Learning disability care homes in Cherwell

The Julie Richardson Nursing Home provides nursing, dementia and respite care in a family-run home in Banbury. Care plans cover medical and physical needs alongside wellbeing, happiness and daily fulfilment, with support tailored to each resident or short-term guest.

The extended terraced home has light, open spaces, areas of interest for people living with dementia and 40 bedrooms with personal touches.

Green Pastures Christian Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing care for people with complex needs, including dementia, physical disabilities, learning disabilities and sensory impairment. The not-for-profit home also supports palliative care and works with families to identify care arrangements suited to individual circumstances.

A dedicated team is supported by clinical professionals including consultants, GPs, physiotherapists, occupational…

Cherwood House Care Centre combines nursing and residential care with independent living cottages in the Oxfordshire countryside near Bicester. The care centre supports residents across separate nursing and residential wings, with single or double rooms, many of them en suite.

Its cottages provide a more independent setting for people who want their own one or two-bedroom home while retaining access to care centre facilities.

Gosford Lodge provides residential care and supported living for adults and younger adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. Choice Care shapes support around each person’s life, helping residents build confidence, independence and opportunities for a fulfilling routine.

Families and professionals can use the provider’s referral and support guidance when exploring options.

Short Term Breaks provides temporary residential support for people who need care away from their usual setting. Its registered scope includes older people and people with learning disabilities, with the service name signalling its short-stay purpose.

The home forms part of Brandon Trust’s wider work with people with learning disabilities and autistic people.

Banbury Heights Nursing Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care from a family-run home in Banbury. Care is assessed around the whole person, including physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing, with communication maintained with families throughout the care journey.

The home offers short-term stays, varied activities, one-to-one sessions and support for residents who prefer not to join group events.

Agnes Court provides nursing support for older people and disabled adults, including people with learning or physical disabilities. Its setting is part of Leonard Cheshire’s specialist work with disabled people who may have complex care needs.

The wider organisation offers residential care, nursing homes, supported living, day services and respite care. Its stated aim is to help disabled people live, learn and work as independently as they choose.