Learning disability care homes in North East Lincolnshire

Residential care at Abbey House is for younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities who need a supported home without nursing care. The home is registered for care for learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults, within Linkage Community Trust’s wider care provision.

Residents can access care alongside community-based support, day services, employability and specialist education through the organisation’s…

The Old Vicarage provides specialist residential care for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex physical or mental health needs. Home From Home Care creates bespoke care services and supports adults aged 18 and over across its specialist homes and integration services in Greater Lincolnshire.

Support is designed around each person’s needs, with the aim of enabling residents to live as fully and independently as possible.

Amber House offers supported living accommodation for women with mental health needs, learning disabilities and complex care needs. The home has five bedrooms, two lounge areas and a summer house, while nearby shops provide access to everyday amenities and the wider community.

Carmand’s support includes psychological assessment, mental health monitoring, risk assessments and independent living skills.

Residential care and community supported living from Linkage support people with learning disabilities across its wider care network. Bellamy's Cottage is a residential care home within this service, operated by the not-for-profit Linkage Community Trust.

Linkage also provides day services, employability support, sensory outreach and specialist further education for people with learning disabilities and autistic people.

Ferriby Lane provides residential care accommodation for younger adults and children with learning disabilities. The home forms part of Linkage Care’s wider support offer, which includes residential care, community supported living and outreach services across Greater Lincolnshire.

Linkage Care creates bespoke care packages around each person’s needs, with support intended to promote independence, wellbeing and participation.

Pelham supports younger adults with learning and physical disabilities through residential care. It forms part of Linkage Community Trust, a registered charity supporting people with learning disabilities and autism through care, day services and employability support.

The wider Linkage Care offer includes residential care and community supported living, with bespoke care packages designed around individual needs.

Supported living accommodation at Topaz House is designed for people with mental health needs, learning disabilities and complex care needs. The four-bedroom house includes a communal lounge and dedicated games room for relaxation, socialising and recreation.

Residents have access to local shops, amenities and the seafront, as the house sits between the town centre and beach.

Kirklees supports older people and younger adults in a residential setting within PrimeLife’s wider care network. Its registered scope includes older people, learning disabilities and mental health, with care delivered without nursing.

PrimeLife provides residential, respite and dementia care across its homes, alongside support for physical disabilities and sensory or cognitive impairment.