Parkcare Homes (No.2) Limited care homes

Riverview provides residential support for up to eight autistic adults in a coastal Teignmouth setting. The service is registered as a care home without nursing and can support people with learning disabilities, with a focus on developing skills for greater participation in community life.

The home sits on a side road within a short walk of the town and local amenities.

Fitzwilliam Lodge provides residential support for up to 16 men and women with mental health needs, including people moving on from hospital settings. The home includes 16 bedrooms, three self-contained flats and a detached, single-storey property in a quiet residential area.

Support is intended to help residents rehabilitate and live more independently in the community, with the service also able to support mild learning disability and mild to…

Tree Top View provides residential support in Leyland for six adults, including autistic people and individuals with a learning disability. The home is set in a semi-rural location near Preston, with support focused on helping residents lead active lives, try new experiences and become part of their community.

The service is designed for people who need a residential setting rather than a short treatment programme.

Moving from hospital towards greater independence is a central use case at Bowden Lodge, which provides residential support for up to 16 men and women with primary mental health needs. The home also supports younger adults and people with mild learning disabilities, helping residents build stability before moving to less supported accommodation.

Registered as a care home without nursing, Bowden Lodge covers older people, mental health and younger…

Linden Lodge provides residential support for ten people with mental health needs in a quiet residential setting in Southgate. The home supports adults through a care pathway designed to help them progress towards greater independence and a fulfilling daily life.

Residents receive support in a safe environment, with individual needs and interests shaping the service.

New Stead House offers residential support for 17 autistic males and females in Redcar. The home is intended for people who need a stable setting shaped around individual sensory needs, with support focused on healthy, happy and independent lives.

It is located on a side road close to the town centre and seafront. Priory describes the service as a residential home with a team dedicated to the people it supports.

Slow-stream neurorehabilitation and complex neurological care are the focus at The Elton Unit, a 28-bedded specialist care home for adults aged 18 and over with brain injury. Its registered service supports adults with nursing needs linked to physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

The unit forms part of Priory, but its local role is specifically centred on brain injury care rather than the provider’s unrelated addiction and general mental…

Residential support at Aire House is designed for eight men and women with a primary learning disability diagnosis and a range of additional needs. The Harrogate service also supports adults with autism, using a person-centred approach to provide care, guidance and opportunities that promote independence.

Aire House forms part of Priory, whose wider organisation offers mental health and other services, but this location’s stated focus is…

Residential support at Alphonsus House is aimed at adults with learning disabilities or mental health needs. The Oldbury home also has registered scope covering older people, younger adults, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, with support intended to help residents move towards greater independence in the community.

Allocated key workers help residents work towards personal goals and aspirations.

Residential support at Ashridge is designed for 18 adult men and women with a primary learning disability diagnosis. The Boston service provides a homely setting and uses a positive behaviour support approach to help residents build skills for healthier, more independent lives in the community. It is part of Priory’s wider care provision, but this location’s stated focus is residential support rather than general treatment programmes.

Bannister Farm Cottage provides residential support for five autistic adults who may also have a learning disability. The home supports residents in a safe and nurturing environment, with the stated ability to work with communication difficulties, mild to moderate behaviours that challenge, epilepsy and some mental health needs.

Its small scale allows the service to focus on individual routines, support needs and personal development rather than…

Birches Grove provides residential support for four adults with learning disabilities or mental health needs, including people who may also have diabetes. The home is in Parkend, near the local village, and its support is intended to help residents live independently, access the community and maintain a healthy daily routine.

The service offers a small-scale setting with four bedrooms, two of which have en-suite facilities.

Brunswick Mews provides residential support for three adults in Wednesbury, including people with complex behavioural needs. The service supports individuals stepping down from hospital or requiring behavioural support, with the aim of developing skills for active and fulfilled lives in the community. It is registered to support adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex circumstances.

Residential support at Cherrywood House is designed for 11 adults on the autism spectrum or with a learning disability. The home also supports older people and younger adults, with care registered for people with learning disabilities. Set in its own grounds surrounded by woodland, it offers a quiet setting within easy reach of the beach and local amenities.

Support is focused on individual wishes and goals, with the team providing enough help…