Learning disability care homes in Middlesbrough

Woodlands in Acklam, Middlesbrough, is a Headway-accredited brain injury care home for up to fourteen adults after acquired brain injury. It forms part of Voyage Care’s specialist support network, whose wider services include residential homes, supported living and community support.

The home offers residential support for people with complex needs, with care shaped around individual circumstances, values and preferences.

Aster Care supports adults through residential and general nursing care, including younger adults and people with complex care needs. Its nursing service includes continuous clinical monitoring and support tailored to individual medical needs.

The home also offers respite and palliative care, with structured routines, activities and daily living assistance.

Residential support at Cinnamon House is registered for people with learning disabilities. The home is recorded as a care home without nursing, with learning disability listed within its supported care scope.

Its confirmed role is accommodation with ongoing residential support for people with learning disabilities. The available business material does not establish a detailed branch-specific service range, staffing model, facilities or…

Hemlington Hall supports younger adults with learning disabilities and complex needs through residential care designed around individual goals, preferences and values. Its specialist provision sits within Voyage Care’s wider range of supported living, community and home-based support, although the home itself is registered for learning disabilities and younger adults.

The approach focuses on person-centred support, helping residents build…

Low Lane House supports adults with learning disabilities and associated complex needs through residential care and 24-hour support. Its stated scope includes autism, challenging behaviour and epilepsy, alongside communication and mental health support needs. The homes are modern, spacious houses that typically accommodate six to eight people, with individual bedrooms.

Support is planned around personal needs, preferences and aspirations, using…

Ransdale House provides residential care and support for younger adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities, sensory impairment or other complex requirements. Its service is designed around person-led support, with the wider organisation also supporting autism, acquired brain injuries and additional needs.

A nurse-led team brings clinical guidance, training and competency assessment into care planning, while…

Riverside & Roseberry Lodge provides supported residential care for up to 13 adults with learning disabilities and associated complex needs. The service offers self-contained apartments and support designed to help residents develop and maintain the level of independence that suits them.

Its wider support model covers people with autism, brain injuries and other complex needs across residential, supported living and community settings.

St Anne's Community Services supports people with learning disabilities through residential care and wider social-care services across the North of England. The charity also provides supported living, Shared Lives, nursing care, outreach and domiciliary care for people with varied support needs.

Its stated focus is helping people lead independent and fulfilled lives, with multi-disciplinary staff providing care and support.

Windermere Grange Care Home supports older people with complex and enduring health needs, including dementia and learning disabilities. Its purpose-built home in Linthorpe has spacious accommodation, decorated rooms and relaxing gardens for daily living.

The service takes time to understand each resident’s life story, priorities and aspirations. Residents can join activities, maintain household responsibilities such as cleaning or laundry if they…

Delamere Lodge provides residential, nursing and specialist dementia care for older people and adults with physical, learning or sensory disabilities. Support can range from help with everyday activities to 24-hour nursing or one-to-one care, with care plans shaped around each resident’s wishes and changing needs.

Families are encouraged to take part in planning, while residents can use comfortable living spaces, gardens, nutritious meals and…