Learning disability care homes in Fareham

Broadview supports up to six adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs in a small residential care home in Fareham. The service is registered to provide care for learning disabilities and younger adults, creating a smaller setting for people who need structured daily support.

As part of Voyage Care, Broadview sits within a wider network of residential care homes, supported living and community support.

Residential support at 231 Brook Lane is intended for younger adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. The home forms part of Achieve together’s specialist support network, which also works with autistic people, people with acquired brain injuries and those needing additional support.

Achieve together uses its Wheel of Engagement to shape plans around each person’s identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence.

32 Mays Lane provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. Its registered scope includes learning disabilities and younger adults, within a wider specialist organisation supporting autistic people and others who need high levels of social care.

Achieve together uses the Wheel of Engagement, a person-centred framework co-produced with people receiving support, families and support teams.

78 Stubbington Lane provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities. Achieve together’s wider specialist services also support autistic people and adults with complex needs, including people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and acquired brain injuries.

Support is built around the whole person through the Wheel of Engagement, a planning framework co-produced with people receiving support, families and…

97 Old Street provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities and physical disabilities. It forms part of Achieve together, a specialist provider supporting adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs.

Achieve together uses its Wheel of Engagement framework to consider identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence when planning support.

Adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs can access residential and supported living services through Choice Care. St Andrews is registered as a care home without nursing, with a focus on learning disabilities and younger adults.

Choice Care describes support shaped around each person’s life, including residential settings, supported living and specialist therapy.

A small residential setting in Titchfield, near Fareham, supports up to six autistic adults and people with learning disabilities at The Laurels. Daily support is shaped around individual circumstances and preferred ways of living, within a shared-home environment.

The home sits within Voyage Care’s wider care and supported living network. At this location, the resident profile and maximum size are clearly defined, helping families and…

White Hart House supports six adults aged 18 to 65 with complex learning and physical disabilities in a residential care setting. Single-occupancy bedrooms, en-suite facilities and accessible spaces are designed around the people living there.

Support includes complex health needs, access to local amenities and opportunities to take part in community life.

Hartwell Lodge Residential Home brings together residential and nursing care with respite, palliative and dementia support. Its registration covers older people, younger adults, dementia and learning disabilities.

The home supports both permanent residents and people needing a shorter stay, with visits available to explore daily life and care arrangements.

Bonhomie Sarisbury Green supports older people, adults with learning disabilities and people with mental health, physical disability or complex care needs. It is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of Saffronland Homes’ wider provision across several care settings.

The organisation’s care model centres on dignity, respect and support shaped around the individual, with families and advocates encouraged to take part in a circle…