Care homes for young adults in West Lindsey

Brambles provides specialist residential care for adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities, autism and complex physical or mental health needs. Its service is designed for people whose support requirements may change, with care planned around individual abilities, goals and daily life.

Home From Home Care uses a bespoke model across its specialist homes, combining residential support with practical opportunities for greater independence.

The Hollies provides specialist residential care for adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities, autism and complex physical or mental health challenges. It is part of Home From Home Care, a family-led organisation operating specialist homes and integration services across Greater Lincolnshire.

Support is created around each individual, with a focus on empowerment, independence and meaningful daily life.

Blythe House provides residential care for younger adults with autism and learning disabilities. It forms part of Kisimul’s adult provision, within an organisation that also offers therapeutic services, education and other residential settings.

Support is organised around each person’s individual needs, with therapeutic input available through the wider service.

Chestnut House provides residential care for older people, younger adults and people with mental health needs. PrimeLife’s care model provides round-the-clock support in accommodation tailored to individual requirements, with residential care and residential nursing available across its homes.

Families can also access guidance on care costs and funding, including information about NHS Continuing Healthcare.

Glebe House supports 24 men and women with mental health needs in a residential service in Caistor, near Market Rasen. The home is set semi-rurally on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds and helps residents build daily living skills while working towards greater independence.

Its focus is ongoing residential support rather than short clinical treatment. The service is intended to help people develop healthier routines and live as positively and…

Howson Care Centre combines nursing and residential care across four smaller units, supporting people with dementia, mental health needs, learning disabilities and other varied levels of ability. A qualified nurse is on site 24 hours a day, giving the home a clear nursing-care role alongside residential support.

The Main House has 16 beds for people with mental health needs, while the Wing supports people with less complex mental health…

Little Brocklesby House supports older people and younger adults in a residential care setting registered for dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs and physical disabilities. The home is set in attractive grounds and provides accommodation for people needing daily assistance.

The registered service is a care home without nursing, making it relevant to people seeking residential support rather than nursing provision.

Glengarriff House provides residential and assisted living support for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. The home is part of PrimeLife, which offers both residential and residential nursing care across its services.

PrimeLife homes provide 24-hour care and support, with accommodation, meals and personal care arranged around individual needs.

Tennyson Wharf combines residential care with dementia care and respite or short-stay support for older people. It is registered as a care home without nursing and also supports people with physical disabilities and younger adults.

Meals are prepared on site each day using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with modified textured dishes available according to residents’ needs.

Tigh Bruadair uses Kisimul’s Meaningful Life Model within its adult residential provision for people with learning disabilities. Individual plans link support to each person’s goals and aspirations, with therapeutic services available during admission and residence.

The approach brings together the person, their supporters and the service team around individual needs, strengths and future aims.

Middlefield House Nursing Home supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities through nursing and residential care. Its registration covers learning disabilities and younger adults, while the provider’s published services also include support for physical disabilities, sensory and cognitive impairment, dementia and respite needs.

PrimeLife describes residential nursing care as support delivered by trained nurses within a…

Morton Manor provides nursing and residential care in Gainsborough for up to 30 residents. The home also offers dementia care and respite care, giving families options when needs change or a shorter stay is required.

The newly renovated home presents itself as a home within a home, with a patient-focused approach for residents and peace of mind for relatives.

Residential, dementia, respite and day care are available at St Luke's Care Home for older people and adults with physical disabilities, sensory impairment or dementia. The home has 32 single bedrooms, some with en-suite WCs and garden or patio views, plus TV points and Wi-Fi throughout.

Based in Scothern near Lincoln, the home supports admissions with an informal transition and offers dining, activities and events as part of everyday life.

Waterloo House supports older people needing residential care, including residents with a diagnosis of dementia. Short-term respite care is also available, giving families temporary support or a chance to experience the home before considering a permanent move. Care is shaped around individual needs and aims to support physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.

Residents can influence life at the home through resident champions who bring forward…