Learning disability care homes in Havant

Sea Breeze provides specialist residential and assisted living support for eight adults aged 18 to 65 with learning and physical disabilities. The home supports people with complex health needs through trained staff, a focus on independence and encouragement to use local amenities and community resources.

All bedrooms are on the ground floor and have single occupancy with en suite facilities.

Residential care for adults with learning disabilities is the clearest role of Brendon Lodge within Dolphin Homes’ specialist provision across Hampshire and West Sussex. The local registration also covers older people and physical disabilities, with the setting registered as a care home without nursing.

Dolphin’s approach centres on equality, informed choice, independence and a meaningful presence in local communities.

Cornerleigh provides residential support for people with learning disabilities and physical disabilities. The home forms part of Achieve together, a specialist provider supporting adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs.

Support can connect daily care with planning around identity, wellbeing and independence. Achieve together also supports transitions from children’s services to adult life and moves from hospital into…

Dolphin Court supports people with learning disabilities in a residential care setting. Its registered scope covers learning-disability care, making the service relevant to people who need ongoing assistance with daily living and a settled residential environment. Families considering Dolphin Court can therefore focus on the person’s support needs, preferred routines and level of independence when discussing whether the setting is appropriate.

Specialist residential care at Fairlea supports younger adults with learning disabilities and associated needs. The home is part of a family-run provider whose wider services include residential care, supported living and specialist nursing care for people with complex requirements.

The organisation promotes independence, informed choice and meaningful participation in local communities.

Residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment is available at Hill Lodge in Havant. The home is part of Dolphin Homes, whose wider services include assisted living and supported living for adults with learning disabilities and physical disabilities.

The provider focuses on helping people build independence and maintain a meaningful presence in local communities.

Supporting six adults aged 18 to 65 with learning difficulties and complex behaviour, Myrtle Cottage provides a small residential setting in Emsworth. Trained staff proactively support complex behaviours, while residents are encouraged to work towards identified outcomes and take part in community life.

The house has single-occupancy bedrooms personalised to individual tastes and preferences, plus a large garden for exploring.

Orchard Lodge supports six adults with learning difficulties and associated needs, including people with physical disabilities. The home provides specialist residential and assisted living support for adults aged 18 to 65, with an emphasis on independence and participation in local life.

Residents are encouraged to use nearby facilities and resources, with Havant town centre within a short walk.

Royal Mencap Society supports people with learning disabilities in a residential care setting. Its work forms part of Mencap’s wider support for people with a learning disability, as well as their families and carers, with a focus on helping people live their lives to the full.

The organisation also offers practical information and support around social care, health and housing, helping families and professionals understand related choices.

The Oaks supports eight adults with learning and physical disabilities in a quiet residential setting near Havant. Its registered scope also includes older people and sensory impairment, while the provider offers residential care and supported living for adults with complex needs across Hampshire and West Sussex.

Support is outcomes-focused and involves each person in decisions about their care, with an emphasis on independence and a meaningful…

Winston Lodge provides residential care and specialist support for people with learning disabilities, autism, complex physical needs and mental health needs in Hampshire. Its wider organisation also supports people moving from children’s to adult services and those transitioning from hospital care.

A nurse-led team contributes clinical guidance, training and hands-on support, helping shape care for people with higher support needs.

A small community-based home for seven people with learning disabilities, Hart Plain Care supports adults aged 18 to 65 and over. Care is centred on assessed needs, personal rights, privacy and resident-led support.

Residents can control personal spaces and routines, with locks on bedrooms and storage, private communication and places to spend time alone or with others.

Stonecroft supports young adults and children with learning disabilities through residential care, day services and respite provision. Its wider service is designed around independence, employment and life skills, with weekly programmes combining enjoyable and challenging activities to meet individual targets.

Before someone begins using a service, Stonecroft invites them and their family to tour the building and meet the service manager.