Learning disability care homes in Medway

Five adults with learning disabilities, autism and associated complex needs can receive residential support at 351 Maidstone Road. The service can support people who present challenging behaviours, have some mobility needs or are moving from school after a placement breakdown.

Care pathways are tailored to individual circumstances, values and preferences within a small registered home setting.

Supporting up to six adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs, 579 Maidstone Road is a specialist autism home in Gillingham. The setting offers residential support for people whose needs may include autism, learning disability, mental health, physical disability or sensory impairment.

Support is tailored to individual circumstances and forms part of a wider range of care and community options.

Frindsbury House supports 23 residents with learning and physical disabilities in a large detached Edwardian house near Wainscott. Adapted accommodation includes bedrooms on both floors, many with en-suite facilities, within a relaxed domestic setting.

Residents have personalised leisure and wellbeing plans that may include music therapy, speech and language therapy, aromatherapy and sensory suites.

Grace Manor Care Centre supports adults with residential and nursing care, including people living with dementia, recovering after an operation or stroke, or needing palliative and end-of-life care. Personal care plans are written with residents and families, then reviewed as needs change.

The home combines private bedrooms with lounges, a bright dining room, landscaped gardens and a secure patio.

Millstream House supports people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs through Voyage Care’s residential provision. The wider provider also works through supported living, people’s own homes and community settings, offering different routes as needs change.

Support is tailored around individual goals, values, preferences and circumstances, with pathways that include autism support and brain injury rehabilitation.

Support at Orchard View centres on adults with learning disabilities and other complex needs, within a residential setting registered for learning disability care. The wider organisation also supports autistic people and people moving between children’s and adult services.

Its Wheel of Engagement considers identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence when shaping support.

Adults with learning disabilities can receive specialist residential support at Rochester House through Achieve together’s person-centred framework. The wider organisation also supports autistic people and people with complex needs, including acquired brain injuries, mental health needs, deafness and hearing loss.

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Rose House provides assisted living and residential care for older people and adults with dementia, learning disabilities or physical disabilities. It is registered as a care home without nursing, with the stated care scope covering those four groups.

The home forms part of Eleanor Healthcare Group, whose wider services include care homes, home care, supported living and day centres.

Up to six adults with learning disabilities, autism and epilepsy can be supported at Sir Evelyn Road in Rochester. The home also supports people with cerebral palsy and behaviours that may challenge, making it a small residential setting for adults with complex needs.

Voyage Care shapes support around individual needs and offers wider pathways including supported living, community support and flexible care.

The Kent Autistic Trust supports autistic young people and adults through registered residential care, day and resource centres and community support. The Trust is registered to provide care for people with learning disabilities and has worked with autistic individuals and their families since 1989.

Support is personalised, with opportunities to develop skills, take appropriate risks and build greater independence.