Learning disability care homes in South Oxfordshire

The Close Care Home offers residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults with varied care needs. Nursing support is available within a home that also caters for people with learning disabilities and physical disabilities, giving families a setting for both everyday care and more complex support.

The home is in Burcot near Abingdon, where residents can use the grounds and riverside setting as part of daily…

4 Pages Orchard supports younger adults with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and other complex needs in a registered care home. Its wider provider also offers supported living, home-based and community support across the UK.

Support is organised around individual needs, goals, preferences and values, helping people build meaningful routines and greater independence.

The Chiltern Centre supports young people with disabilities through day services, overnight care, short breaks and a social group. Its programmes create opportunities to learn skills, make friends, enjoy activities and build independence while families receive a break from caring responsibilities.

Day sessions include farm visits, volunteering and creative activities, while short-break care is available for up to 26 young people.

Woodview supports children, young people and adults with learning disabilities or autism through tailored care and support. Its person-centred approach helps people pursue individual goals, preferences and aspirations while developing greater independence and choice.

The wider offer includes supported living, outreach and short breaks, with teams working alongside families, professionals and local networks.

Meylan House sits within Choice Care’s residential and supported living services for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. The wider organisation supports people to live in settings shaped around their abilities, goals and preferred way of life.

Support may include residential care, independent living and specialist therapies, with families guided through options, referrals and access to…

Adults with learning and physical disabilities or autism can receive residential support at 22 Woodlands Road in Sonning Common near Reading. The home forms part of Voyage Care’s wider provision of residential care, supported living and community support for people with complex needs.

Support can be shaped around individual circumstances, values and preferences, with pathways available in residential settings, at home or in the community.