Learning disability care homes in Stroud

HF Trust supports adults with learning disabilities across Stroud, Stonehouse, Ryeford, Ebley and the wider Gloucestershire area. Its services are designed to help people live with more independence and choice, make friends and advocate for themselves. The organisation also works with family carers and invites referrals for support.

The service is suited to adults who need tailored assistance with everyday life, decision-making and community…

For adults aged 18 to 65 with learning disabilities, Paradise House Painswick provides a trauma-informed, attachment-focused and relationship-based home in the Cotswold countryside. The setting accommodates up to 30 adults and supports residential living for people seeking an active and fulfilling daily routine.

Care is delivered collaboratively with family members and social workers, with carers, activity leaders and therapists working around…

Specialist education and care at St Martin's Centre supports children and young people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and complex needs. The wider St Rose’s setting spans nursery, school, post-16 education and St Martin’s College for 19-25-year-olds, with residential support available.

Students benefit from specialist teaching and a coordinated therapy offer, including physiotherapy, speech and language…

Longhouse supports adults with learning disabilities in a residential care setting. Its registration covers learning disability care, while the supplied business details do not establish a more specific local service offer, accommodation layout or activities programme. The home therefore centres on residential support for adults with learning disabilities.

Longridge Court accommodates up to twelve adults with autism, learning disabilities and cerebral palsy in a residential home near Stroud. The service also supports people with epilepsy and low levels of challenging behaviour, within a setting intended for ongoing specialist assistance.

Support is tailored to individual needs and circumstances, with Voyage Care describing flexible pathways across residential, home and community settings.

Roselea provides specialist residential support in Slimbridge for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex health needs. The service supports up to 11 individuals, creating a smaller setting for people who need structured assistance with daily life and community participation.

Roselea forms part of Voyage Care’s wider network of residential care, supported living and community support.

Stroud Court Community Trust supports autistic adults to live meaningful and fulfilling lives within a calm, structured community. Its approach recognises each resident’s individual strengths and aspirations, with support aimed at independence and wellbeing.

Residents receive tailored support and activities from a trained team, while the environment is designed to minimise stress and create opportunities for engagement.