Turning Point care homes

Franklin Avenue delivers supported residential care within Turning Point’s wider health and social care network. Its registered scope covers older people, learning disabilities and sensory impairment, while the organisation also works across mental health and specialist support. The setting is intended for people who need structured care in a residential environment.

Turning Point works with commissioners, GPs and clinicians, delivering…

Learning-disability support is the clearest service context for Hancox Close, within Turning Point’s wider health and social care work for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Turning Point supports people in homes, workplaces, communities and specialist settings.

The organisation’s approach centres on choice, growth and support that helps people develop independence.

Pemdale’s registered residential care scope covers older people, younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities. The home is registered without nursing, making it a setting for residential support rather than specialist nursing provision.

The confirmed local information does not establish a specific activity programme, room specification, facilities list or day-to-day operating model.

Reevy Road Care Home supports older people and people with learning disabilities in a residential setting. It sits within Turning Point’s wider social care work, including support for learning disabilities, autism and acquired brain injury across homes, communities and specialist settings.

Turning Point works with commissioners, GPs, clinicians and communities to deliver person-centred services.

Turning Point’s Avondale is a care home setting for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults. The service sits within a wider organisation that works across health and social care, including learning disability support, mental health services and specialist settings.

Its broader approach is built around person-centred support and helping people make choices, with services delivered in homes, workplaces,…

Turning Point’s Birchwood Nursing Home supports younger adults with mental health needs through nursing care and recovery-focused support. Its wider work helps people in homes, communities and specialist settings to develop confidence, make choices and move towards greater independence.

Turning Point’s broader offer includes mental health support alongside substance-use services and learning-disability support.

Turning Point at Brickfields Cottage is a residential service for people with learning disabilities and younger adults. It sits within Turning Point’s wider non-profit work across learning disability, autism, mental health and related health and social care services.

Turning Point supports people in their homes, workplaces, communities and specialist settings, with an emphasis on helping individuals make choices and develop possibilities.

Turning Point’s Hollygrove service supports people through health and social care pathways, including learning disability support, mental health services and acquired brain injury support. Its wider work combines specialist services with assistance in people’s homes, workplaces and communities.

The organisation works with commissioners, GPs and clinicians, helping people make choices, develop skills and pursue greater independence.

Turning Point supports people with learning disabilities and physical disabilities through residential care and wider health and social care services. The Marloes Walk listing identifies a care home without nursing for younger adults, while the organisation also works in mental health, substance use and autism.

Support can take place in people’s homes, workplaces, communities or specialist settings.

Turning Point supports younger adults with learning disabilities through person-centred health and social care services. The Stratford-upon-Avon service is identified as Turning Point, Masons Road. Support is available in homes, workplaces and communities, helping people develop skills, make choices and pursue greater independence.

The wider organisation works across learning disability, mental health, acquired brain injury and wellbeing services.

Turning Point supports people affected by substance use and mental health difficulties through specialist health and social care services. Its wider work also covers learning disability, autism and acquired brain injury support.

Services operate in people’s homes, workplaces, communities and specialist settings, helping people make choices and move towards greater independence.

Turning Point supports people affected by addiction, mental health needs and learning disabilities through specialist services and community-based care. At Sybden, the setting is registered as a care home without nursing for learning disabilities and younger adults.

The wider organisation works with commissioners, GPs and clinicians, offering support in people’s homes, workplaces and specialist settings.

Turning Point supports people with learning disabilities, autism, acquired brain injury and other complex needs through a wider health and social care organisation. Its services can be delivered in people’s homes, workplaces, communities and specialist settings, with support intended to help individuals make choices and develop independence.

The local setting is named The Cedars, while the wider organisation provides support across several care…

Support for younger adults with learning disabilities is the focus of Turning Point’s Parkview service in Watford. The registered care setting serves people with learning disabilities and younger adults, while the wider organisation also works across mental health and complex support needs.

Support can be delivered in people’s homes, workplaces, communities or specialist settings, with packages ranging from several hours a week to 24-hour support.