Learning disability care homes in Bath and North East Somerset

Supported housing, classes, activities and work experience help teenagers and adults with learning disabilities build practical skills and live as independently as they wish through SWALLOW. 64 Chilcompton Road is part of this wider residential support service.

SWALLOW has 16 accommodation spaces across three locations and runs community cafés in Radstock and Peasedown St John.

Ashley Phoenix Home supports people who need residential care alongside specialist help for learning disabilities, autism, complex physical or mental health needs and other support requirements. Its care setting in Bath is part of Achieve together and is registered for care without nursing.

A nurse-led internal team contributes clinical guidance, hands-on support, protocols and competency assessment, while wider services cover hospital discharge…

Dimensions Fountain House Innox Lane supports people with learning disabilities, autism, behaviours of distress and complex health needs. The service combines residential support with help for everyday living, giving people a place to call home while enabling them to lead ordinary lives with safety, choice and connection.

Dimensions offers Individual Service Funds, known as “Your Support Money”, which allow the person supported to direct how…

Dimensions Newton House supports autistic people and people with learning disabilities, behaviours of distress and complex health needs. The residential care home forms part of a wider service model that combines housing, daily support and individual planning to help people lead safe, ordinary lives with greater control.

Dimensions uses Individual Service Funds, or “Your Support Money”, so the person can direct how their support budget is used…

Elm Tree House provides residential support for eight men and women who are autistic or have a learning disability, including people who are deaf. The home supports residents to build independence, maintain an active life and move back into the community where possible.

Set in a suburban area close to the countryside, the service is designed for people who may also have communication difficulties or mild to moderate behaviours that require…

Hillsborough House provides residential accommodation for adults with learning disabilities through Freeways, a registered charity supporting people across Bristol and surrounding areas. Its service sits within a wider range of accommodation-based and community support options.

Freeways works with Freeways Trust to provide accommodation-based solutions, including residential services and supported living homes.

A wheelchair-accessible residential home for up to ten adults with learning and physical disabilities, Lynwood House provides a smaller setting near Radstock. Its registered scope covers learning disabilities and younger adults.

The home sits within Voyage Care’s wider network of residential, supported living and community services for people with complex needs.

Priory Radstock Satellite provides residential support in Midsomer Norton for five autistic men and women, and for people with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The service is designed to help residents build independence and reconnect with community life through person-centred support.

The home is registered as a care home without nursing, with support focused on everyday living rather than hospital treatment.

St Chads House supports adults with learning disabilities through residential homes, community support and day services. Support workers help residents with daily life at home and in the community, while activities reflect individual aims, interests and ambitions.

The service offers opportunities to socialise, learn new skills and work towards qualifications.

Ellsworth House provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The service is part of Consensus, whose support pathways cover people seeking help to live more independently while developing lives shaped around their needs and aspirations.

Consensus works with families and professionals on referrals and offers information for people considering residential support.

Bedborough House provides residential support for autistic adults and people with learning disabilities. The Radstock home supports up to eight people, with care focused on independence, daily living skills, community access and quality of life in a residential setting.

Support can include people with complex health needs and complex behaviours, with packages shaped around individual requirements.

Gallaudet Home supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex physical or mental health needs. It is part of a wider specialist organisation that also works with deaf people, hospital discharge and transitions into adult services.

An internal nurse-led team provides clinical guidance, protocols, training and competency assessment for person-led support.