Learning disability care homes in Chorley

Hollydale provides specialist residential care and supported living for adults with severe learning disabilities and associated complex needs. Its registered scope includes dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, with accommodation adapted where possible to meet individual requirements.

A distinctive part of the service is Lifestyle, a specialist activity programme developed by a qualified teacher and…

Rowandale provides permanent residential care and supported living for adults with severe learning disabilities and associated complex needs, including physical disabilities, autism and sensory requirements. Its specialist approach focuses on each person’s abilities, with care plans, health action plans and person-centred plans supporting daily life.

A dedicated Lifestyle activity service, developed by a qualified teacher, provides structured…

St Mary's Gate Euxton provides personalised care and support for adults with learning disabilities or autism across the Chorley area. The service is operated by Link-Ability, a community-based charity founded by parents who wanted more choice and support for young people moving into adulthood.

Support begins by listening to the person, their family and the people who know them well, then developing a person-centred care and support plan.

Mapledale provides permanent residential care and supported living for adults with severe learning disabilities and associated complex needs. The service is designed for people who may also have physical disabilities, autism or sensory requirements, with accommodation adapted wherever possible to meet individual needs.

Dalesview Partnership describes a specialist activity service called Lifestyle, developed by a qualified teacher and tailored to…

Willowdale provides permanent residential care and supported living for adults with severe learning disabilities and associated complex needs, including physical disabilities, autism and sensory requirements. Its support focuses on individual abilities, with care plans, health action plans and person-centred plans prepared for each resident.

The specialist Lifestyle activity service is overseen by experienced professionals and can include…

Four separate living areas give Grove House Home for Older People a household-style setting for older people, including residents living with dementia. Each area has its own lounge, kitchen and dining room, supporting familiar daily routines within the wider residential care home.

The home is registered to support older people, people with dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults.