Leonard Cheshire Disability care homes

Bradbury House provides nursing care for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities. Its specialist role is reflected in its description as a care home with nursing, while Leonard Cheshire supports disabled people with residential care, nursing homes and supported living.

The setting is suited to people and families seeking care accommodation alongside disability support.

Appley Cliff provides residential support for 13 adults with physical disabilities in Shanklin on the Isle of Wight. The home supports disabled people to live, learn and work as independently as they choose, within a setting close to everyday local amenities.

The home is next to Rylstone Gardens and within walking distance of pubs, cafés, a medical centre and a dentist. It also has sea views and sits in a popular seaside resort.

Athol House provides residential support for disabled adults, including people with older age, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults. It is a care home without nursing, within the wider Leonard Cheshire organisation, which also supports people with complex care needs through residential, nursing and supported living services.

The setting is suited to people who want support while retaining as much independence and choice…

Young adults with physical and learning disabilities receive complex nursing support at Bradbury Wing, including people living with acquired brain injuries, multiple sclerosis or cerebral palsy. The home has 20 beds and a calm setting among trees and nature.

Residents can access advanced medical support tailored to individual needs, including PEG feeding and ventilator support.

Cossham Gardens provides nursing care and accommodation for adults with physical disabilities and complex needs in Bristol. The modern, purpose-built home is registered for nursing care for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities.

Its close-knit setting is designed around person-centred support, independence and dignity. The service is part of Leonard Cheshire, a charity supporting disabled people to live, learn and…

Godfrey Robinson focuses on residential care for people with physical disabilities in North Ferriby. Its registration also covers older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities, while the name descriptor identifies physical-disability care.

The wider Leonard Cheshire model includes care accommodation, supported living, day services and respite, with the aim of helping disabled people live as independently as they choose.

Maple House supports older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities through residential care in London. Its tagline identifies the home with care for learning disabilities, while the wider Leonard Cheshire organisation provides residential care, nursing homes and supported living for disabled people with complex needs.

The organisation’s stated purpose is to help disabled people live, learn and work as independently as they…

Newlands House supports up to 37 disabled adults in Netherseal, providing assisted living and nursing support for people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and other complex needs. The home is close to local shops, pubs and a post office, with parkland nearby.

Its dedicated team includes nurses, physiotherapists and support workers. Support is organised to help residents remain independent, healthy and active, while the wider…

Quantock House supports disabled people through residential care, including people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. It is part of Leonard Cheshire, whose wider offer includes care accommodation and supported living for people with complex needs.

The organisation aims to help disabled people live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

Seven Rivers provides nursing and residential accommodation for adults with physical disabilities in Great Bromley. The setting is designed for residents who want support while retaining choice and independence, with the home located within seven acres of grounds and close to local pubs, shops and a garden centre.

The service sits within Leonard Cheshire’s wider care and accommodation provision.

Specialist residential support at Springfield is available to disabled people, including older people and younger adults with physical disabilities. The home forms part of Leonard Cheshire’s wider care and accommodation services, which support people with complex care needs and encourage independence.

Its role centres on helping disabled people live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

Residential care and support for adults with physical disabilities is the focus at St Cecilia's in Bromley. The home is registered to care for older people, adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults, and its local description identifies accommodation and help for disabled adults.

The wider organisation supports disabled people to live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

St Teresa's provides nursing care and residential support for disabled people, including those with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and complex care needs. It forms part of Leonard Cheshire, which offers residential care, nursing homes and supported living services. Specialist support to disabled people is linked to the organisation’s wider aim of helping people live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

Support for seven disabled adults is provided at Stadon Road, a residential home in Anstey near Leicester. The service is registered for people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and other support needs, with an emphasis on helping residents live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

The home is close to local shops, services and pubs, with Loughborough also nearby.

Symonds House supports 20 disabled adults in a spacious residential home in Hitchin, Hertfordshire. It is registered as a care home with nursing and supports older people, younger adults and people with physical or learning disabilities.

Residents are supported to live independently, stay healthy and remain active. The home is close to local shops, pubs and cafés, with transport connections to London and nearby towns and cities.

Wharfedale House supports older people and adults with learning or physical disabilities, including younger adults, through residential care without nursing. Leonard Cheshire provides specialist support for disabled people, including those with complex care needs, through residential care, nursing homes and supported living services.

The wider organisation aims to help disabled people live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

Physical disability support is the central focus of The Manor, a residential care home serving older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Its registration covers care without nursing, including physical disability support and complex needs.

The home sits within Leonard Cheshire’s wider residential care and supported living services.

Greenacres provides nursing support for disabled people, including individuals with physical disabilities and complex care needs. Its registered scope includes older people, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults, matching the supplied care-home-with-nursing descriptor.

The home is part of Leonard Cheshire’s wider provision of residential care, nursing homes and supported living services, with a stated focus on helping…

Seven Springs provides residential care and accommodation for disabled people with complex needs. The home supports older people, younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities, and is registered as a care home without nursing. Residents live in a rural Tunbridge Wells setting with access to outdoor space and local facilities.

The service is part of Leonard Cheshire, a charity supporting disabled people to live as independently…

For up to 22 disabled adults, Chipstead Lake offers residential care in a rural setting near Sevenoaks. The home supports people with physical disabilities and learning disabilities, with independence and personal choice at its centre.

Residents can use extensive accessible grounds with views across the village fishing lake. The home’s accommodation and communal spaces are designed for disabled adults, while the wider organisation provides…