Sensory impairment care homes in Kingston upon Hull

Dales House supports adults aged 18 and over with profound, complex and multiple needs, including learning and physical disabilities. The home offers long-term residencies, short-term respite and day care, with support planned around assessed requirements.

Westwood Care and Support Services also deliver personal care, medication administration and night sits through their homecare service.

Adults with learning disabilities and autism can receive residential care, supported living or bespoke support from Foxglove Care Limited. Its homes are designed for small groups, with no more than four residents in each home, in ordinary community streets.

Support includes help with personal care, medication management and community participation.

Lifelong support at 35 Priory Grove is intended for people with profound disabilities, including learning disabilities, physical disabilities and autism. The service is part of Avocet Trust, a local charity supporting residents through residential care and related services.

Support extends beyond accommodation through day care, respite and supported living. Avocet also runs a therapeutic care farm where people grow plants and look after animals,…

Avocet Trust provides lifelong residential support for people with profound disabilities, including learning disabilities and physical disabilities. Its services also include supported living, respite and day care, supporting people with different levels of independence.

A therapeutic care farm gives residents the chance to grow food and look after animals, while woodwork and metalwork shops provide opportunities to develop practical skills.

City Health Care Limited is registered as an assisted living and residential care service under the Alderson House name. Its registered care scope includes support for dementia, older people and adults with physical disabilities, alongside other specialist needs.

The wider organisation delivers community health and care services across Hull and surrounding areas, including palliative care, psychological wellbeing and urgent care.

Durham Street forms part of Avocet Trust’s lifelong support for people with profound disabilities. The trust provides residential care, supported living and respite support for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and autism.

Residents can build independence through daily routines, college and work opportunities. The wider trust also offers meaningful activities on a therapeutic care farm and in practical workshops, where…

A planned Hull care home, St Marys Chanterlands Care Home is intended to offer residential, dementia and respite care. It forms part of St Mary’s Care Homes, whose wider services include residential, dementia and nursing care across Yorkshire.

The group’s care model centres on helping residents retain independence while receiving support when needed, with activities, events and community connections forming part of daily life.

Loran House supports people whose needs may include dementia, physical disabilities, mental health support or sensory impairment. The home is registered as a care home without nursing, while PrimeLife’s wider services include residential and residential nursing care.

Care can cover short stays, convalescence or longer-term support for people who find living alone difficult.

With 35 beds and a close-knit layout, Rockliffe Court limited supports older people, younger adults, people living with dementia and those with sensory impairments. Individual care is shaped around residents’ needs, privacy and daily preferences in a residential setting without nursing.

Residents can choose creative activities, gentle exercise, games and social gatherings.

Ivy House supports adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger-adult care needs through residential and respite provision. The wider HarkinsCare service also offers supported living, homecare and practical help with day-to-day routines.

Its respite service gives primary carers a temporary break while the person they support receives care in a safe setting.