Care homes for young adults in Crawley

Deerswood Lodge provides residential and dementia care within Shaw’s wider range of services for older people and residents needing more complex support. The organisation also works across mental health, acquired brain injury and learning disability care, adapting services to local authority requirements.

Care is organised around individual plans that record preferences and help residents retain independence, dignity and choice.

Cabot House provides 24-hour residential support for adults with severe learning disabilities, physical disabilities and complex needs, including behaviours that may challenge. The home is on the edge of Crawley and is designed to feel like a genuine home while meeting specialist support requirements.

Its wider service model offers tailored care through experienced teams, with residential homes, supported living, day services and specialist PMLD…

Oak House supports people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs in a registered residential care setting. Its service is aimed at people who may need structured support at home, in supported living, in a care home or within the community.

Support is tailored around individual goals, circumstances, preferences and values, with the stated aim of helping people build meaningful lives and greater independence.

The Acorns provides residential support for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults in Crawley. As part of a wider specialist care organisation, the service sits within residential, supported living and community support pathways for people with complex needs.

Support is tailored around individual needs and goals, using a person-centred approach intended to promote meaningful lives, independence and connection.

Supporting up to four adults, The Orchards is a residential care home in Three Bridges for people with learning disabilities and complex needs. Its registered service also covers physical disabilities and younger adults, making it relevant to people who need structured support in a residential setting.

The home supports people who enjoy an active lifestyle, including those moving on from school or college or taking a step towards more independent…

Burleys Wood provides nursing, residential and dementia care for older people, as well as support for younger adults. Its wider care provision also covers mental health, acquired brain injuries and learning disabilities, although the home’s registered scope includes dementia and nursing care.

The service follows a person-centred approach, with individual care plans intended to preserve independence, dignity and personal preferences.