Peninsula Autism Services & Support Limited care homes

Fair View Lodge offers residential support for three adults in Newton Abbot who are autistic or have a learning disability. The home is registered without nursing and is intended for people who benefit from structured support while developing skills for healthier, more independent lives in their communities.

Set in a residential area within walking distance of the town centre, it combines a small resident group with access to local facilities.

Ridgecott provides residential support for up to 10 men and women who are autistic or have learning disabilities or mental health needs. The home is designed for people who benefit from a supported living environment, with bedrooms and self-contained flats forming part of the accommodation at the Plympton site.

Support is delivered within Priory’s wider care network, which includes assessments, residential support and specialist mental health…

St Winnow provides residential support for five men and women who are autistic or have a learning disability. The home is in Plymstock, within a residential area beside a public playing field, and supports people who may also have communication difficulties, mild to moderate behaviours that challenge or epilepsy.

Its focus is on helping residents live as independently and positively as possible within a small supported setting.

Udal Garth offers residential support for eight autistic men and women in Torpoint, in a home near the town centre. The team focuses on each person’s physical, intellectual, emotional and social needs, with the setting intended to support positive and independent lives.

The home can also support people with a learning disability, communication difficulties and behaviours that challenge.