Learning disability care homes in Luton

135 Tennyson Road provides residential support for people with learning disabilities in a home registered for this care. It sits within a wider housing and support service for disabled people, including people with complex needs or behaviours that require structured assistance.

The provider’s model combines accommodation with housing support and positive behaviour support, helping residents live in a safe home while receiving assistance suited to…

Hope Lodge provides residential care and support to three adults with learning disabilities associated with autistic spectrum disorder. The home offers 24-hour care and support, with individual bedrooms and shared lounge, dining and domestic-style kitchen facilities.

Residents can access Luton Town Centre, including shops, restaurants and the cinema, with bus and train services nearby.

Mulberry House provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities and younger adults. The wider Complete Care Services organisation also supports people with mental health issues, autism and complex needs through residential and supported living services. Mulberry House is identified as a residential service within that organisation.

Rose Court supports 11 adults in Luton, including autistic people and individuals with a learning disability. The residential service is intended for adults who need structured support while developing independence and participating in everyday life.

Its branch-specific description focuses on autism and learning disability, although the registered scope also includes physical disabilities and mental health.

Luton Council Respite and Shared Lives Service is registered as a care home without nursing and is associated with respite and shared-lives support. Its registered scope includes older people, adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities and younger adults.

The service sits within Luton’s wider health and social care provision. The clearest practical focus comes from its name, which points towards temporary…

Learning disability support for younger adults is the focus at Georgina House, a residential care home registered for people with learning disabilities. The home forms part of Priory’s wider care network and sits within its residential services.

Priory’s broader provision includes residential support, private assessments and therapy, but Georgina House’s relevant service is residential care for younger adults with learning disability needs.

Alicia Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing and residential care for adults and older people, including people living with dementia, physical disabilities, learning disabilities and mental health needs. Care is arranged across separate units, with individual needs supported by nursing and care staff.

The home offers a day centre with recreational and daily living activities, plus outings and holidays where requested.