Learning disability care homes in Wirral

For men aged 18 to 65 with a learning disability, autism or associated mental health conditions, Meols Drive Care Home with Nursing offers a specialist 12-bed setting. The service supports people stepping down from hospital or secure provisions, as well as those stepping up from community services.

A separate three-bed flat with its own front door and garden forms part of the pathway towards community living.

Park View accommodates six adults with learning disabilities in a residential home in Prenton. It can consider people with additional neurodevelopmental disorders and forms part of Fairpark Care, which supports individuals with complex or behaviour-related needs.

Staff work with each resident to understand behavioural communication, develop independent life skills and address environmental issues.

1, 2 and 3 St Georges Gardens creates specialist homes for people with autism, learning disabilities, complex needs and challenging behaviour. Each person has self-contained accommodation with a private front door and personal living space, alongside communal facilities available when wanted.

The service provides residential and supported living options, respite and transition support.

Autism Together supports autistic adults through day services, supported living and specialist accommodation across Wirral and Cheshire. Its services are designed around individual support journeys, with registered residential care and community-based homes available through different housing models.

Day services provide structured support and opportunities to shape personal goals, while living services can include bespoke homes ranging from…

Day services, supported living and specialist accommodation at Autism Together are designed for autistic adults in Wirral and the surrounding area. The charity provides person-centred support for people who want help building a daily routine, living in their own home or accessing a residential setting.

Its living services include bespoke homes developed with registered social landlords, ranging from single flats to shared accommodation.

Specialist accommodation and residential care support autistic adults across Wirral and Cheshire through Autism Together. Giles Shirley Hall is a residential care home without nursing, registered to support people with learning disabilities and younger adults. Its wider provision includes day services and supported living for autistic people.

Support is person-centred, with individual packages designed around each person’s needs and goals.

Newlands Drive provides individualised residential support for up to 12 people with learning disabilities, helping residents identify aspirations, plan for the future and develop greater independence. The home occupies two adjoining properties in a homely setting close to Wallasey town centre.

Support can be arranged at different levels, from several hours each week to 24-hour care, depending on assessed need.

At 23 Elm Road, Potensial Limited provides residential support for up to five male adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. The home promotes independence through inclusion, involvement and participation, using an active support model based on residents’ assessed needs.

The six-room terraced house includes communal living areas, a dining room, kitchen and gardens, with a wet room among its facilities.

Potensial Limited provides residential accommodation and support for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. Its Park Road South service accommodates ten adults in a spacious semi-detached house with eight rooms and two self-contained ground-floor flats.

Potens also offers supported living, domiciliary care, respite, day opportunities and community support.

Potensial Limited runs a specialist mental health residential service at 7-9 Park Road South in Birkenhead for adults with additional complex needs. Support is tailored for people with mental health needs, learning disabilities or other complex circumstances.

Support is based on assessed need and can range from several hours per week to 24 hours a day.