Learning disability care homes in Coventry

Residential support at Westwood is intended for younger adults and people with learning disabilities. The local service is registered for learning disabilities and younger adults, while Voyage Care’s wider specialist provision also covers autism, brain injuries and complex needs.

Voyage Care operates across registered care homes, supported living accommodation, home support and community settings.

A 12-bed mental health rehabilitation home, Aspect House supports adults with conditions including depression, self-harm, arson and forensic backgrounds. Its personalised care and life-skills programme help residents develop practical independence and prepare for supportive living.

Support includes cooking, budgeting and personal hygiene, with further help managing appointments and applications for work, education or benefits.

Brookview supports adults with learning disabilities and associated physical health conditions through residential care and wider community-based services. Its approach centres on identifying each person’s needs and wishes, then developing a support plan with the person, their family and relevant social workers.

The service is designed for people who may need lifelong care, with supported living services and care homes staffed 24 hours a day.

Hipswell Highway supports adults with learning disabilities through residential care, backed by FitzRoy’s wider expertise in autism, mental health needs and physical health conditions. Care homes and supported living services are staffed 24 hours a day, with support tailored to each person’s needs and aspirations.

Support plans are developed with the individual, family and social workers, and can respond flexibly as requirements change.

Life Path Trust supports people with learning disabilities and autistic people across Coventry and Warwickshire. Its community-based work includes day opportunities, short breaks and support for learning and employment, shaped around each person’s interests, needs and ambitions.

The organisation helps people develop everyday skills, build connections and take part in community life.

Residential and respite accommodation supports adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults at Maurice Edelman House. The setting is registered as a care home without nursing, making it relevant for people who need supported living rather than a nursing-led service.

The home can suit residents seeking longer-term accommodation or a shorter respite stay within a residential care setting.

Nursing care at Fountain Lodge supports older people and adults with needs including dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and Parkinson’s disease. Respite care is also listed among its services, giving families a shorter-term route into support.

The Victorian home overlooks communal parkland and contains 26 single rooms and two double rooms, about one mile from Coventry town centre.

Daily living assistance, emotional support and medication management form part of Allambie House’s residential care for older adults. The home supports people living with dementia, frailty, learning disabilities, mental health needs or physical disabilities.

Long-term residents and short-stay placements are supported, including reablement, rehabilitation and respite care. Meals are prepared on site around residents’ tastes and dietary needs.

Supporting five adults with learning and physical disabilities, Parkgate Road provides wheelchair-accessible residential care for younger adults with associated healthcare needs. Residents take part in educational, leisure and social activities at home and in the local community.

The home offers a smaller shared setting within a wider organisation providing residential care, supported living and community support.

Ash House supports older people and adults with learning disabilities who need residential care and individual support. Its wider service model is designed for people with complex care needs, offering a welcoming environment with help to build greater independence.

Residents can bring personal possessions into their rooms and take part in activities such as cooking and cleaning according to their abilities.

Lee Gordon House provides 24-hour residential care and support for adults with learning disabilities. FitzRoy also supports people with autism, mental health needs and physical health conditions, building support plans with individuals, families and social workers around their needs and aspirations.

The service is designed for people who may require lifetime care or complex support, with trained staff in supported living services and care homes.