Learning disability care homes in Peterborough

Acacia House caters for adults with complex care and support needs, including people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and younger adults. It forms part of Lifeways’ residential care and supported living services for people who need structured assistance.

Lifeways describes assessments based on individual needs and desired outcomes, with support reviewed as circumstances change and, where possible, directed towards greater…

Residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities is available at Fletton Avenue. The service sits within Consensus, which supports people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs through residential and supported living services.

Consensus describes referrals shaped around each person’s needs and aspirations, with families and professionals involved in finding suitable support.

Lyons Gardens provides specialist respite care in Glinton, Peterborough, for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The facility also provides housing and is registered as a residential care home without nursing.

Its respite service is suited to adults whose families or usual carers need temporary support. The accommodation is intended for people with substantial support needs, including profound and multiple disabilities…

Ontario Court provides residential care and supported living for autistic adults, adults with learning disabilities and people with other complex needs. The service combines support teams with an in-house multidisciplinary Clinical Support Team.

That team brings together specialist professionals to provide person-centred, holistic support, including therapeutic and behavioural input around individual needs.

Residential and supported living services from SENSE help disabled adults, including people with complex needs, learning disabilities and sensory impairment. The wider offer includes day services, community support and accessible activities, with support shaped around how each person wants to take part in life.

Arts, sport and wellbeing activities provide routes to confidence, friendship and skill-building.

SENSE at 38 Redgate Court provides residential care for older people, younger adults and disabled people with complex needs. Sense’s wider services include residential and supported living care, day services, community support and accessible activities for disabled adults. The organisation supports people to take part in life in their own way, with options spanning arts, sports, wellbeing and practical day-to-day support.

SENSE at Newton Court is a residential care home for people with learning disabilities and sensory impairment. It forms part of Sense, which supports disabled people with complex needs through residential care, supported living, day services and accessible activities.

The wider organisation also provides arts, sports and wellbeing opportunities, alongside support for adults and younger people.

Taigh Aisling forms part of Kisimul’s residential provision for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its support is built around the Meaningful Life Model, a person-centred plan intended to connect individual goals and aspirations with day-to-day support.

The wider service combines residential care with therapeutic services, education and specialist team input.

Residential support for people with autism and learning disabilities sits within Kisimul’s specialist provision at Tigh Calman. The wider service combines residential care with therapeutic services and education for children and young adults.

Kisimul’s Meaningful Life Model uses bespoke plans to connect individual goals with person-centred support and therapeutic input.