Learning disability care homes in North Lincolnshire

Options Watermill Lodge provides residential care without nursing for younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Its registration covers learning disabilities and younger adults, while the wider Options Autism organisation supports autistic children and young people with complex needs.

The provider also delivers individualised education and support designed around abilities, goals and development, but those specialist school services…

Options Applegate House supports children and young people with autism, learning difficulties and complex needs through specialist education and care. Its individualised approach considers each pupil’s abilities, needs and aspirations, with a bespoke curriculum designed to support learning, independence and emotional resilience.

Small classes typically contain no more than six to eight pupils, supported by at least one qualified teacher and one…

Options Roxby House supports children and young people with autism, learning difficulties and complex needs through specialist education and residential care provision. Its registered scope includes learning disabilities, younger adults and children, with individualised learning and support shaped around each pupil’s abilities, needs and goals.

The Options Autism approach combines academic learning with work on social skills, emotional…

Options Watermill House provides residential care for younger adults with learning disabilities. Its registered scope covers learning disabilities and younger adults, while the wider Options Autism organisation supports autistic children and young people with additional learning difficulties and complex needs.

Options Autism uses individualised education, bespoke curricula and small classes, supported by specialist clinical input across its wider…

Adults with learning disabilities, autism and associated complex needs receive residential support at Barton House. The service is part of Voyage Care, whose wider options include residential homes, supported living, community support and flexible pathways for complex circumstances.

Support is organised around each person’s needs, values and preferences, with the aim of building independence, connection and a fulfilling daily life.

Residential nursing care for older people, younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities is part of Lowfield House Nursing Home’s care setting. The home belongs to PrimeLife, whose services include residential care, nursing care, respite care and support for dementia and mental health needs.

PrimeLife describes accommodation with personal care, meals and continuing support, alongside care for elderly people and younger adults…

Options Thorpe House provides specialist residential support for children and young people with autism, learning difficulties and complex needs. Its registered scope includes learning disabilities, younger adults and children, while the wider Options Autism service combines education, care and clinical support.

Individualised provision is shaped around each person’s abilities, needs and goals, with a bespoke curriculum and an ongoing focus on…

The Birches provides accommodation and tailored support for people living with learning disabilities and related support needs. Its accessible residential setting includes four bungalows and two flats, creating a home for up to 31 people aged 18 and over.

Support is shaped around each person’s needs, interests and goals, with HICA working closely with residents to provide individual assistance in a nurturing environment.

Short stays, convalescence and longer-term residential support are covered by The Manor House’s care offer for older people. The home is listed as an assisted living and residential care setting, while PrimeLife also provides residential nursing services across its wider care provision.

Residents receive personal care, meals and support in a setting designed around individual needs, with care available around the clock.

The Mount provides residential care without nursing for older people, people with learning disabilities and younger adults. Support is available around the clock, with care tailored to individual needs in a residential setting.

PrimeLife provides information about residential and residential nursing care, care-home costs and NHS Continuing Healthcare.

Westbridge House Rehabilitation Unit provides 22-bed residential rehabilitation for adults with varying degrees of mental health difficulty. Its open-door setting encourages residents to develop daily living skills and work towards greater independence in the community.

Residents can help with household routines such as cooking and shopping, with risk assessments reflecting individual abilities and limitations.

The Willows supports older people and younger adults with residential care, including people living with dementia or learning disabilities. It is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of ADL, a specialist residential and nursing care provider.

The organisation supports age-related issues, mental health problems and specialist needs such as Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and Parkinson’s disease.

Dragonby Road supports people with learning disabilities and intensive specialist needs, including autistic people who may experience communication differences, sensory processing needs or behaviours that challenge. The service combines education, care and consultant-led clinical leadership, with Positive Behaviour Support central to its model.

Multidisciplinary teams support communication, sensory regulation and emotional wellbeing alongside…