Learning disability care homes in Liverpool

Mayfield Court provides specialist residential care and personal support for adults aged 18 and over with complex physical and neurological disorders. It supports both male and female residents, including people requiring medium or high packages of specialist residential care.

The home offers six self-contained flats with fitted kitchens and en-suite facilities, alongside private bedrooms and care plans that record residents’ needs, views and…

Minshull House provides residential and assisted living support for people with learning disabilities, with a particular focus on autistic people. It is registered as a care home without nursing and offers a setting where individual routines and support needs can be accommodated. The service forms part of Autism Initiatives, a charity providing specialist autism services for children and adults.

16 Crompton Street provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The home forms part of Potens’ specialist network for people with complex needs.

Support is based on assessed need and can range from several hours each week to 24-hour care. Services may be delivered in residential settings, people’s homes or the community, with the aim of developing skills, confidence and independence.

Supportive residential care at St Domingo House is designed for adults aged 18 or over with a primary learning disability. Gracefield Health Care Limited helps residents pursue personal goals, participate as active citizens and build connections within the home and wider community.

Residents, relatives and advocates can take part in the care process. Individual assessments consider physical, psychological and social needs, while the service can…

Kavanagh Place delivers nurse-led complex care in Liverpool for adults with learning disability, mental health, physical disability or neurological needs. The home’s specialist scope includes Huntington’s disease, brain injury and dementia care.

A multidisciplinary approach brings together positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and occupational therapy for people with complex and co-occurring needs.

Lilac Cottage supports vulnerable people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex support requirements through residential, supported living, respite and domiciliary care. Its transition service is aimed at young adults aged 16 to 24, alongside intensive support for adults aged 18 to 65.

Support can cover daily living, social, educational, vocational and recreational goals.

Up to eight adults with learning disabilities and complex needs can live at Tate Lodge in Norris Green. The registered scope also covers mental health, physical disabilities, younger adults and substance misuse, with published support extending to autism and behaviours of concern.

As part of Voyage Care, Tate Lodge provides flexible support in a registered residential setting.

Cherry Cottage supports younger adults and adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex support requirements. Its services include residential care, supported living and respite, with transition support for people aged 16 to 24 and intensive support for adults aged 18 to 65.

Accommodation may be single or shared, and living spaces can be altered to suit each occupant’s needs and preferences.

Laburnum Cottage forms part of a social care service offering residential, supported living, respite and domiciliary support for people with complex needs. Its transition pathway supports young people aged 16 to 24, while intensive support is available for adults aged 18 to 65.

Support can include single or shared accommodation and assistance with daily tasks, with plans shaped around social, educational and vocational goals.

Rockfield House provides residential care without nursing for older people and adults with learning disabilities, mental health conditions, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. It also supports autistic people and younger adults, with a focus on helping residents develop independence and essential life skills.

The home forms part of Mental Health Care UK’s residential services, which include single-person and group living arrangements.