Learning disability care homes in Leeds

Beech Hall offers residential care for older people, including support for dementia, within Anchor’s care home services. The home can be considered for permanent care or a short break, with enquiries covering visits, pre-assessments, moving in and ongoing family involvement.

Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round before deciding, followed by a pre-assessment of care needs.

Cranmer Scheme forms part of Leeds Jewish Welfare Board’s care and community provision, with registered support for dementia and learning disabilities. The wider organisation also operates learning disability homes, in-home care and support for older people and families in North Leeds.

Its residential setting is connected with Jewish community provision, including kosher meals and arrangements for Jewish holidays, religious services and related…

Errol House provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and complex needs. The Wilf Ward Family Trust also operates respite and supported living services, with a focus on helping people live as independently as possible.

Most services support four or fewer people in shared households, using high staff-to-individual support ratios and 24-hour care where required.

Residential care at Fairfax Road supports older people, adults with learning disabilities and younger adults. The home is registered as a care home without nursing, with support shaped around individual needs, goals, preferences and values.

As part of Voyage Care, Fairfax Road can draw on support pathways for learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs.

Headingley Nursing Home provides nursing, dementia and complex care in a residential area of Leeds. The home supports people who need long-term accommodation, daily assistance or access to registered nurses for complex medical needs.

Its care model combines personalised support with activities and social connection. The home is a Victorian villa with modern facilities, located near Headingley Stadium and local shops, cafés and restaurants.

Hembrigg Park provides specialist residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other complex needs. The service is part of a wider care and support provider whose homes are designed to help people build routines, confidence and independence in their local community.

Residential care offers 24-hour specialist support in a structured home environment, while…

Kirklands provides residential care in Morley, Leeds, for adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs. The home is part of a wider support service for adults aged 18 and over, with care intended to help people build confidence, develop skills and live safely within their community.

Families and professionals can expect a structured residential setting with support shaped around the person’s level of independence and…

Kirkside House provides outcome-focused residential care for adults with learning disabilities, including people who may have behaviours that challenge and associated complex needs. The home offers a supported living environment where care is centred on the person rather than on a generic service model.

The service forms part of a wider specialist care organisation supporting adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs.

Adults with learning disabilities, including people with behaviours that challenge and associated complex needs, receive outcome-focused residential support at Kirkside Lodge. The service is registered as a care home without nursing and also lists support for mental health needs and sensory impairment.

Kirkside Lodge remains focused on structured assistance in daily life, within a wider organisation providing health and social care services for…

Leeds Jewish Welfare Board provides assisted living and residential support alongside community services for people across North Leeds. Its wider offer includes support for older people, adults with learning disabilities, families and people needing care at home. The organisation describes its services as open to everyone, regardless of religious affiliation.

Residential care, dementia care and short-term respite support are available at Lofthouse Grange and Lodge for older people and younger adults in Wakefield. Lofthouse Grange focuses on residential care, while the Lodge provides dementia care, with support shaped around individual needs, routines and preferences.

The home supports both longer stays and short breaks. Care is planned around dignity, independence and everyday wellbeing, with a…