Learning disability care homes in Bristol

Specialist residential care at Alexandra House supports adults aged 18 to 65 with Asperger Syndrome and autistic spectrum disorders, including people who may have related conditions or behaviours that challenge. The service is registered for care relating to learning disabilities and mental health.

Following an accepted referral, Alexandra House completes a comprehensive assessment and plans an intervention programme with the resident, family,…

Accommodation-based support at Jonathan House is intended for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The home forms part of Freeways, a registered charity supporting adults across Bristol, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire and Bath and North East Somerset.

Its wider service model includes residential services, supported living homes, community support and support from dedicated centres.

Springbank supports people with learning disabilities in a residential care setting, with care shaped around individual needs, preferences and daily routines. The home is part of Shaw, an employee-owned health and social care provider that also works with complex care, mental health, acquired brain injury and other specialist requirements across its services.

Individual care plans record the support each resident needs and help protect dignity,…

A six-bed residential home in Hartcliffe, Bristol, Urmston House supports people with learning disabilities and additional complex needs. The service offers modern, spacious and stimulating surroundings, with care shaped around each person’s likes, dislikes and life experiences.

Shaw also operates wider services across residential care, nursing and dementia support, but Urmston House’s own registration is without nursing.

Woodhouse supports adults with learning disabilities through residential care in a home registered without nursing. Care is centred on each resident’s preferences, life experiences and individual care plan, supporting independence, dignity and respect.

The home is part of Shaw, an employee-owned care provider with services spanning residential care, dementia care and specialist support.

Supporting adults with learning and physical disabilities, 120 Furber Road is a residential care home within Milestones Trust. The wider organisation also runs supported living and short-break services for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex behavioural needs.

Its approach centres on helping adults live as independently as possible, with day opportunities, community support and assistive technology available across…

Adults with learning disabilities can receive residential support through 50 Vassall Road, a Milestones Trust service. Milestones Trust also supports adults with mental health and complex behavioural needs across Bristol and the surrounding region, with services shaped around independence and everyday life.

The organisation’s approach centres on helping people move forward through small steps or larger personal goals.

Arbour Walk provides residential, nursing and dementia care in a family-run care home setting. Nursing care supports people with enduring or unstable physical conditions who need regular assessment, monitoring and help with daily living.

The home also offers dementia nursing care and rehabilitation support. Residents receive help with personal routines, homemade meals and social connection, while activities include physical games, adaptive…

Brandon Trust provides residential care and wider support for children, young people and adults with learning disabilities or autism. At 261 Passage Road Care Home, support is designed around individual needs, preferences and aspirations, with attention to complex needs and behaviour that can challenge the environment.

The organisation also delivers supported living, outreach, short breaks and employment opportunities.

Cardell House supports people with learning disabilities in a residential setting staffed around the clock. Residents have access to single or double rooms, en-suite facilities and adapted bathrooms, with communal lounges and landscaped grounds providing options for shared or quieter time.

A dedicated activities co-ordinator arranges varied daily activities and outings.

Elysian Villas supports adults with learning disabilities through Milestones Trust, an organisation also working with adults who have mental health or complex behavioural needs. Its wider services include residential care homes, supported living, short breaks and day opportunities.

The organisation aims to help people live fuller, more independent lives, with different settings available according to individual circumstances.

Evergreen provides residential support for eight men and women who are autistic or have a learning disability. The service is based in Brentry, Bristol, and can also support people with mental health needs and other difficulties within its stated service approach.

The team focuses on communication, active listening and an open approach, while encouraging residents to take positive risks with the least restrictions necessary.

Residential care for adults aged 18 to 65 with complex needs is provided at Glebe Villa. The home forms part of Aston Care, a private family-run group supporting people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions across its residential services.

Individual care plans and goals are shaped through assessment, with relatives and personal representatives involved whenever possible.

Primrose Villa provides residential support for seven men and women who are autistic, have a learning disability or have mental health needs. The home also supports people with communication difficulties, epilepsy and non-epileptic attack disorder, giving families a clear specialist setting for complex support needs.

The service aims to help residents become as independent as possible while receiving the support they need.