Learning disability care homes in West Northamptonshire

Flora Innes House provides residential care and support for adults with learning disabilities, focusing on independence, meaningful activity and community participation. Residents are supported to build confidence, develop everyday skills, communicate in ways that work for them and pursue personal goals.

Life at the home can include cooking, gardening, exercise and creative activities, alongside opportunities for work or volunteering.

Classic pub food, drinks, live sport and a large beer garden make Spinney Hill House a flexible setting for lunch, family meals or an evening with friends. The menu includes pub favourites, sandwiches and steaks, with space for children to play outdoors.

The pub shows televised sport on an indoor big screen and runs a weekly quiz night every Thursday.

Adults with learning difficulties, autistic spectrum disorder, epilepsy and mental health needs can receive residential support at Stoke House. The home is part of Mentaur’s specialist adult care provision across Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire and Leicestershire.

Mentaur also provides day-resource settings that promote independence and growth, while its residential homes support people to develop more independent lives.

Fair Haven Care Home provides residential support for up to 20 adults with mental health needs and learning disabilities. It is a 24-hour home for people who need ongoing assistance while retaining dignity, choice and involvement in everyday life. Care is offered without nursing, with a focus on helping residents lead active and fulfilled lives.

Person-centred planning shapes the support around each individual’s goals, needs and aspirations.

Solden Hill House supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs through residential care and supported living in Northamptonshire. The organisation helps people build confidence, develop everyday skills, communicate in ways that work for them and make choices about their lives.

Residents can practise cooking, shopping and managing money, while activities such as fitness and community participation support independence.

Specialist mental health services at St Andrew's Healthcare support people with complex needs. Services include medium secure, low secure and rehabilitation care for men, alongside low secure treatment, rehabilitation and support for women.

Care is delivered through a multidisciplinary team that may include psychiatrists, psychologists and nurses.