Learning disability care homes in Amber Valley

Five autistic and learning disabled adults aged 18 to 65 are supported at 243 Church Street, a small family-run care home in Ripley. Support is shaped around each person’s needs, wishes and choices, with housemates encouraged to take part in decisions about daily life.

The fully accessible house includes en-suite bedrooms, a sensory room, communal lounge and conservatory.

Ecclesbourne Lodge provides supported residential care for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs, including people requiring higher levels of support. It is part of a wider group offering special education, adult care and community support.

The placement process follows an assessment, which may be arranged relatively quickly depending on availability.

Acacia Lodge provides 24-hour nursing support for people with enduring mental health difficulties, complex needs or behaviours that may challenge. The 18-bed home is arranged across three single-floor wings, with en suite facilities and care packages developed around individual goals. Support includes multidisciplinary assessment, treatment planning, psychiatric reviews, risk assessments and medication review.

Ash Lea House provides 24-hour residential support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities and behaviours that challenge. The Alfreton service supports people to lead active and fulfilling lives through tailored care and opportunities suited to their abilities and goals. It is part of Salutem’s adult services, which cover a broad range of social care needs.

Residential care for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex support requirements is provided at Hill House. Care plans reflect each resident’s history, preferences and needs, while the home has an energetic spirit and strong sense of community. Hill House forms part of Cima Care’s wider group of specialist providers.

Its registered scope also covers younger adults and people with physical or sensory disabilities.

Treetops provides outcome-focused residential care for adults aged 18 and over with enduring mental health difficulties, learning disabilities and associated complex needs. Short and longer-term residency are available within a 24-hour care and support model.

The service begins with a referral and clinical information, followed by assessment by a multidisciplinary team.