Learning disability care homes in Rotherham

Knollbeck offers residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex support requirements. The service is registered for learning disabilities, mental health and younger adults, and forms part of a wider specialist care network across England and Wales.

Its supported living model is built around a home of one’s own, with help alongside the resident rather than replacing independence.

Progress House supports adult men who are autistic and/or have a learning disability in a residential home near Rotherham. The service is intended for people who need help to develop independence, confidence and practical skills while living in a safe, positive environment.

Staff support residents with daily routines and individual goals, with the wider service focused on enabling each person to live as independently as possible.

Support for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs is available through 1-2 Canterbury Close, a registered residential care home within Voyage Care. Support is shaped around individual goals, preferences, values and circumstances.

The wider organisation provides flexible pathways in residential homes, supported living, people’s own homes and the community.

Supporting individuals with learning disabilities, complex needs and behaviours that may challenge, Dene Brook is a specialist residential service in Rotherham. It is suited to adults who need structured support in a residential setting rather than ordinary accommodation.

The service supports people with autism, epilepsy, physical disabilities and mental health needs.

Holly Nook supports young adults and older people with care in their own homes, alongside residential, day care, supported living and personal assistance services. Help can cover daily tasks such as dressing, washing and medication, with packages ranging from a few hours each week to round-the-clock support. The provider also works with people with learning disabilities and autism.

Care packages are tailored to individual needs, while supported…

Kingdom House supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities through residential care, with the registered scope also covering mental health needs. It forms part of Lifeways’ wider service for people with complex care and support needs.

Support is assessed around each person’s needs, wellbeing and desired outcomes, and choices about placement are discussed throughout the process.

Ladycroft Respite Service supports people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs through residential care and flexible support. The service can work with people in a registered care home, supported living accommodation, their own home or the wider community.

Support is tailored to individual needs, circumstances and preferences, with goals focused on meaningful lives and independence.

Levitt Mill provides residential support for 11 men and women with learning disabilities and/or autism. The service is suited to people who need structured everyday assistance while working towards as much independence as possible in a smaller residential setting.

The home occupies a listed building in its own grounds, with woodland and a small stream creating a semi-rural environment near Rotherham.

For younger adults with learning disabilities and complex nursing needs, Lonnen Grove provides a small nursing service in Rotherham. Its registered scope includes learning disabilities, older people and younger adults, while the service’s own description identifies nurse-led support for people requiring complex care.

Care is person-centred and can support residents to access the community.