Learning disability care homes in Rugby

Daventry Road supports people with learning disabilities through a residential care setting in Rugby. It forms part of Care Through The Millennium, whose specialist services cover learning disabilities, mental health and associated complex needs, including challenging behaviour.

Care packages use a person-centred, holistic and therapeutic approach. The organisation operates care homes and supported living services across the West Midlands, and…

Milner House provides residential care and respite support for older people and others whose registered needs include dementia, learning disabilities, mental health or physical disabilities. Care planning considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs.

Residents can use a café, garden and activities room, with further facilities including a hair and beauty salon, cinema room and church services.

Poppy Place supports people aged 16 and over with learning disabilities and autism through residential and supported living services. The accommodation is adapted to the needs of the people who live there, with support designed to promote independence and choice. New Directions also offers short breaks and respite alongside its residential services.

Support can include managing a tenancy, personal budgets and transport, with people involved in…

Elmhurst Assisted Living And Care Facilities specialises in residential and respite care for adults of all ages with complex mental health needs. The Grade II listed home has 10 bedrooms and was renovated to retain historic features while adding modern care-home facilities.

Its limited size supports a highly personalised care experience, including one-to-one support where needed and a focus on developing daily living skills.

Mill Green supports working-age adults in Rugby through WCS Care’s residential care service. The home forms part of a not-for-profit provider offering residential and dementia care, with daily support shaped around residents’ interests, independence and participation in the local community.

Residents are encouraged to continue familiar activities and try new experiences.

Daisy Court supports adults aged 16 and over with learning disabilities and autism through supported living, residential support and short breaks. The service helps people choose where they live, who they live with and how much support they receive, with plans shaped around individual goals and wishes. 24hr residential support services are available for people with learning and physical disabilities.