Learning disability care homes in Newcastle-under-Lyme

Choices Housing Association Limited provides care, supported housing and retirement living for people who want help while maintaining independence. Its services include learning disability care, care at home and retirement living for people over 55, with housing options ranging from individual apartments to shared houses.

On-site support staff are available 24 hours a day, and the organisation combines housing expertise with care to meet changing…

Choices Housing Association Limited provides care and supported housing, including retirement living and accommodation for people with learning disabilities. Its housing options are designed for individuals who want to live more independently, with care and support matched to their lifestyle and needs.

The wider organisation offers on-site support staff available 24 hours a day, alongside housing choices that include individual apartments or…

Kidsgrove Care Solutions supports adults with learning disabilities and younger adults through residential accommodation, short stays and day opportunities. Its strength-based approach focuses on independence, choice, inclusion and developing personal goals, with support adjusted around each member.

The Arbour Street residential bungalow includes a living area and kitchen, while the short-stay bungalow has adapted facilities and accessible entry.

Peacock Hay supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities in a residential care setting. Its registered scope covers learning disabilities and younger adults, while the wider Voyage Care network also works with autistic people and people with complex needs.

Support is shaped around individual needs, goals and preferences, with residential, supported living and community settings available across the wider organisation.

Willow Brook Respite at Douglas Road provides residential respite support within a registered care-home setting. Its scope includes support for people with dementia, learning disabilities and mental health needs, with physical disabilities and sensory impairment also covered by the registered service.

The service is relevant to adults and younger people whose support needs require a residential setting rather than community-only assistance.

Supported housing, care and retirement living are central to Choices, with The Lodge serving people who need residential support in Newcastle-under-Lyme. Its wider organisation works with older people and people with learning disabilities, offering housing designed to support independence.

Choices combines accommodation with on-site support, care and assistance, including teams available 24 hours a day.

Phoenix House provides residential care and personal support for people with autism, learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex conditions. Its large house is designed for people with sensory modulation difficulties and potentially challenging presentations, with a stated emphasis on capabilities, choice and independence.

The home has three self-contained areas, known as Dove, Robin and Bluebird, plus a further space called Swan that…