Learning disability care homes in Gloucester

Abbeymead Lodge supports adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other complex needs. Rehability UK’s service model includes round-the-clock care, social support and planned visits, with help available in housing and community settings.

Support is designed around everyday independence, including new activities, work opportunities and changes to the home environment that make life more comfortable.

Stroud Lodge supports younger adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs through a residential setting shaped around individual lives. It forms part of Choice Care’s wider residential and supported living services, with support based on each person’s preferences, aspirations and daily needs.

The organisation’s specialist support team can assist with referrals, therapy and the practical decisions involved in choosing a home.

Fern Croft provides long- and short-term individual care for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, mental health needs and behaviours considered challenging to others. The home is part of New Beginnings, a family-run group of individual homes around Gloucester.

Fern Croft is a restored Victorian detached house with seven bedrooms, peaceful gardens and modern amenities.

Jasper Lodge provides 24-hour residential support for adults with autism and associated complex needs. Its service is designed around personal choice, independence and involvement, with care plans adapted to each individual rather than delivered as a standard package.

The setting includes single-bedroom properties and self-contained flats for people who may not settle in multi-occupancy accommodation or require higher levels of support.

Learning disability residential care is the starting point at Springfield House, supporting younger adults and children within Choice Care’s wider residential and supported living services. The organisation also works with autistic people, adults with mental health conditions and associated needs.

Choice Care begins by considering the person’s life, preferences and desired future, then shapes support around those priorities.

Residential support at The Cedars is designed for up to nine adults with a learning disability, including people on the autism spectrum, those with communication difficulties or mild to moderate behaviours that challenge. The home can also support people with epilepsy and is registered to care for older and younger adults, dementia, mental health needs and physical disabilities.

The setting is in Kingsholm, within walking distance of Gloucester…