Learning disability care homes in Kirklees

Willow View provides residential care and 24-hour support for adults with learning disabilities and associated complex needs. Its modern homes typically accommodate six to eight people, with spacious bedrooms and many en-suite facilities. Support is planned around personal needs, preferences and aspirations.

The service promotes independence through positive risk-taking, meaningful interaction and community opportunities.

People with learning disabilities, complex needs and behaviours that may challenge are supported through Langdale House’s specialist residential service. Its registration also covers older people, mental health, sensory impairment and younger adults, making the home relevant to referrals requiring a specialised social care setting.

Langdale House forms part of Cygnet’s wider health and social care provision, with person-centred support at its…

Fixby Lodge provides residential support for adults with learning difficulties and associated complex needs. Rooms are equipped around individual requirements, personal preferences and appropriate levels of sensory stimulation, helping residents shape their own living environment.

The home’s activity programme includes farm and horticultural projects, small animal care, swimming and hydrotherapy.

Holly Court forms part of Hollybank Trust’s wider provision for children, young people and adults with profound and multiple disabilities. The service combines residential care with therapies and enrichment activities, supporting people whose needs may include complex physical, sensory and communication requirements.

The organisation provides speech and language therapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and meaningful day services for adults…

St Anne's Community Services provides person-centred nursing care and wider support for older people, younger adults, people with learning disabilities and people with mental health needs. The organisation also delivers supported living, Shared Lives, outreach and domiciliary care across the North of England.

Its multi-disciplinary staff support people to live independently and pursue a fulfilled life, with services extending beyond nursing care…

Ashcroft Nursing Home provides specialist dementia, residential and respite care in Cleckheaton, with support tailored around each resident’s needs, preferences and personality. The home creates a choice-led daily routine, from group games and café catch-ups to creative activities, garden walks or quieter time indoors.

Before moving in, the team meets residents and families to build a personalised care plan, reviewing it as circumstances change.

Up to eight adults with learning disabilities, epilepsy, physical disabilities and behaviours of concern can receive residential support at Branwell Manor in Dewsbury. The home is registered for learning disabilities and younger adults, without nursing registration.

The small setting supports people with complex needs in a residential environment. Voyage Care describes flexible pathways across residential homes, supported living and community…

Carlton Autistic Care Centre provides residential care without nursing for people with learning disabilities and younger adults. Its registration identifies a care setting intended for these groups.

The centre’s available service details do not establish a specific activity programme, accommodation offer or specialist autism provision.

Residential support at Carlton Specialist Care Centre is designed for people on the autistic spectrum and adults with challenging behaviour, complex behavioural issues or health needs. The service also supports transition, rehabilitation, supported living and home care across different settings.

Its residential team specialises in autism and works to reduce isolation, support emotional regulation and develop independence.

Clarence House provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Its wider provider network focuses on helping people live fulfilling, independent lives in homes close to community services.

Individually tailored care planning supports residents’ goals, confidence and personal development. The service helps people pursue ambitions and build everyday independence through residential and supported living…

Compass Care supports adults with learning disabilities and autism through its South Park residential care home. The home has 10 beds and is intended for people with diverse learning disabilities and autism, including behaviours that challenge.

Alongside residential care, Compass Care operates supported living services, including a development in Linthwaite, Huddersfield.

Eight self-contained apartments give Fennell Court a defined residential setting for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The Dewsbury service is registered as a care home without nursing and supports people who need help living with greater structure and independence.

The home sits within Voyage Care’s wider supported living and care network, with support shaped around individual needs and daily life.