North East Autism Society care homes

No 9 provides year-round residential care for people with learning disabilities, within the wider North East Autism Society service network. The organisation also supports autistic people through supported living, day services, education, employment support and family services.

Its adult programmes are tailored to assessed needs and use person-centred approaches, with opportunities to develop vocational, craft and independent-living skills.

Thorndale supports adults with learning disabilities through residential care connected with the North East Autism Society. Its wider adult provision includes year-round residential placements, supported living, short breaks, family support and day services for autistic and neurodivergent people.

Adult programmes use person-centred approaches and are tailored to assessed needs.

Ashdale offers residential support for people with learning disabilities through the North East Autism Society. The wider organisation provides year-round residential placements and supported living for autistic people, alongside adult day services and family support.

Its adult day services use programmes and activities tailored to assessed needs. Vocational and craft work can help develop communication, social interaction and independent-living…

Residential placements for people with learning disabilities are provided at Ashgate Cottage within the North East Autism Society. The organisation also offers supported living, family support, short breaks and community activities for autistic people and their families.

Its adult day services provide programmes tailored to assessed needs, including vocational and craft opportunities that can develop communication, social interaction and…

Brentwood sits within the North East Autism Society’s adult care services, supporting people with learning disabilities through residential placements and supported living. The wider programme also connects care with day services, employment support and family support, although the home’s registered scope is residential care without nursing.

Adult services promote vocational and craft skills, communication, social interaction and…

Dunelm sits within the North East Autism Society’s residential care services for people with learning disabilities. The wider organisation connects year-round residential placements with supported living, family support and short breaks for autistic and neurodivergent people.

Adult programmes can include tailored activities, vocational and craft skills, and opportunities to develop independent-living abilities.

Residential care at Inverthorne is registered for adults with learning disabilities and operates as a care home without nursing. The service forms part of a wider autism support organisation, whose work includes residential placements, supported living, family support and adult day services.

Its broader programme includes vocational and craft opportunities, social activities and support for independent living.

Year-round residential placements support people with learning disabilities at Moorpine, within the North East Autism Society’s adult services. The wider organisation also offers supported living, day services, family support and short breaks.

Its adult day programmes are tailored to assessed needs and use person-centred approaches. Social and vocational training, supported employment and independent-living skills are also part of the wider offer.

Rosehill supports people with learning disabilities through year-round residential placements in Sunderland as part of the North East Autism Society’s wider care services. The organisation also offers supported living, family support, short breaks, day services and employment support.

Its wider approach includes adult day programmes tailored to assessed needs, vocational and craft skills, and support with independent-living skills.

The Court supports people with learning disabilities through residential care within the North East Autism Society. The wider organisation also works with autistic people and their families through supported living, day services and short breaks.

Adult programmes use person-centred approaches and can include vocational and craft activities that help develop communication, social interaction and independent-living skills.

Thornhill Academy is a family-sized secondary school where pupils are known by name and encouraged to develop their ambitions, talents and opportunities. The school offers a broad curriculum, subject choices, exam guidance and support for pupils moving into the next stage of education.

Strong links with partner primary schools help new pupils become familiar with teachers and the site before joining.