Learning disability care homes in Winchester

Adults with learning disabilities and younger adults can access residential support at Fountain View, within Choice Care’s specialist network. The service is centred on helping people feel at home while developing confidence, independence and a life shaped around personal goals.

Choice Care supports people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions through residential and supported living services.

Cambria House provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. Its support is personalised around the person’s life, goals and preferred way of living, whether they want more independence, shared living or a quieter home environment.

Choice Care’s approach starts with understanding the individual rather than selecting a generic support type.

Compton House provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. It forms part of Choice Care, which offers personalised support across residential homes and supported living services in England and Wales.

Choice Care starts with the person’s preferred life, including whether they want to live independently, share with others, enjoy city life or choose a…

Long-term, respite and dementia care are provided at Old Alresford Cottage for older people near Alresford. The 44-bedroom home occupies a converted country house set in four acres of landscaped gardens, offering a distinctive setting for people needing individual care and attention.

Residents can choose single or double rooms, with several en-suite options, and join activities such as music, exercise and crafts.

Rivers Reach supports five adults with mild to moderate learning disabilities and additional needs in a residential care home near Fareham. The service is designed for men and women, including people with dual diagnoses involving mental health or physical health, and most residents have verbal communication skills.

Support is shaped around individual needs, values and preferences, with the wider provider offering residential care, supported…

Otterbourne House provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. Choice Care shapes support around the person’s goals, preferences and desired way of life, whether that means living independently, sharing with others or choosing a quieter setting.

The provider offers personalised support across specialist care settings and works with individuals,…