Lifeways Community Care Limited care homes

Barleycombe provides residential care with 24-hour support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, acquired brain injuries and complex needs. The service supports people who need a structured home while developing confidence, choice and greater independence.

Support is individual to each person and can include taking part in household activities, accessing opportunities in the community and moving towards more independent living when needs…

Individual assessments help Cambridge Park shape residential support around each person’s needs, wellbeing and desired outcomes. The service supports older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities, with independence encouraged wherever possible.

Support can include daily activities, cooking, cleaning and personal interests, alongside access to local opportunities.

Kingdom House supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities through residential care, with the registered scope also covering mental health needs. It forms part of Lifeways’ wider service for people with complex care and support needs.

Support is assessed around each person’s needs, wellbeing and desired outcomes, and choices about placement are discussed throughout the process.

Individual assessment helps Lifeways Community Care shape support around people with complex care and support needs. Its services include residential care and supported living, with welcoming settings designed around personal wellbeing and desired outcomes.

The organisation also supports people moving on from hospital or transitioning to adult services.

The Haven provides residential care with 24-hour support for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Support is individual to the person, with assessments taking account of wellbeing and desired outcomes and regular reviews checking whether the level of care remains right.

Residents are encouraged to participate in activities such as cooking and cleaning according to their abilities, while support can help people access…

Trent View provides adult residential care in Burton-on-Trent with 24/7 support for adults with learning disabilities and autism. The service is designed around individual support, helping residents develop confidence and independence while living in a residential setting.

Lifeways discusses each person’s needs, wellbeing and desired outcomes when considering a placement, and reviews support if circumstances change.

Unity House provides residential care with 24/7 support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities and complex needs. The service is designed around individual choices, wellbeing and desired outcomes, with residents involved throughout the placement process.

Support can include help to access activities and facilities, participate in cooking and cleaning, and develop greater independence.

Adults with learning disabilities and complex support needs can receive individualised residential support at Woodbury View. Care is organised around personal assessment, wellbeing, desired outcomes and changing levels of independence. The wider service also supports people moving from hospital or progressing towards more independent living.

Residents can take part in household activities such as cooking and cleaning, personalise their rooms and…

Residential care with 24-hour support is available at Beeton Grange for adults with mental health needs. Support is individual to each resident, reviewed as needs change and intended to build confidence and greater independence.

Residents can participate in cooking, cleaning and other household activities, while staff help them access opportunities and facilities they enjoy.

Millwater provides residential care with 24-hour support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities and complex needs. Its support is intended to be individual, with assessments considering personal needs, wellbeing and desired outcomes before a placement is accepted.

Residents can take part in cooking, cleaning and activities within the home, while support may also help them access opportunities they enjoy.

The Royd provides residential care with 24/7 support for adults with mental health needs in Birmingham. The service is designed around individual support, with assessments considering personal needs, wellbeing and desired outcomes before a placement is accepted.

Residents can receive help to access activities, opportunities and facilities they enjoy, while support plans are reviewed if needs change.

Ash House supports older people and adults with learning disabilities who need residential care and individual support. Its wider service model is designed for people with complex care needs, offering a welcoming environment with help to build greater independence.

Residents can bring personal possessions into their rooms and take part in activities such as cooking and cleaning according to their abilities.

Greenlands View provides residential care with 24-hour support for adults with autism, physical disabilities, mental health needs and complex needs. The service is designed for people who need structured assistance while retaining choice, participation and progress towards greater independence.

Support is reviewed as needs change, with residents involved in decisions about their placement and support plan.