Care homes for young adults in Basingstoke and Deane

Sansa House provides specialist residential support for adults with learning disabilities and autistic people, including people with complex needs and behaviours of distress. The home is registered for learning disabilities and younger adults and sits close to Basingstoke town centre and local amenities.

Its support model uses Positive Behaviour Support and PROACT-SCIPr-UK training, with in-house PBS expertise and person-led planning focused on…

Support at Red Roof is shaped around adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. The service focuses on personal goals and preferred ways of living, including greater independence, shared living or a quieter environment.

Red Roof forms part of Choice Care’s residential and supported living services, with guidance available around referrals, therapies and different support pathways.

Ashcombe provides nursing, residential and respite care for older people, people living with dementia, adults with physical disabilities and younger adults. The home is registered to provide care with nursing and supports both longer stays and short breaks.

Meals are freshly prepared and cooked on the premises, with modified-texture dishes available when needed.

Beech Tree Care Home supports residents in Overton near Basingstoke with residential, nursing and dementia care across 53 bedrooms. Registered nurses are available around the clock for complex medical needs, while care plans are developed with residents and families and reviewed as circumstances change. The home also provides respite, day and end-of-life care.

Short respite stays allow a prospective resident to experience the home’s routines and…

Broadmead Rest Home provides residential, dementia and end-of-life care in Woolton Hill, Berkshire. The home sits on the edge of an area of outstanding natural beauty and is presented as an active part of village life, with support shaped around individual needs, personalities and preferences.

Residents can join activities, musical entertainment and community events, while the service also offers round-the-clock dementia care and support with…

Cherry Blossom Manor combines residential, nursing and dementia care with respite and rehabilitation options for older people and younger adults. Its care setting includes comfortable rooms and shared facilities designed to support activity, social contact and everyday routines.

Residents can use exercise classes, reminiscence sessions, landscaped gardens and a café.

Residential support at Eastrop House and Lodge is available for nine autistic men and women, as well as people with learning disabilities or mental health needs. The service promotes independence through life skills and community access, with support for communication difficulties and mild to moderate behaviours that challenge.

The home is on a quiet street near Basingstoke town centre and is registered as a care home without nursing.

Residential care at Heatherside Care Home is centred on helping older people settle into a safe, homely environment, with care also registered for younger adults. Residents are encouraged to personalise their rooms and maintain familiar routines, hobbies and interests.

Communal areas provide comfortable spaces for conversation and activities, while individual care plans support each resident’s needs.

Marnel Lodge Care Home supports older people and younger adults through nursing, residential and dementia care, with respite stays also available. Its nursing registration makes it suitable for residents who need qualified nursing support alongside everyday personal care.

The home provides activities, communal areas and meals prepared on site from fresh ingredients.

Specialist residential support at Oakley Lodge is available for older people, younger adults, children and people with learning disabilities or mental health conditions. The home forms part of Choice Care, whose services include residential care and supported living shaped around individual lives.

Choice Care helps families and professionals explore support types, therapies, referrals and suitable homes.

SeeAbility supports people with learning disabilities or autism who may also have sight loss, helping them develop independence, relationships, skills and access to work or activities. Fir Tree Lodge Residential Home is identified as a residential setting within this wider support offer. The service is intended for people who need disability support shaped around individual ambitions.

The organisation also provides accessible eye-care pathways,…

Up to eight adults with learning disabilities can live at Worting Road (The Whispers), a Voyage Care home in Basingstoke. The setting supports people with learning disabilities and associated complex needs in a shared household environment.

Voyage Care’s wider pathways cover residential care, supported living and community support for people with autism, brain injuries and other complex needs.

Adults with learning disabilities and autistic people, including those with complex needs and behaviours of distress, can receive specialist support at Karibu Place. The home offers a sociable residential setting where community and connection are part of daily life.

Liaise’s support model uses Positive Behaviour Support and PROACT-SCIPr-UK training, with a focus on independence, wellbeing and person-led outcomes.

Respite care and permanent residential care are available at Sycamore Cottage for older people and younger adults, including people living with dementia, mental health needs or other support requirements. The home is registered to provide care without nursing, with each resident’s history, preferences and clinical needs shaping their care plan.

Residents live in a safe, welcoming setting where families can stay involved.

The Grange Nursing Home provides residential and nursing care for older people, including those living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its wider care approach supports people to retain lifestyle choices and independence while receiving personal care and support around the clock.

Residents can join social activities and use the facilities available within a community living setting.