Learning disability care homes in Rother

Carricks Brook supports 12 residents with autism and behaviours of concern in a rural residential care home on the edge of Dallington. The setting includes 12 en-suite bedrooms, bright communal areas and a high ratio of specialist-trained support staff.

Support is tailored to individual communication preferences and may use Positive Behaviour Support, Picture Exchange Communication System or Social Stories.

Frinton House provides residential support for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The home is designed to give residents independence and freedom through their own space, while Consensus support is tailored to individual needs and aspirations.

Its wider service model includes residential and supported living pathways, with information for professionals, families and the people receiving support.

For older people and adults with physical disabilities or sensory impairment, Abbey House Residential Care Home provides day-to-day residential support in Bexhill-on-Sea. Care is planned around individual needs, hopes and personal standards, helping residents settle into a homely setting.

The property has 23 individually styled bedrooms, en-suite facilities, two lounges, a dining area and a private garden.

Residential care in Rye is the service associated with Camber Lodge, supporting older people, people with learning disabilities and younger adults. The provider’s wider specialist work covers learning disabilities and mental health conditions including dementia, autism and schizophrenia.

Arcare also operates an activity hub with education, fitness, health and skills-based facilities, while its wider portfolio includes specialist accommodation…

Elizabeth Court Rest Home provides residential and dementia care in a 16th-century building in Bexhill Old Town. The home supports older adults with and without dementia, as well as people with mental health difficulties, learning disabilities or physical health conditions.

Its 24 single rooms include three en-suite rooms, while communal areas include a lounge with garden views and a café-style dining room.

Residential care for older people, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment is the documented scope of Greenwood in Bexhill-on-Sea. The home is registered as a care home without nursing.

The supplied business evidence does not establish a specific service range, facilities, staffing arrangement or care model for Greenwood.

For up to ten adults with cerebral palsy, epilepsy and learning disabilities, Mountain Ash provides residential care in Fairlight. The home sits within Voyage Care’s wider support network for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and other complex needs.

Support is shaped around individual needs, circumstances, values and preferences. Mountain Ash is registered for care involving learning disabilities, mental health, physical…

Six independent units set across five acres of grounds give Oakdown House a smaller-group structure for adults with learning disabilities. The residential home supports residents to make choices, develop skills and take part in meaningful activities suited to their abilities, needs and aspirations.

Person-centred care plans, key-worker input and communication methods matched to each individual shape the support provided.

Adults with learning disabilities and physical disabilities can receive residential support at Rookhurst Lodge, with care shaped around individual needs. The home sits within Trust Care’s wider range of residential, respite, nursing and dementia services.

Trust Care’s approach centres on personal preferences, daily routines, hobbies and independence in a home-from-home environment.

The Old Rectory supports 15 men and women who are autistic or have a learning disability in a residential service in Brede, East Sussex. It provides accommodation with ongoing support for people who need structured help in everyday life.

The service has a clearly defined profile for families and commissioners considering residential options for autistic adults or adults with learning disabilities.

Trafalgar House provides residential support for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs, within a wider specialist care service. The organisation also supports transitions from children’s services to adult life and hospital discharge into supported living or residential care.

Its person-centred framework considers identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence when planning support.

Residential care at Wentworth Close is arranged for older people and adults with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and also supports younger adults.

As part of Aspens Charities, Wentworth Close sits within a wider service offering that includes residential care, supported living, day opportunities and community outreach.

Abbey Lodge supports adults of working age and older people living with memory loss, confusion, mental health challenges or dementia-related symptoms. Its person-centred approach begins with each individual’s abilities, aims and goals, then builds daily support around them.

Residents can follow personalised activities, visit local shops and access community amenities.

Coast Care Centre provides specialist nursing care in Bexhill, with 44 bedrooms, en-suite wet rooms, gardens and organised activities. Its care-home service supports people with dementia, complex needs and end-of-life requirements, alongside residential and respite pathways within the wider group.

The centre is part of an employee-owned care group and uses individual care planning.