Learning disability care homes in Epsom and Ewell

EnhanceAble Space provides social care and support for children, teenagers, young adults and adults with disabilities, alongside help for parents and carers. Its tailored approach can include community support, daytime services, after-school provision and one-to-one support shaped around the person’s goals.

After-school clubs cater for a range of needs, including more complex health or physical disabilities.

Burgh Heath Lodge provides personal and residential care for nine adults with mental health and learning disability needs. The home is designed as a family-style setting, supporting comfort, dignity, happiness and independence through everyday routines and individual care.

Each resident has a single bedroom and access to a TV and computer room, dining room, conservatory and garden.

Gormanach House provides residential support for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its care model is built around helping each person pursue a meaningful life through support that reflects individual needs, goals and aspirations.

The service sits within Kisimul’s wider provision, which combines residential care, therapeutic services and specialist education.

Murach House forms part of Kisimul’s adult residential provision for people with autism and learning disabilities. Kisimul’s Meaningful Life Model centres on bespoke plans that connect individual goals and aspirations with person-centred support and therapeutic input.

The wider service model includes therapeutic services designed to support a person’s needs during admission and throughout their placement.

Tigh Grianan provides residential care and education for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its registered care-home provision supports younger people and those with learning disabilities, with individual needs considered during their admission and stay.

The wider service includes therapeutic support delivered directly and indirectly, alongside school and residential pathways within the Kisimul group.

Residential support at Longdown Road is aimed at younger adults with learning and physical disabilities. Achieve together’s specialist planning considers identity and wellbeing, while support is shaped around relationships, aspirations and independence.

Its Wheel of Engagement framework is co-produced with people receiving support, families and support teams, helping include the parts of life that matter to each person.