Learning disability care homes in Wiltshire

79 Malmesbury Road is one of three small specialist care homes in Wiltshire supporting adults with learning disabilities and autism. The service focuses on people who may display behaviours of concern or have found previous placements difficult to sustain.

Support is built around person-centred care plans and Positive Behaviour Support. Each individual has a PBS plan co-produced with them, helping staff understand unmet needs, communication…

Adults aged 18 to 65 with learning or physical disabilities receive residential care and support at Shaftesbury Court. The service works with residents, families, carers and health professionals to develop individual pathways towards greater independence.

The Trowbridge home comprises 14 en-suite bedrooms in the main building and two adjacent bungalows.

Adults with learning disabilities and complex needs, including autism and behaviours that may challenge, receive residential support at The Willows. The home is intended for people who need structured assistance while retaining control over everyday decisions and personal routines.

Support includes behavioural management strategies, person-centred assistance and guidance with recreational and leisure activities.

Assessment-led support at 10 High Street is registered for adults with learning disabilities. The service sits within National Care Group’s wider adult social care provision, while the local registration identifies learning disabilities as the relevant need here.

Support develops from assessment to an agreed package, with a progression model intended to match accommodation and assistance to changing circumstances.

Adults with learning and physical disabilities receive residential support at 39 Hawthorne Grove, a three-bedroom bungalow. The service also supports people with autism and sensory impairments, providing a home-based setting for residents who need structured care and day-to-day assistance.

Voyage Care describes flexible support across residential homes, supported living and community settings, while this property specifically provides residential…

Ashley Grange Nursing Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care in Downton near Salisbury, with respite, day and end-of-life care also available. Registered nurses support residents with complex medical needs, while care plans are developed with residents and families and reviewed as needs change.

The home supports short respite stays, welcomes personal furniture and belongings, and can guide families through funding options.

Chantry Gardens provides residential care and support for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. Voyage Care’s model can include registered care homes, supported living, support at home and community-based assistance, giving individuals different settings according to their needs and goals.

Support is tailored through a person-centred approach that considers preferences, values and desired outcomes.

Clarendon House provides residential and supported living services for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. Its care model starts with the person’s goals, relationships and preferred way of living, rather than treating support as a fixed package.

Residents can explore different levels of support, specialist therapies and referral routes through Choice Care.

Adults with learning disabilities and autism receive residential support at Cocklebury Farmhouse, a small independent care home focused on dignity, independence and quality of life. It supports people who may have complex behaviours or have struggled to settle into previous placements, with individually planned care and Positive Behaviour Support.

Residents take part in activities shaped around their interests, from Lego and remote-control cars…

People with learning disabilities can live in Dramsdon’s five-bed residential bungalow in the village of Shalbourne. The modern home sits in attractive gardens, with residents and staff integrated into the local community and village life.

Dramsdon forms part of an organisation supporting learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex behavioural needs.

Durlston House provides residential support for younger adults and people with learning disabilities in Trowbridge. The service is part of a specialist care organisation supporting adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs, although this home’s registration specifically covers learning disabilities and younger adults.

Support is built around the person’s identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence through…