Learning disability care homes in Leicester

Residential support for younger adults is the clearest focus at The Chantry, with care registered for learning disabilities and mental health needs. Its assisted living and residential categories indicate accommodation-based support for people who need help in daily life.

The Chantry is in Leicester and is registered as a care home without nursing. The available detail does not establish respite care, clinical services or particular facilities,…

Aaron Court provides residential and nursing care for older people, people living with dementia, learning disabilities or physical disabilities, and younger adults. Its care model is part of Abbey Healthcare’s wider provision of residential, nursing, dementia and respite care.

Daily life includes activities and trips tailored to residents’ interests, while meals can reflect allergies, dietary requirements and personal preferences.

Alston House supports older people and adults with complex needs through residential and dementia care, with respite also available. Care plans are developed with residents, families and healthcare professionals, reflecting routines, dietary requirements and personal preferences.

The home has en-suite rooms, accessible gardens and social spaces. Residents can join arts and crafts, exercise sessions and outings, with a minibus for planned outdoor…

Aylestone provides specialist residential support in Leicester for adults with autism, learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex health requirements. The service is intended to bring structured support into everyday life while helping people feel settled, connected and more independent.

Its wider organisation offers residential care, supported living and complex nursing services across England and Wales.

Adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs or age-related support requirements can receive residential care at Clarendon Beechlands. The home forms part of PrimeLife’s wider provision, which offers support intended to maintain independence, engagement and quality of life.

Residents receive care and support in a comfortable living environment, with assistance available around the clock.

Five Rivers Living Residential Home provides purpose-built residential care for up to 50 older people, with personal care, nursing support and specialist support for dementia and physical disabilities. Care plans are drawn up from assessed needs and risks, then reviewed when requirements change.

A daily activity programme supports social and physical wellbeing, while end-of-life care considers cultural, religious, physical and emotional needs.

Dementia-specialising care forms part of George Hythe House’s residential provision for older people in Leicester. The home also supports people with physical disabilities and learning disabilities, within a wider group offering residential, respite and day care.

Individual care plans reflect each resident’s wishes, preferences and physical, emotional and social needs.

An eight-bedroom Leicester home, Lutterworth View supports adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs through residential care. Its setting combines shared living with support for everyday achievements, confidence and independence.

The wider organisation also provides supported living and specialist nursing services, but this location is presented as a residential home.

Marston Court provides 24-hour residential care for people with learning disabilities, mental health conditions and complex needs in Leicester. The home also supports people on a dementia care pathway and can offer both short stays and long-term placements, including respite for carers who need time away.

Its two-storey setting has large lounges and dining areas, two gardens and an annex with five en-suite bedrooms for people being supported…

Mere Lodge supports adults with mental health conditions, learning disabilities and associated complex needs in a residential setting. Its care packages are outcome-driven, shaped around each person’s goals and wishes, with support for medical and therapeutic needs.

The home is one of two neighbouring Victorian terrace houses in Highfields, Leicester, with four bedrooms, communal living areas and a courtyard.

Skelton Court provides residential care and support for adults aged 18 or over with learning disabilities and complex or high needs, including dementia. Its 15 en-suite bedrooms are intended for people who need a supported home while working towards as much independence as possible.

Support plans are developed with residents, families, carers and health professionals, and the level of help can range from day-to-day support to 24-hour care.