Learning disability care homes in South Staffordshire

Fairmont Residential provides structured, person-centred residential care for autistic adults with high support needs. Its homes support people with severe autism and complex needs through individualised care plans shaped by observation, professional expertise and ongoing understanding of the person.

The organisation works across small group homes and bespoke single residences, creating structured environments that encourage confidence, dignity…

Brickbridge House provides residential support for seven men and women who are autistic or have a learning disability. The home is in a quiet semi-rural area and supports people to lead a full and varied life, with attention to health, social wellbeing, aspirations and personal goals.

Its small size gives families a clear picture of the setting, while the wider organisation provides specialist support for people with complex needs.

Ashfield House supports people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment through residential care and supported living. Its wider organisation offers nature-based day opportunities including horticulture, animal care and countryside management.

The service is part of Camphill Village Trust, an adult learning disability charity focused on supported living and community participation.

Arcare Codsall House provides specialist accommodation, care and support for adults with learning disabilities and a range of mental health conditions. Its scope includes people living with dementia, autism, schizophrenia and moderate challenging behaviours, as well as residents with physical disabilities or varying care requirements.

The wider service combines specialist homes with an activity hub in Wolverhampton, offering access to education,…