Learning disability care homes in Barnsley

Woodways provides intensive residential support and bespoke care for people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health issues, personality disorder and additional complex needs. It supports individuals under the Transforming Care Agenda, including people who may need a distinct environment or a pre-supported living setting.

Positive Behaviour Support forms part of the care provided to complex individuals, alongside residential arrangements…

A respite stay at Deangate Care Home can let someone experience daily life in a Hill Care home before a permanent move. Deangate is a residential care home within a wider network supporting people with dementia, learning disabilities and other care needs.

Hill Care helps families compare options, discuss funding and check availability. Its wider service range includes residential, dementia and respite care, but each home lists its own provision.

Residential care at Shaftsbury House is designed for people with learning disabilities who need support while developing greater independence. The home also supports older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities, within a care-home setting without nursing.

The house has 11 individual bedrooms across two floors, with a lift and mostly wheelchair-friendly rooms.

36 West Street provides residential care and support through Voyage Care for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. The provider also supports people in supported living accommodation and their own homes, with pathways shaped around individual goals and preferences.

Specialist support includes autism support and brain injury rehabilitation, alongside care for complex conditions.

Community Places provides specialist residential care and support for adults with complex and diverse needs across Barnsley, Doncaster and South and West Yorkshire. Its documented focus includes learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions, with support centred on individual goals and development.

Homes may include en-suite bedrooms, self-contained apartments and residents’ kitchenettes.

Dove Valley Mews provides outcome-focused residential support for adults with a learning disability and associated complex needs. The service is part of Cygnet Health Care and uses individually tailored care planning to keep the person at the centre of support.

The wider organisation provides access to specialist health and social care services, while the local team is responsible for management and care at Dove Valley Mews.

Up to six adults with learning disabilities, autism and epilepsy receive residential support at Elliott House. The home also supports people with challenging behaviour and mental health needs, giving it a defined remit for adults who need a smaller setting with tailored assistance.

Elliott House forms part of Voyage Care’s residential and community support network.

Havenfield Lodge provides nursing and residential care for people with complex needs, including physical disabilities, mental health needs and learning disabilities. The home also supports people with autism and works towards independence and personal goals.

It has 46 individual rooms across two floors, including three rooms in a separate self-contained annexe. Rooms are wheelchair-friendly and can be decorated with personal belongings.

Hoylands House supports younger adults with learning disabilities through residential care. Its registered care category also covers people with learning disabilities and younger adults, while the associated charity works in the wider autism support field.

The National Autistic Society’s broader work includes guidance, training, consultancy and support for autistic people, families and professionals.

Ivy Lodge provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs, including mental health, emotional, physical and additional health needs. The service supports people to develop daily skills, interests, social networks and greater independence.

The home has ten en-suite bedrooms and involves residents in domestic tasks, shopping and meal preparation.

Ivy Mead supports adults with learning disabilities in Yorkshire, with additional support for autism, epilepsy and physical disabilities. Its programmes are shaped around individual choices and personal needs rather than a fixed routine.

The organisation works on life skills, social development, vocation and education, helping people progress towards greater independence.

Low Laithes provides specialist residential support for adults with learning disabilities, autism and intensive specialist support needs. Its purpose-built service uses individual self-contained apartments, which residents are encouraged to personalise to create calm and familiar homes.

Support uses Positive Behaviour Support alongside consultant-led clinical leadership.

Residential care, teaching, therapies and enrichment come together at Oak House for children, young people and adults with profound and multiple disabilities. Hollybank Trust supports both adult and child residential placements, with care registered for learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

The wider service includes speech and language therapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and day activities.

Intensive residential support at The Ings is designed for people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health issues, personality disorder and additional complex needs. The service focuses on individuals within the Transforming Care Agenda, including people who may need high-acuity support, a distinct environment or a staged route towards supported living.

Support is shaped around individual circumstances, including people with forensic…