Learning disability care homes in Bassetlaw

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.

Children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities can receive specialist residential support at Tigh Fruin. The service sits within a provider offering residential settings, therapeutic services, schools and colleges for people whose needs require structured care.

Its therapeutic services team provides direct and indirect support around an individual’s needs during admission and throughout the placement.

Holmlea supports younger adults with autism, learning disabilities and other support needs through residential care. It forms part of Kisimul’s adult residential provision, which helps individuals develop meaningful lives, skills and confidence.

Person-centred support and therapeutic services are combined with plans built around personal goals and greater independence.

Iedale provides modern residential support for autistic adults in Retford. Each resident has an apartment or pod with a living area, bathroom, kitchen and bedroom, while communal lounges and kitchens provide shared space and support. The arrangement is designed to encourage independence without removing the safety net of a residential setting.

The service forms part of Autism East Midlands’ adult provision, which also includes support connected…

A residential care home of eight apartments, Langold View supports adults with learning and physical disabilities. It also supports people with mental health conditions and associated complex needs, within a setting designed for up to eight individuals.

The home is part of Voyage Care, whose wider support options include residential care, supported living and community support.

Mason House supports up to eight adults with Prader-Willi syndrome, learning disabilities, autism and other complex needs. The home provides residential care for people who need a structured setting with practical assistance shaped around individual circumstances.

Its small capacity creates a defined disability-support environment rather than a general older-person home.

Rose Meadow provides residential care with 24-hour support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities and complex needs. The home suits people seeking a supported setting where care can be adjusted as needs change while independence remains part of the plan.

Support is assessed around individual wellbeing and desired outcomes, with residents involved in decisions about placement and daily life.

Salisbury House provides residential support within Kisimul’s services for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its wider organisation uses the Meaningful Life Model to create person-centred support around individual goals, needs and aspirations, with therapeutic services supporting people during admission and throughout their placement.

The model links everyday residential support with longer-term aims, helping…

South Lodge provides modern residential accommodation for autistic adults who need structured support while developing confidence and independence. Each resident has an apartment or pod with a living area, bathroom, kitchen and bedroom, combining personal space with the reassurance of a residential setting.

The service is part of Autism East Midlands’ adult support provision and works with individuals and families around care, education and daily…

A small residential home for up to six adults with learning disabilities and complex needs is provided by Rivers near Worksop. The service also supports autistic people and individuals with physical disabilities, low levels of challenging behaviour or mental health needs.

Support is shaped around each person’s circumstances, values and preferences. Rivers forms part of Voyage Care’s wider network, but this home is specifically a residential…

Breagha House supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities through residential care without nursing. Kisimul’s Meaningful Life Model shapes support around individual goals, needs and aspirations, with bespoke planning intended to help each person pursue a fulfilling daily life.

The home belongs to a wider specialist organisation whose therapeutic services provide direct and indirect support during admission and throughout a…

Specialist residential support at Beeches is designed for adults with autism, learning disabilities and behaviours that challenge. The 12-bed service sits within Cygnet Health Care’s wider social care provision for adults with complex support needs.

The service is intended for people seeking a specialist residential setting rather than general older-person care.

Rosekeys provides residential care with 24-hour support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, acquired brain injuries and complex needs. The home is also registered to support older people and younger adults with physical disabilities, giving families and professionals a setting for longer-term residential assistance.

Support is planned around the individual, with regular reviews when needs change and encouragement to build independence.

Whitegates Respite provides specialist short-term support for autistic adults in Worksop, giving families and carers a break from their caring role. Stays can last from a few days to a few weeks, making the service suitable when someone needs planned respite rather than a permanent move.

The service is part of Autism East Midlands’ adult support provision. Its accommodation services are designed to help autistic people develop confidence,…