Learning disability care homes in Slough

Reach Upton Court Road supports older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities in a residential setting. The service is part of a family-run provider whose approach focuses on personal growth, active participation and person-centred support. Staff work with residents, families and professional partners to create a safe and empowering home environment.

The home’s wider facilities include accessible layouts, level access, secure…

Common Road forms part of Look Ahead’s supported housing and care work for people with learning disabilities and younger adults. The organisation provides care, support and housing services across London and the South East, with services also covering mental health, homelessness and care leavers.

Its wider customer support includes tenancy guidance, repairs and maintenance, building safety and wellbeing support.

Reach Lower Cippenham Lane provides residential care for adults with learning disabilities and associated needs, within R.E.A.C.H.’s family-run provision. The home also supports older people within its registered residential care scope.

Staff work with residents, families and professional partners to encourage participation, independence and personal growth. R.E.A.C.H.

Reach Yew Tree Road provides residential care for adults with learning disabilities and associated needs. The home forms part of R.E.A.C.H., a family-run provider established in 1996, with a focus on empowerment and personal growth.

Its newer Farnham Lane home in Slough has been refurbished with a ground-floor layout designed for people with limited or no mobility.

Salt Hill Care Centre provides residential and nursing care for elderly frail people, with additional support for residents living with dementia. Its nursing service is led around the clock, with a named nurse and key worker system for continuity of care.

The home offers specialist facilities including hoist-assisted baths, shower-assisted rooms, speciality meals and diets, and laundry services.

Seymour House provides supported living and residential care in Slough for neurodivergent adults and people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health and complex needs. Person-centred planning and measurable outcomes give residents choice while building daily living skills and confidence.

Support includes mental health planning, crisis and relapse-prevention strategies and positive behaviour support.