Physical disability care homes in Kirklees

Birch Park Care Home provides nursing care, residential care and dementia care for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities, sensory impairment or mental health needs. The purpose-built home is designed as a residential setting with support matched to each person’s care requirements.

Families can arrange a viewing without booking, and the home provides online videos, a virtual tour and a gallery to help them explore the…

Fixby Lodge provides residential support for adults with learning difficulties and associated complex needs. Rooms are equipped around individual requirements, personal preferences and appropriate levels of sensory stimulation, helping residents shape their own living environment.

The home’s activity programme includes farm and horticultural projects, small animal care, swimming and hydrotherapy.

Holly Court forms part of Hollybank Trust’s wider provision for children, young people and adults with profound and multiple disabilities. The service combines residential care with therapies and enrichment activities, supporting people whose needs may include complex physical, sensory and communication requirements.

The organisation provides speech and language therapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and meaningful day services for adults…

Sycamore Park Care Home supports older people living with dementia through residential care in Huddersfield. Its care planning process considers each person’s needs, preferences and life history, with families and friends involved in decisions. The home offers 24-hour support and focuses on independence, identity and personal value.

Residents can take part in planned activities and use a safe enclosed garden.

Ashcroft Nursing Home provides specialist dementia, residential and respite care in Cleckheaton, with support tailored around each resident’s needs, preferences and personality. The home creates a choice-led daily routine, from group games and café catch-ups to creative activities, garden walks or quieter time indoors.

Before moving in, the team meets residents and families to build a personalised care plan, reviewing it as circumstances change.

Aston Manor EMI Residential Home supports older people and residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its residential and nursing provision is organised around individual needs in a secure, homely setting.

Residents can join a daily activities timetable designed for different mobility levels. The wider service includes respite, dementia, nursing and long-term care, while traditional meals can accommodate dietary…

Compass Care supports adults with learning disabilities and autism through its South Park residential care home. The home has 10 beds and is intended for people with diverse learning disabilities and autism, including behaviours that challenge.

Alongside residential care, Compass Care operates supported living services, including a development in Linthwaite, Huddersfield.

Hampton House provides purpose-built residential accommodation in Huddersfield for adults with learning and physical disabilities. The 12-bed home is arranged as two apartments, with two additional upstairs bedrooms for people who have greater independence skills. It is fully accessible for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility.

Support is tailored to complex and varying needs, with accessible bedrooms, overhead tracking, shared…

Langley Lodge supports people with learning and physical disabilities in a purpose-built six-bed home. The fully accessible setting is designed for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility, with overhead tracking in every bedroom and the communal bathroom, plus equipment identified for individual needs.

Residents have personalised bedrooms with private en-suite facilities, while activities are tailored to individual requirements and may…

Lepton Heights Health Care Limited focuses on nurse-led complex care for adults with dementia, neurological conditions and physical disabilities. Its community-based care homes are intended for people whose needs require structured support beyond a general care setting.

The wider care model includes multidisciplinary working, positive behaviour support and physiotherapy and occupational therapy.