Learning disability care homes in Charnwood

Old Station Close provides residential and nursing care for people whose needs may include dementia, mental health conditions, learning disabilities, younger adulthood or older age. The home forms part of PrimeLife’s wider care service, with support available for long-term residence, shorter stays and convalescence. Its published care scope also includes support for younger adults and people with mental health issues.

362 Park Road is registered as a residential care home for people with learning disabilities. The available registration identifies the setting as a care home without nursing, with learning disability support within its regulated scope.

No matching local service description, facilities or operating detail is established for this business.

Acorn Close provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and physical disabilities. The home sits within PrimeLife’s wider care service, which is designed for people who need help with daily living while retaining a comfortable level of independence.

PrimeLife describes its homes as providing support around the clock, with accommodation and care tailored to individual needs.

Charnwood Lodge provides specialist residential support for up to 17 people on the autism spectrum, with learning disabilities or mental health needs, including dual diagnosis. The service is set in a semi-rural location near Loughborough and is designed around improving health, wellbeing and positive outcomes.

Support is provided within Priory’s wider mental health and social care framework, with individual needs considered when a placement is…

Freedom Care Limited is listed as an assisted living and residential care provider for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and younger adult support. The supplied provider evidence identifies a care home without nursing, while the associated website material concerns a different Freedom Care abortion clinic in New Mexico and does not apply to this Shepshed business.

Support for up to 14 adults with learning disabilities, autism and additional complex needs is provided at Roman Park, a registered specialist residential service in Syston. The setting helps residents develop daily living skills, confidence and independence.

Potens works with residents, families and health professionals to create bespoke support packages, ranging from several hours a week to 24-hour support.

Support for seven disabled adults is provided at Stadon Road, a residential home in Anstey near Leicester. The service is registered for people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and other support needs, with an emphasis on helping residents live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

The home is close to local shops, services and pubs, with Loughborough also nearby.

Ash Tree offers supported living accommodation for six adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. It also supports adults with mental health conditions, with individual support plans reviewed regularly to ensure the service continues to match each person’s requirements.

Support can range from around-the-clock cover to a few hours a day. Residents have their own bedrooms, which they are encouraged to personalise, alongside communal rooms…

Residential care at Croft House supports five adults with autism and challenging behaviour. The home is registered without nursing and is intended for younger adults and people with learning disabilities who need a settled care setting.

Support is shaped around individual needs, with flexible pathways available across residential care, supported living and community support through the wider organisation.

Adults with learning disabilities can access full-time residency, respite care and a transition towards supported living at Pear Tree Grove in Syston. The family-run home provides personal care and 24-hour individualised support for adults under and over 65.

The recently refurbished ten-bedroom home has two lounges, a shared dining room and a large landscaped garden.

King Street supports disabled adults through residential care and supported living, with its listing specifically identifying physical disability care. The registered setting also covers older people, learning disabilities and younger adults.

Leonard Cheshire’s wider service supports people with complex care needs and promotes independent living.

White Acres supports older people through residential care and provides care for younger adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs or other support requirements. The service also includes dementia care, respite stays and periods of convalescence for people who need help beyond living alone.

Residents receive 24-hour care and support in a residential setting, with nutritional meals and personal care.