Learning disability care homes in Sheffield

Collegiate House is listed as a university and residential care home, with registration covering younger adults, learning disabilities and mental health needs. The evidence also identifies its connection with Sheffield Hallam University and the Collegiate Campus, which provides a study setting with undergraduate, postgraduate, online and degree apprenticeship routes.

The campus offers academic departments, research centres, student support and…

Moorville House offers residential support for young adults with autism, learning disabilities, mental health conditions and other complex needs. Its person-centred approach uses individual care plans to reflect each resident’s needs, preferences and aspirations, with support aimed at developing practical skills and greater independence.

The service includes a family-style home and a range of accommodation and environments designed to match…

The Elms supports learning disabled adults through HF Trust’s residential services in Sheffield and Derbyshire, helping people pursue greater independence and choice. HF Trust is a non-profit organisation whose regional services support people to live their lives their way.

Alongside residential care, the organisation offers supported living and supported employment, as well as social groups for learning disabled and autistic adults.

Seven Steps Short Breaks provides short breaks and respite care for adults with learning disabilities in Sheffield. Stays can last one night or a few nights, giving people a safe home away from home while families and carers take time out. The organisation also offers supported living and home care.

Support is available in the person’s own home, in the community or at the Short Breaks service.

Residential support at The Lodge is designed for young adults and others with autism, learning disabilities, mental health conditions and complex needs. The home offers care without nursing, with support shaped around each resident’s needs, likes and aspirations.

Residents are encouraged to build independence, confidence and practical skills, while personalised care plans are reviewed around their development.

Kingfield Mews supports children, young people and adults with learning disabilities through residential care, family assessment, 16+ supported living and related services. Its wider programme is aimed at people aged 16 to 25 who need structured support while developing independence.

Self-contained accommodation gives young people space to live independently while help remains close at hand.

Meadow View forms part of Moorville Residential, an independent provider supporting young adults with autism, learning disabilities, mental health conditions and other complex needs. The service offers residential support shaped around residents’ needs, likes and aspirations.

Moorville’s homes help residents develop practical skills, broaden their horizons and participate as independently as possible in daily life.

Personalised residential support at Oak Farm is intended for young adults with autism, learning disabilities, mental health conditions and other complex needs. Care plans reflect each resident’s needs, preferences and aspirations, with support aimed at building confidence and practical ability.

Oak Farm forms part of Moorville Residential’s family-run provision, where different homes and environments help match individual support requirements.

Rivelin House provides residential nursing care for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Its registered scope includes care for younger adults, while the wider Voyage Care service supports people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs.

Support can be delivered in a registered care home, supported living accommodation, someone’s own home or the community, depending on individual…

136d Warminster Road Short Breaks is a Sheffield City Council residential care setting for children and people with learning disabilities. Its registered care covers learning disabilities and children, and the name identifies a short-break purpose within the council’s social care provision.

The setting is registered as a care home without nursing. Its role is therefore short-term residential support for people who need a break from their usual…

Adults with learning disabilities, associated complex needs and behaviours that may challenge can receive residential support at The Fields. The service is registered for learning disabilities and forms part of Cygnet Health Care’s wider social care provision.

The setting has a registered manager and links to wider clinician-led assessment and therapy resources within the organisation.

The Glades at Moorville provides specialist residential support for younger adults with autism, learning disabilities, mental health conditions and other complex needs. Personalised care plans reflect individual needs, interests and aspirations, with support aimed at building confidence, practical skills and greater independence.

The service is part of a family-run provider with several accommodation types, allowing placements to be matched to…