Care homes in England

Ariya House supports people with acquired brain injury and physical or cognitive needs through transitional rehabilitation. Its core house includes nine transitional apartments, two pre-independence bungalows and two long-term apartments, creating a supported route towards greater independence.

Rehabilitation is integrated into functional daily living in a non-clinical setting.

Clifton Court provides transitional and residential rehabilitation for people with acquired brain injury in Rotherham. The seven-person service supports individuals with physical and cognitive needs, with placements designed around rehabilitation goals, independence and confidence.

Each resident has an individual apartment with an accessible kitchen and en-suite facilities.

Guyatt House provides residential care, supported living and core and cluster services for adults with additional support needs across Cambridgeshire. The service specialises in learning disabilities and also supports autism and mental health needs. Residential care offers a structured, intensive model with staff on site 24 hours a day for people needing consistent help with daily living.

InFocus Charity provides specialist education, residential care and support for young people with vision impairment and complex needs. Its specialist college offers further education for learners aged 16 to 25 through residential and day placements, while adult residential care includes nursing support.

The service combines education with vision impairment support, mobility and habilitation training.

Sunflowers Care Ltd provides nurse-led care for children aged 0-18 with complex health needs, including long-term ventilation, wheelchair dependence and rehabilitation needs. The fully adapted four-bedroom home in Cottenham near Cambridge also offers long-term step-down care and short-break respite, bridging the gap between hospital and home.

Each shift includes a nurse supported by carers, with managers on call and access to the child’s GP,…

Treloar College provides specialist further education for physically disabled learners aged 16 to 25, with residential and day provision. The college supports students who may also have complex medical needs, communication needs, sensory impairments or learning difficulties.

Education, therapy and care are integrated into tailored programmes, allowing students to work towards greater independence while developing academic, practical and life…

National Star College combines specialist further education, personal development and residential services for people with disabilities, including at its Ullenwood setting near Cheltenham. Students can access learning alongside therapy and medical support, with work-based learning helping connect education to future opportunities.

Residential services include student accommodation and long-term living, while respite stays are available for one…

Options Roxby House supports children and young people with autism, learning difficulties and complex needs through specialist education and residential care provision. Its registered scope includes learning disabilities, younger adults and children, with individualised learning and support shaped around each pupil’s abilities, needs and goals.

The Options Autism approach combines academic learning with work on social skills, emotional…

195 Ashby Road provides residential support for children, younger adults and adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. The service sits within a wider organisation offering supported care, transition homes, education and community support for people who may need structured help to develop independence.

The placement process includes an assessment, with referrals and general enquiries handled confidentially.

Dementia care is the central focus at Aucklands Care, a family-run home in Southbourne with eight rooms and 24-hour support for people living with dementia and mental health conditions. Staff use each person’s life story, preferences, history and routines to shape detailed care plans with residents, families and friends.

The service aims to maintain independence, dignity and choice as memory and cognitive abilities change.

Ernest Bold Resource Centre provides regulated overnight respite care for adults with a learning disability. The service is intended for people living in the City of Wolverhampton who have been assessed as eligible for care or support and who meet the stated age and diagnostic requirements.

It operates from an eight-bed, single-storey building designed around the needs of people with learning disabilities.

Lang Riggs House offers intensive specialist residential placements for young people with complex mental health needs. Its spacious family home has four placements, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, three lounges and a therapy or multipurpose room.

An in-house mental health team addresses developmental, social care and mental health needs. Support includes pre-admission assessment, transition planning and individual care and treatment plans, with…

Moorville House offers residential support for young adults with autism, learning disabilities, mental health conditions and other complex needs. Its person-centred approach uses individual care plans to reflect each resident’s needs, preferences and aspirations, with support aimed at developing practical skills and greater independence.

The service includes a family-style home and a range of accommodation and environments designed to match…