Learning disability care homes in Malvern Hills

Brookview Neurological Centre-Inspire Neurocare provides specialist neurorehabilitation, neurological nursing and long-term complex care for adults. The Worcester service supports people recovering from brain or spinal injury or stroke, as well as people living with progressive neurological conditions or dementia.

Its multidisciplinary team includes rehabilitation therapists, nurses, neuropsychologists and care assistants, working through…

Hamilton House provides residential support for six adults who are autistic or have a learning disability. The home is in Leigh Sinton, Worcestershire, on a quiet rural road and is designed to support people towards healthy, happy and more independent lives.

The service forms part of Priory’s wider care provision and focuses on individual wellbeing within a safe residential setting.

The Avenue Care Home provides round-the-clock residential care, respite care and day care in Malvern for adults with mental ill health, learning difficulties, acquired brain injuries and older-age needs. Its care plans are intended to balance support with privacy, personal choice and involvement in decisions. Day care can cover a few hours or a full day, with activities, companionship and individual support available.

Adults with learning disabilities and complex needs receive residential support through The Oaks and its wider Autonomy Life service in Worcestershire. The organisation also provides domiciliary care and supported living in people’s own homes and communities.

Support is shaped around individual voice, strengths and outcomes, with behaviour management strategies used to help residents take part in leisure activities.

Adults with learning disabilities and complex support needs can receive individualised residential support at Woodbury View. Care is organised around personal assessment, wellbeing, desired outcomes and changing levels of independence. The wider service also supports people moving from hospital or progressing towards more independent living.

Residents can take part in household activities such as cooking and cleaning, personalise their rooms and…

Howbury House Resource Centre is registered as a residential care home without nursing, with a scope covering dementia, older people, learning disabilities and physical disabilities. It sits within a wider social care context serving adults who may need information, support and local signposting.

The available service material does not set out a detailed programme of care, facilities or admission arrangements for this specific home.

Options Bredon House supports younger adults with learning disabilities in a residential care setting, with the wider Options Autism approach focused on autism, complex needs and individual development. Its care registration covers learning disabilities and younger adults.

Support is shaped around each person’s abilities, needs and goals, combining an individualised curriculum with work on independence, social skills and emotional resilience.