services, education and specialist team input.

Residential support for people with autism and learning disabilities sits within Kisimul’s specialist provision at Tigh Calman. The wider service combines residential care with therapeutic services and education for children and young adults.

Kisimul’s Meaningful Life Model uses bespoke plans to connect individual goals with person-centred support and therapeutic input.

Tigh Cranntail supports children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities through specialist residential care. The service sits within an organisation offering therapeutic services, education and residential provision for people who need coordinated support.

Its therapeutic services team provides direct and indirect support shaped by individual needs during admission and residence.

Tigh Grianan provides residential care and education for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its registered care-home provision supports younger people and those with learning disabilities, with individual needs considered during their admission and stay.

The wider service includes therapeutic support delivered directly and indirectly, alongside school and residential pathways within the Kisimul group.

Tigh Lenach provides residential support for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities through Kisimul’s specialist care network. The service is connected with therapeutic support designed around each person’s individual needs, while the wider organisation also offers schools, colleges and adult provision.

Its therapeutic services team provides direct and indirect assistance during admission and throughout a placement.

Tigh Bruadair uses Kisimul’s Meaningful Life Model within its adult residential provision for people with learning disabilities. Individual plans link support to each person’s goals and aspirations, with therapeutic services available during admission and residence.

The approach brings together the person, their supporters and the service team around individual needs, strengths and future aims.

Breagha House supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities through residential care without nursing. Kisimul’s Meaningful Life Model shapes support around individual goals, needs and aspirations, with bespoke planning intended to help each person pursue a fulfilling daily life.

The home belongs to a wider specialist organisation whose therapeutic services provide direct and indirect support during admission and throughout a…

Keyll House supports children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities through Kisimul’s adult residential provision. The service is built around individual goals, aspirations and needs, with a wider therapeutic model linking care, education and personal development.

The Meaningful Life Model creates a bespoke plan to help each person work towards their goals and dreams.