Learning disability care homes in South Gloucestershire

Ash View House provides specialist residential care for up to 10 people aged 18 to 50 with Asperger Syndrome and autistic spectrum disorders. Support is based on respect, listening and involvement, with residents encouraged to make choices, build relationships and develop practical independence.

The home spans two family-sized houses with homely communal spaces and en-suite facilities in six rooms.

Pedmore House provides residential care and support for adults with profound learning disabilities and complex health needs. The home is adapted for wheelchair use and includes bedrooms with en-suite facilities alongside spacious communal living areas and a secure garden.

Support is designed around individual needs, with the wider service offering care packages intended to maximise independence.

Adults with learning disabilities can receive residential support at 2a Court Road through Milestones Trust. The organisation also supports adults with mental health needs and complex behavioural needs, with services including supported living, day opportunities and short breaks.

Its wider approach helps people build fuller and more independent lives through individual progress and personal milestones.

46 Bath Road supports adults with learning disabilities through residential care within Milestones Trust. The service is part of a wider organisation supporting adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex behavioural needs across the region.

Support is intended to help people live more independently, develop as individuals and take part in community life.

58 Crantock Drive supports adults with learning disabilities in a residential care setting. The service sits within Milestones Trust, which supports adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex behavioural needs across the region.

Milestones Trust’s services include residential care homes, supported living, short breaks and day opportunities.

Learning disability care at Badgers House Care Home is supported through Brandon Trust’s wider work with children, young people and adults with learning disabilities or autism. The service is suited to people who need individual goals, encouragement and collaboration, including those with complex needs whose behaviour can challenge their environment.

Beck House provides residential and respite social care for adults with learning and physical disabilities, including people with complex support needs, epilepsy and other health conditions. The home forms part of a small-group living model intended to give residents personal attention within a community-based setting.

Support can include personal care, daily activities and community trips, with longer-term and short-term residential care…

Adults with learning disabilities receive residential support at Court View, part of Milestones Trust. The organisation supports adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs through residential care homes, supported living, short breaks and community services.

Court View sits in a quiet village setting with open views, offering a calm residential environment for adults whose support needs are linked to learning disabilities.

Emerson House provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. Its wider provider offers different support settings, allowing care to be shaped around how someone wants to live, from shared residential services to more independent arrangements.

The focus is on understanding the person, their relationships and the life they want to lead, rather than…

Fairburn provides short-break respite care for people with learning disabilities, behavioural needs and complex physical or health needs. The Bristol service gives carers a planned break while maintaining the person’s daily routines and continuity of life.

Guests stay in a home-away-from-home environment with support from an experienced staff team. The service is available to people living in local authorities inside and outside Bristol and South…

Kendall House offers residential care and respite support for adults with learning difficulties, with a wider service covering day care and support for physical disabilities. It suits people who need a small-group living environment with personal care, activities and community access.

The service can support long and short-term residential stays, respite care and day care programmes.

Residential support at Mulberry House is aimed at older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. The home sits within Milestones Trust’s wider work with adults who have learning disabilities and mental health needs.

The wider organisation also offers supported living, short breaks and day opportunities, while Mulberry House’s identified role is residential care.