Learning disability care homes in East Devon

Brimley supports autistic people and adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and mental health needs through residential care and wider community services. United Response works with people to set goals, build independence and live the life they choose.

Support can include day-to-day living, finding a home or job, education and activities in the local community.

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential and supported living services, day services and accessible activities. As a national disability charity, it offers help across different stages of life, with residential care forming part of a broader service network.

Accessible arts, sports and wellbeing activities give disabled people opportunities to build confidence, keep active and express themselves.

Miramar supports adults aged 25 and over with mental health conditions, complex needs, personality disorders, challenging behaviour and difficult-to-place needs. The Exmouth home offers a pathway towards recovery, re-enablement and independence, with 24-hour access to the community and regular trips and holidays.

Residents are supported by trained staff, key workers and links with GPs, mental health services and other professionals.

Residential care without nursing is provided at Pine Park House for people within a broad registered scope. This includes older people and people with dementia, as well as younger adults and people with learning, physical or sensory disabilities.

The service is defined by its registration rather than by documented activities, accommodation features or additional clinical provision.

Residential care at Stallcombe House supports adults with a range of needs, including dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home provides care without nursing for 27 adults, with accommodation arranged across four zones and shared lounge, dining and kitchen spaces.

Willows offers a smaller six-bedroom setting for adults with autism, learning disabilities and associated complex health, emotional and…

Day care at The Court Retirement Residence gives older adults a setting for activities, companionship and support, while families arrange a break or extra daytime care. The residence also provides care for older and younger adults with needs including dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Residents and day guests can join reminiscence sessions, quizzes and creative activities, with exercise, music and…

Up to nine adults with learning disabilities and complex needs can receive residential support at The Lawns in Exmouth. The home is part of Voyage Care, which also operates supported living and community services across the UK.

Support reflects individual circumstances, values and preferences, with pathways available across different settings.

Up to ten adults with learning disabilities, autism, epilepsy and Down’s syndrome can receive residential support at Barley Close in Axminster. The home provides a defined setting for younger adults with complex needs.

Voyage Care describes flexible support across registered homes, community settings and other pathways, while Barley Close is specifically presented as a residential care home.