Learning disability care homes in North Somerset

Acer House Care Home provides residential and dementia care in Weston-super-Mare, with respite care also available. The home is part of Avery Healthcare and supports residents through personalised care, daily activities, meals and opportunities to spend time with family.

Life at Acer House is built around residents’ interests, passions and histories, with activities designed to create meaningful moments and social opportunities.

Residential support at Cherrywood House is designed for 11 adults on the autism spectrum or with a learning disability. The home also supports older people and younger adults, with care registered for people with learning disabilities. Set in its own grounds surrounded by woodland, it offers a quiet setting within easy reach of the beach and local amenities.

Support is focused on individual wishes and goals, with the team providing enough help…

Residential and supported living services at Consensus Support Services Limited are for adults with learning disabilities, autism, complex needs and Prader-Willi syndrome. The organisation works with individuals, families and professionals to identify support suited to personal needs and aspirations.

Its services include residential care and supported living, with support intended to help people live fulfilling lives and develop opportunities to…

Granada House supports people who need residential, respite or dementia care, with services shaped around individual preferences, routines and independence. Residential care includes help with personal care, medication and daily living, while dementia support is delivered at home through private care services focused on emotional support and maintaining familiar routines.

Respite care offers short-term support in a person’s own home when their…

Specialist residential support at Hilltop is designed for younger adults and people with learning disabilities, autism or additional complex needs. Support focuses on identity, wellbeing, relationships and independence, with personal goals shaping everyday care.

The service can help with life skills, confidence, community participation and transitions from children’s to adult services.

Miller Farm provides accommodation-based and residential services for adults with learning disabilities, alongside wider support through the Freeways charity. The service is designed for people who need help with daily living in a supported home rather than a conventional care setting.

Freeways also offers supported living homes, community support, centre-based support, hydrotherapy and other accommodation solutions.

Quantock House supports disabled people through residential care, including people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. It is part of Leonard Cheshire, whose wider offer includes care accommodation and supported living for people with complex needs.

The organisation aims to help disabled people live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

The Rambles Care Home supports people with learning disabilities in a residential setting in Backwell. The registered service is a care home without nursing, while Brandon Trust also works with autistic people and individuals with complex needs across its wider support network.

Its broader model includes supported living, outreach, short breaks and employment opportunities.

Support for people with learning disabilities is the clearest focus at The Willows Nursing home, a registered care home with nursing in Weston Super Mare. Its wider organisation works with children, young people and adults across Southern England, including people with autism and complex needs.

Support is shaped around individual goals, preferences and aspirations. Across the organisation, services include supported living and outreach, with…

Lyndhurst Park Nursing Home provides nursing care in a small, family-run setting close to Weston-super-Mare seafront. Prospective residents are individually assessed by the matron or a senior nurse, allowing the home to match the level of nursing care and specialist equipment to each person’s needs.

Most bedrooms have en-suite facilities, with nurse-call systems in bedrooms and bathrooms.