Learning disability care homes in Erewash

Ashlee Residential Care Home supports older people and younger adults, including people with dementia, learning disabilities and mental health needs. Its wider care offer includes dementia, long-term residential and respite care.

Dementia-friendly support combines familiar routines, engaging activities, sensory therapies and social interaction.

Camden Care Home provides long-term residential care, dementia care, nursing care, respite care and day care. Its dementia-friendly setting uses familiar routines, engaging activities, sensory therapies and social interaction to help reduce anxiety and support a sense of belonging.

The home’s wider care approach is designed for people who need ongoing support in a secure, homely environment, while respite and short stays offer temporary help.

Outcome-focused residential care at Conifers supports adults with profound to moderate learning disabilities. The home is registered as a care home without nursing, with the local scope including older people, younger adults and children.

Cygnet places the person at the centre of care and provides information for families and carers. Conifers is part of a wider health and social care organisation, but its clearest local role is specialist…

Marion House provides specialist residential care for adults with autism who may have behaviours that challenge and associated complex needs. The service sits within Cygnet’s social care provision for adults with autism, learning disabilities and related support requirements.

Care is outcome focused and keeps the person at the centre of treatment and support. The home is supported by a service manager and Cygnet’s wider clinical and social care…

Paxton House accommodates up to eight adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs in a registered residential care home. The large property in Borrowash organises support around agreed outcomes and individual packages, with access to and inclusion within the community.

Potens also provides supported living, outreach, respite and day opportunities across its wider network.

For men with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs, Sawley provides a six-bed residential care home in Nottingham. The service offers a structured home environment with support designed around safety, independence and meaningful everyday life.

Residents can receive person-centred help while families and advocates remain involved in the support journey.

The Red House supports up to seven adults with learning disabilities and complex needs in a residential care home. Its service includes support for autism, Prader-Willi syndrome, mental health issues and epilepsy, as well as people who may present with challenging behaviours.

The home forms part of Voyage Care’s wider support network, which includes residential care homes, supported living and community-based assistance.