Potensial Limited care homes

Adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs, including people with a forensic history, receive residential support at Mansard House in Preston. Its support follows the Mental Health Recovery model, encouraging rehabilitation, independence and involvement in local community activities.

The house has seven en-suite rooms over two floors, plus a self-contained flat with three en-suite bedrooms where residents can practise independent…

16 Crompton Street provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The home forms part of Potens’ specialist network for people with complex needs.

Support is based on assessed need and can range from several hours each week to 24-hour care. Services may be delivered in residential settings, people’s homes or the community, with the aim of developing skills, confidence and independence.

Flexible specialist support from 185 Watling St Road covers adults and children with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and complex requirements. Residential care, supported living and community support are available, with packages shaped around assessed need and individual goals.

Support may take place in someone’s own home, a family home or the community.

44 Newbold Road supports adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and complex needs through residential and assisted living provision. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and sits within Potens’ wider specialist support network. Support may be delivered in residential settings, supported living, family homes or the community, depending on assessed need.

Beaufort House accommodates up to six adults with a learning disability and/or autism in a registered residential care home. Residents receive individualised care and support for higher support needs, with help focused on building confidence, developing daily living skills and working towards personal outcomes.

The home takes a person-centred approach within a stable residential environment.

Heathfield Gardens provides specialist support and accommodation for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex needs. Its services include supported living, domiciliary or home care and residential care.

Support may take place in a person’s own home, family home or the wider community. It is based on assessed need and can range from several hours a week to 24 hours a day, with the aim of developing skills,…

Adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs can receive residential support at Kensington Hall, which is registered for up to 13 people. The home also has experience supporting epilepsy and physical disabilities, with support based on assessed need and individual goals.

The property has level access, a lift to its upper floors and 13 bedrooms with en-suite showers.

Adults aged 40 to 75 with complex learning disabilities, autism and physical disabilities receive residential support at Middleton Lodge. The registered home accommodates up to 10 adults and provides emotional and practical help in a setting staffed around the clock.

Support is based on assessed need and may range from several hours each week to 24 hours a day.

Adults with mental health needs, learning disabilities and complex needs can receive residential support at Parkside Lodge, a 10-bed service in Gateshead. The adapted three-storey Victorian home encourages independence and includes crisis management within its support model.

The service connects residents with local community activities and facilities, while support can range from several hours each week to 24 hours a day according to assessed…

Paxton House accommodates up to eight adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs in a registered residential care home. The large property in Borrowash organises support around agreed outcomes and individual packages, with access to and inclusion within the community.

Potens also provides supported living, outreach, respite and day opportunities across its wider network.

Newlands Drive provides individualised residential support for up to 12 people with learning disabilities, helping residents identify aspirations, plan for the future and develop greater independence. The home occupies two adjoining properties in a homely setting close to Wallasey town centre.

Support can be arranged at different levels, from several hours each week to 24-hour care, depending on assessed need.

At 23 Elm Road, Potensial Limited provides residential support for up to five male adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. The home promotes independence through inclusion, involvement and participation, using an active support model based on residents’ assessed needs.

The six-room terraced house includes communal living areas, a dining room, kitchen and gardens, with a wet room among its facilities.

Potensial Limited provides residential accommodation and support for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. Its Park Road South service accommodates ten adults in a spacious semi-detached house with eight rooms and two self-contained ground-floor flats.

Potens also offers supported living, domiciliary care, respite, day opportunities and community support.

Potensial Limited runs a specialist mental health residential service at 7-9 Park Road South in Birkenhead for adults with additional complex needs. Support is tailored for people with mental health needs, learning disabilities or other complex circumstances.

Support is based on assessed need and can range from several hours per week to 24 hours a day.

Adults with mental health needs can use Somerville as a registered residential home focused on independence, rehabilitation and involvement in local community activities. The service is registered as a care home without nursing.

Somerville sits within Potens’ wider specialist provision for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and complex needs.

Seven adults with learning disabilities and other support needs can live at Tarrant House, a specialist residential service in Perranporth. The home supports complex epilepsy and people with specialist communication needs, while helping residents develop independence and participate in community life.

The detached house has communal kitchen, lounge, dining and conservatory areas, plus a large garden with seating and garden games.

Adults with learning disabilities and complex needs can receive residential support at The Barn, including help with daily living and access to inclusive community activities. Respite is available for planned periods or more urgent situations, giving families a route to short-term support.

Part of Potens, the home uses a person-centred approach focused on positive outcomes for each individual.

Avondale Lodge provides residential care for 12 adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities, mental health needs and complex or challenging behaviour. The home can also accommodate long-term respite placements and is close to Redcar town centre and local attractions.

Support is based on assessed need and can range from several hours each week to 24-hour provision.

Heath Lodge supports up to eight adults with mental health needs or acquired brain injuries. Residents may also have sensory needs and learning disabilities, with support delivered in a detached house setting.

The home has five en-suite bedrooms, a communal kitchen, lounge and conservatory, plus a large enclosed garden and front parking area.