Voyage 1 Limited care homes

A residential home for four adults with learning disabilities and complex needs, Derwent Cottage offers person-centred support near Scarborough. It supports people with a learning disability, autism, mental health condition or another complex need.

Support is designed around individual circumstances, values and preferences, with flexible pathways that can include residential care, supported living and community assistance.

4 Pages Orchard supports younger adults with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and other complex needs in a registered care home. Its wider provider also offers supported living, home-based and community support across the UK.

Support is organised around individual needs, goals, preferences and values, helping people build meaningful routines and greater independence.

Woodlands in Acklam, Middlesbrough, is a Headway-accredited brain injury care home for up to fourteen adults after acquired brain injury. It forms part of Voyage Care’s specialist support network, whose wider services include residential homes, supported living and community support.

The home offers residential support for people with complex needs, with care shaped around individual circumstances, values and preferences.

Five young adults with autism or Asperger syndrome at the high-functioning end are supported at 1 Sheringham Avenue, a small residential service in Oakwood. The setting is designed for people who need structured support while building meaningful, independent and connected lives.

The home forms part of a wider organisation offering residential care, supported living and community support for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain…

Residential care at 23 Cecil Road supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities in Dronfield. The home is registered as a care home without nursing, while the wider Voyage Care service works with autistic people, people with brain injuries and adults with complex needs.

Voyage Care can provide support through residential homes, supported living and community settings, with care shaped around individual goals, preferences and…

Bewick House supports adults with learning disabilities through residential care and supported living pathways. Voyage Care’s wider specialist provision also covers autism, brain injuries and complex needs, with support available in registered homes, people’s own homes and community settings.

Care is shaped around individual goals, preferences and values, with an emphasis on independence, meaningful lives and connection.

Broadview supports up to six adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs in a small residential care home in Fareham. The service is registered to provide care for learning disabilities and younger adults, creating a smaller setting for people who need structured daily support.

As part of Voyage Care, Broadview sits within a wider network of residential care homes, supported living and community support.

Esmer House supports six adults aged 20 to 40 living with Prader-Willi syndrome in a specialist residential setting in Mansfield. The home also supports people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and eating disorders, with 24-hour support shaped around individual circumstances.

Residents have a modern setting with sociable housemates, while Voyage Care provides wider pathways through registered care homes, supported living, community…

Garfield Grange provides residential care and support for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. It sits within a wider service offering that includes supported living, registered care homes and community support, with teams tailoring care around individual goals, preferences and values.

The service is suited to people who need help building meaningful, independent lives rather than only accommodation.

Redbank House supports seven people with learning disabilities and autism in a residential care setting near Retford. The home also supports people who may exhibit behaviours that challenge and specialises in Prader-Willi syndrome.

Its registered care-home provision is without nursing, with the service focused on learning disabilities, younger adults and eating disorders.

Sadlers Place supports up to nine adults with learning disabilities, associated physical disabilities or complex needs through residential care and person-centred support. The home is part of Voyage Care, which also offers supported living and community-based support.

Support is shaped around individual needs, values and preferences within the registered care home.

Sanderling House supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment through residential care in Liverpool. It is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of a wider specialist support service.

The broader service works with autistic people, people with brain injuries and adults with complex needs through residential homes and supported living.

Adults with learning disabilities and younger adults can receive residential support at 128 Beech Hill, including people who may also need help with autism, brain injuries or other complex needs. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of Voyage Care’s wider services.

Support is shaped around individual needs, goals, preferences and values.

Supporting adults with autism, learning disabilities and epilepsy, Ashleigh House provides a residential setting in Taunton for up to eight people. The home also supports physical disabilities and cerebral palsy, with registration for care without nursing.

Voyage Care offers residential homes, supported living and community support, with pathways shaped around individual needs and circumstances.

People with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs can access specialist support through Daffodils and Voyage Care. The wider service works across registered care homes, supported living accommodation, people’s own homes and community settings, with pathways tailored to individual goals and preferences.

Its person-centred approach focuses on meaningful lives, independence and connection.

People with learning disabilities, autism, sensory impairment and younger adult care needs can receive specialist support at Hepdene House. The setting is a registered residential care home without nursing within Voyage Care’s wider network of residential homes, supported living services and community support.

Support is tailored around personal needs, goals, preferences and values, with a focus on independence and meaningful connection.

Supporting people with brain injuries and other complex needs, Marner House offers a specialist residential service in Nuneaton. The home has eight bedrooms and four transitional support flats, with pathways shaped around individual circumstances, values and preferences. Its support includes brain injury rehabilitation and residential care.

Marner House forms part of Voyage Care, whose wider services include support in the community or at home.

Northfield House supports adults with autism and learning disabilities, including people with cerebral palsy, epilepsy and physical disabilities. The NAS-accredited residential home supports up to 11 adults and focuses on independence, meaningful daily life and person-centred care.

Support plans can help residents develop daily living skills, join activities at home and in the local community, and work towards personal goals such as moving into…

Oaklands provides residential care and support for people with learning disabilities and younger adults. It forms part of Voyage Care, whose support pathways include residential care, supported living and community support for people with complex needs.

Teams help individuals set goals linked to meaningful lives, independence and connection. Support can be delivered in residential homes, supported living, people’s own homes or community settings,…

Up to five young adults with autism, learning disabilities, epilepsy and challenging behaviour can receive residential support at Southview. The home is designed for autistic adults and people with complex needs within a registered care home setting.

Southview forms part of Voyage Care’s wider network, which includes residential care, supported living and community support.