Learning disability care homes in Sandwell

Residential support at Alphonsus House is aimed at adults with learning disabilities or mental health needs. The Oldbury home also has registered scope covering older people, younger adults, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, with support intended to help residents move towards greater independence in the community.

Allocated key workers help residents work towards personal goals and aspirations.

Ascot House is registered as a residential care home without nursing for people with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The supplied business evidence identifies the care setting, but does not establish a specific service programme, facility list or distinctive operating feature for this home.

For families and professionals considering support, the confirmed scope is residential care within a setting registered for learning…

Adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs can access residential support through Barnford View. The service sits within Choice Care’s specialist residential and supported living network, with support shaped around people’s lives, relationships and goals.

Choice Care’s approach focuses on helping residents feel at home while developing confidence, independence and everyday routines.

Residential support for five adults is the defined scale of Brunswick House in Wednesbury. The service supports people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs, including individuals stepping down from hospital, living with complex needs or requiring behavioural support.

Its registered scope also includes physical disabilities. Brunswick House is therefore relevant to adults needing a small supported setting rather than a…

Brunswick Mews provides residential support for three adults in Wednesbury, including people with complex behavioural needs. The service supports individuals stepping down from hospital or requiring behavioural support, with the aim of developing skills for active and fulfilled lives in the community. It is registered to support adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex circumstances.

Kelvedon House provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and other mental or physical health needs. The home is part of Bondcare and offers a friendly residential setting intended to help residents retain independence, identity and a sense of value.

Staff provide round-the-clock support with personal care, medication, meals and household tasks, while routines and activities help each house feel like…

Newbury Manor provides residential and nursing care for older people, people with physical disabilities and younger adults with identified care needs. The purpose-built home offers single and companion rooms, with nursing beds and space for residents to personalise their accommodation.

Activities include group sessions and bespoke one-to-one activities for residents who cannot join, or prefer not to join, larger groups.

Pedmore House supports adults with profound learning disabilities and complex health needs in a modern residential care home. The service includes palliative and end of life care when required, alongside assistance designed to maintain comfort, independence and participation in daily life.

The building is fully adapted for wheelchair use, with 11 bedrooms, en-suite facilities and spacious communal areas set within a secure garden.

Nursing, residential, respite and dementia care are available at Princess Lodge Limited for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Nursing packages are reviewed and adapted as residents’ needs change, with qualified nurses supported by care staff and a structured care planning system.

Before admission, the home assesses each resident and may visit their current home, hospital or another care facility.

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential care, supported living, day services and community activities. The West Bromwich service is listed at 20-32 Horton Street and is registered for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Sense also provides accessible arts, sports and wellbeing activities, alongside support for disabled adults, children and young people.

Nurse-led clinical care at Talbot Court supports up to ten adults with learning disabilities. The West Bromwich service also supports people with physical disabilities and other complex needs in a residential care setting.

Voyage Care’s wider support includes care homes and supported living, shaped around individual needs, circumstances, values and preferences.