Sense care homes

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential care, day services and accessible activities. Its work spans children, young people and adults, helping people communicate, learn skills, build friendships and take part in everyday life.

Arts, sports and wellbeing sessions offer opportunities to stay active and creative, while adult services include residential care and day support.

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential and supported living services. Its wider work also includes day services, activities and short breaks for children, young people and adults.

Accessible activities include arts and sports, with wellbeing sessions helping people build confidence and express themselves. Support can involve communication, independence, friendship and day-to-day living.

SENSE provides residential care and wider disability support through Sense, a national charity for disabled people with complex needs. The Ramsgate service is registered for learning disabilities and sensory impairment, while the wider organisation also offers day services, community support and accessible activities.

Support is built around participation, communication, independence and individual choice.

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential and supported living services, day services and accessible activities. As a national disability charity, it offers help across different stages of life, with residential care forming part of a broader service network.

Accessible arts, sports and wellbeing activities give disabled people opportunities to build confidence, keep active and express themselves.

SENSE Andlaw House supports disabled adults in a residential setting, particularly people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its wider service model is designed for people with complex needs who want support while retaining choice in everyday life.

Support can connect residential care with day services, community activities and practical opportunities.

Residential care and supported living at 1 Ashley Green are available for disabled adults, including people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. SENSE also supports people with complex needs and promotes participation, confidence and independence through its wider services.

Day services, community support and accessible activities create opportunities for social connection, arts, sport and wellbeing.

SENSE provides residential and supported living services for disabled adults, including people with learning disabilities and sensory impairment. Its wider provision includes day services, community support and accessible activities for people with complex needs.

Support helps people make choices, build confidence, learn skills and take part in life in ways that suit them.

SENSE provides residential care and supported living for disabled adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The Kettering service is part of a wider disability charity offering support for people with complex needs, from residential care to day services and community activities.

Support is intended to help people take part in life in their own way, with activities spanning arts, sport, wellbeing and skill…

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential care, supported living, day services and community activities. Its services extend to disabled adults, children and young people, with support shaped around participation, independence and everyday life.

Support can include daily living, communication, friendships and creative or physical activities.

SENSE provides residential and supported living services for disabled adults with complex needs, including older people and people with learning, physical or sensory disabilities. The organisation’s wider support includes day services, community support and accessible activities, with an emphasis on helping people make choices and take part in life in their own way.

Activities can include arts, sports, wellbeing sessions and opportunities to…

Residential and supported living services from SENSE support disabled adults, including people with complex needs and sensory impairment. The organisation also provides day services, activities and practical support, with its wider work spanning disabled children and young people as well as adults.

Activities include accessible arts, sports and wellbeing opportunities, while residential care is available alongside employment and community support.

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential care, supported living, day services and community activities. The West Bromwich service is listed at 20-32 Horton Street and is registered for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Sense also provides accessible arts, sports and wellbeing activities, alongside support for disabled adults, children and young people.

SENSE supports disabled adults with complex needs through residential and supported living services, alongside day services, community support and accessible activities. Its Spalding service is registered for people with learning disabilities and sensory impairment, making it relevant to individuals seeking structured support while retaining choice in everyday life.

The organisation also offers arts, sports and wellbeing activities, with…

SENSE at 25 Horsegate provides residential care for disabled people with learning disabilities and sensory impairment. It is part of Sense, a national disability charity supporting people with complex needs from childhood through adulthood.

The wider service offers residential and supported living services, day services, community support and activities.

SENSE provides residential and supported living services for disabled people, including people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Its wider support offer is designed for people with complex needs and can include help with day-to-day independence, community participation and accessible activities.

The organisation also runs arts, sports and wellbeing activities, alongside day services and community support.

Support for disabled people with complex needs is available through SENSE from childhood through adulthood. The charity offers residential care and supported living for adults, alongside day services and accessible activities that help people build confidence, stay active and develop skills.

Arts, sports and wellbeing activities can be delivered through homes, schools, colleges and centres.

Residential and supported living services from SENSE help disabled adults, including people with complex needs, learning disabilities and sensory impairment. The wider offer includes day services, community support and accessible activities, with support shaped around how each person wants to take part in life.

Arts, sport and wellbeing activities provide routes to confidence, friendship and skill-building.

SENSE at 38 Redgate Court provides residential care for older people, younger adults and disabled people with complex needs. Sense’s wider services include residential and supported living care, day services, community support and accessible activities for disabled adults. The organisation supports people to take part in life in their own way, with options spanning arts, sports, wellbeing and practical day-to-day support.

SENSE provides residential care and supported living for disabled adults, including people with learning disabilities and sensory impairment. The wider service supports people with complex needs across adulthood, with residential care, day services and community-based options available.

People can take part in accessible activities shaped around interests and ability.