Learning disability care homes in Folkestone and Hythe

Blythson Limited supports people with learning disabilities, moderate to severe complex needs and difficulties with behaviour through small-group residential care and supported living. Its residential homes each support three people in Folkestone, creating a setting for intensive assistance.

The service assesses behaviour using records, interviews with the person and family, input from health professionals and person-centred plans.

Blythson Limited runs small-group residential care services in Folkestone for people with moderate to severe learning disabilities and complex needs. Each home accommodates three people, with support designed for residents who need intensive assistance and may experience challenging behaviour.

Its approach begins with assessment, including records review and discussions with the person, family and relevant professionals.

Eden Cottage provides residential support for three women who are autistic or have a learning disability. The home is in Dymchurch Village, within a private residential estate near the seafront, and is designed to promote independence in a homely setting. The service can also support women with communication difficulties, epilepsy and physical disabilities.

Support is focused on helping residents develop a sense of belonging while receiving…

Finn Farm Lodge provides residential support for five males and females with Prader-Willi syndrome. The Folkestone service supports people to maintain a healthy lifestyle and develop as much independence as possible, and can also support people who are autistic.

The home is set on a private housing estate near the town centre and beach. Its small resident group gives the service a focused setting for people with PWS, while Priory’s wider…

Homeleigh Farm provides residential support for six males with learning disabilities in a semi-rural setting in Romney Marsh, Kent. The service is registered for learning disabilities, mental health, younger adults and eating disorders, with support aimed at helping residents develop skills and control over their lives.

The home sits off a main road and is surrounded by four acres of countryside.

Residential support is available at Laburnum House for six men and women with a primary learning disability diagnosis, including autistic people and those with Prader-Willi syndrome. The home is arranged as a small service on a residential street near Folkestone town centre.

Support helps residents make choices about their care, identify personal goals and live with as much independence as possible.

Six male residents with a learning disability or autism receive residential support at Maple House in Folkestone. The home is designed around individual choices, helping residents have a safe, homely environment where they can influence the support they receive.

Set on a quiet street near the town centre, Maple House provides a local residential setting rather than a hospital-based service.

May Lodge supports people with learning disabilities and complex needs through residential care and specialist adult services. CareTech’s wider offer includes supported living and other tailored support for adults who need help with independence, inclusion and everyday wellbeing.

Support is personalised around individual needs and aspirations. Staff complete an approved induction programme and continue with annual training, while the organisation…

The John Southland and Mary Barnes rooms at Old School House are available to hire for meetings, classes and local activities. The restored Victorian school building also houses a museum and heritage collection, creating a distinctive setting for community use in New Romney.

The collection includes school records, photographs, local history and artefacts, with themed exhibitions staged during the year.

Supporting six males and females with a learning disability or autism, Ravenlea provides residential care in Folkestone. The service sits on a residential street near the town centre and offers a homely setting for people working towards a more fulfilling and independent future.

Person-centred touches shape everyday support around individual needs, with the aim of helping residents reach their potential and live as independently as possible.

Richardson Court provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities and other complex needs. CareTech’s adult services are designed around tailored support, independence and inclusion, with environments intended to help residents build confidence and everyday skills. The service can work with families, carers and local authorities to shape an individual pathway.