Learning disability care homes in Salford

Granville is registered as a care home without nursing for children, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Residential care is listed alongside its youth care service classification, defining the documented scope of the setting. The registration covers younger people as well as adults with learning disabilities.

The service therefore relates to people needing registered residential support rather than nursing care.

Specialist residential care and supported living are available for Deaf people with additional needs through House Martins Care Limited Number One. Staff communicate using British Sign Language, supporting people with learning disabilities and others who need help in their own homes, family homes or supported settings.

Support workers can assist with daily living, cooking, laundry, community activities and social skills.

House Martins Care Limited Number Two provides small-scale residential care and supported living for Deaf people with learning disabilities, autism and additional needs. Staff communicate using British Sign Language, and support can take place in a residential home, a person’s own tenancy or the family home. Daily help may include cooking, laundry, community activities and maintaining a tenancy.

Wolsey House provides specialist residential care for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex support requirements in Eccles. The service is intended to help people feel secure and at home while developing independence, confidence and everyday skills. It sits within a wider provider offering residential care, supported living and complex nursing services.

Support can be arranged around personal care, supported housing…

Adults with mental health needs can use Park View’s nine-bed residential service in Salford when they need help to live as independently as possible. The detached house has spacious communal areas that residents can share with relatives and friends.

Support is based on assessed need and ranges from several hours each week to 24-hour care. Staff are on site 24/7 to help residents develop or regain everyday living skills.

14 Lightwood provides person-centred residential care for children and adults with autism, learning disabilities and associated complex needs. The service forms part of Bright Futures Care, an organisation that combines specialist care and education across homes, schools and college settings.

Its integrated model brings care, education and specialist support together, working with families, healthcare professionals and therapeutic services.

Children and adults with autism, learning disabilities and associated complex needs receive residential support at Worsley Road. The home forms part of an integrated care and education model, with specialist teams working alongside healthcare professionals and therapeutic services.

Bright Futures combines residential care with education across its wider organisation, linking support with learning and development.