Care homes for young adults in North Kesteven

Orchard Lodge provides specialist residential care for adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities, autism and complex physical or mental health needs. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of Home From Home Care's services across Greater Lincolnshire.

Care is designed around each person, with flexible and responsive support for changing needs.

Personal goals, therapeutic support and everyday living are brought together at An Caladh House, an adult residential service for people with learning disabilities. The service forms part of Kisimul’s adult provision and is intended for younger adults who need structured accommodation and support.

Its Meaningful Life model uses bespoke planning to help individuals work towards goals and ambitions.

Eagle House Residential Care Home provides residential and day care for people with mental health needs, dementia and related cognitive or emotional difficulties. The service supports older people and younger adults through a homely setting, with care plans based on assessed needs and strengths.

Interventions may include supportive engagement, evidence-based therapies, behaviour management and pharmacological or non-pharmacological approaches.

Specialist residential support at Village Farm is registered for younger adults and people with learning disabilities. The home sits within Choice Care, whose wider services support people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs across residential and supported-living settings.

Support is shaped around each person’s life, needs and goals, helping residents build confidence and take part in daily activities.

The Reeds provides specialist residential care for adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities, autism and complex physical or mental health challenges. Care is designed around each person, with the stated aim of supporting empowerment, independence and a full life. The service can work with commissioning authorities to create an individual placement, and supports people from across the country.

An Darach House provides residential support for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities. Its therapeutic services team offers direct and indirect support shaped around each person’s individual needs during admission and throughout their placement.

The home sits within Kisimul’s specialist network of schools, colleges, children’s homes and adult residential services.

Dementia care is the central focus at Ashdene Care Home, which provides personal care around the clock for up to 41 adults over 18. Long-term, short-term and respite arrangements are available, including one respite room subject to availability.

The home combines single and shared bedrooms with lounges, dining areas and secure landscaped gardens.

Bassingham Care Centre provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people, with assisted living also listed among its services. The Lincoln-area home presents care around individual needs, preferences and daily routines, supported by a setting intended to feel like home.

Residents can receive tailored support and take part in activities within a social care environment.

Supporting up to eight adults with learning disabilities, autism and epilepsy, Byards Keep offers a small residential home in Greylees near Sleaford. The setting is intended for adults who need support with complex needs within a shared home.

The wider provider offers residential care, supported living and community support, with pathways available in homes and other settings.

Sleaford Hall Care Home provides residential, dementia, respite and day care in a purpose-built 67-bedroom setting. It supports older people who need help with daily living, people living with dementia and families seeking a temporary break or a daytime service while a loved one remains at home.

Rooms have private ensuite wet-room facilities, while care planning considers lifestyle preferences, personal routines and activities.

Sleaford Manor Care Home combines permanent and respite residential care with specialist dementia care for older people. It also offers end-of-life care and a day club, supported by 24-hour care, activities and facilities designed around everyday routines and social life.

Residents have access to a cinema room, hair and beauty salon, library, garden and minibus for outings.

St Michaels supports older people, younger adults and people living with dementia in a residential care setting. The home also accommodates respite stays, while PrimeLife’s wider organisation provides residential nursing care and support for varied needs.

The service is suited to people needing help with everyday living, a period of convalescence or a longer-term home.

Residential care for children and young adults with autism and learning disabilities is the focus at Suillean House. The service forms part of Kisimul’s specialist care and education network, with therapeutic support intended to meet individual needs during admission and throughout a person’s time there.

Kisimul’s wider structure includes children’s homes, schools, colleges and adult residential provision.