Residential Homes

At Lester Court, we support ten people with complex mental health needs. We recognise that recovery is a journey, and through our outcome-focused approach, we empower people to maintain choice and control over their own lives. We work alongside individuals to help them achieve their goals by supporting access to training, volunteering, and employment opportunities. Everyone is encouraged to engage with their local community and to learn and practise new skills in a supportive environment.

Llys Afon supports two people with mental health needs and learning disabilities. We recognise that everyone is unique, so we tailor our support to suit each individual’s needs. Llys Afon provides a nurturing environment that promotes both mental and physical well-being. We support people to maintain their identity while helping them regain self-confidence and develop skills to manage their mental health and prevent relapse. With the right support, we believe individuals can achieve greater independence and have more control over their own lives.

Welcome to Lyndale, a Hereford-based residential service supporting adults with Mental Health needs, Learning Disabilities, and Autism. We accommodate up to 10 individuals, providing personalised support tailored to each person’s unique strengths, interests, and aspirations. At Lyndale, we foster a compassionate environment that empowers people to thrive and lead fulfilling lives.

Welcome to Malvern View, a residential service in Worcestershire specialising in supporting adults with Learning Disabilities and Autism. We accommodate up to 10 individuals, providing personalised pathways tailored to each person’s unique strengths, interests, and aspirations. At Malvern View, we are dedicated to delivering professional, individualised care in a supportive environment where people can thrive.

Manor Farm supports ten adults with a dual diagnosis of Autism and Learning Disabilities. We work closely with family members and the people we support to provide care that fosters hope, optimism, and a truly valued lifestyle for each individual living with Autism.

Our person-centred, Autism-friendly approach encourages self-awareness and a deeper understanding of Autism. This ensures support maximises each person’s unique gifts and skills while helping to reduce challenges they may face.

Manor Lodge offers tailored support at varying levels to meet the assessed needs of each individual. Our service is specifically designed to accommodate the complex needs of people with Acquired Brain Injuries, Learning Disabilities, and Mental Health needs.

We provide a welcoming, homely environment where individuals can recover and develop skills to enhance their quality of life. Our personalised support helps people build coping techniques that create meaningful improvements in their daily lives.

At Manor Lodge, we prioritise person-centred care that fosters independence while meeting each individual’s unique needs. Through our outcomes-focused approach, we empower people to maintain choice and control over their own lives.

Welcome to Maple Leaf Lodge, a residential care home in Birmingham dedicated to supporting adult males with Learning Disabilities and Mental Health needs. Our service accommodates up to 11 individuals, providing personalised care pathways that promote independence and enhance quality of life. Our trained and compassionate staff specialise in delivering professional support tailored to the unique challenges each person faces.

Maycroft is a residential service supporting up to six individuals with Learning Disabilities, set within a warm, community-focused environment. Our mission centres on delivering person-centred support that empowers those we care for to actively participate in all aspects of their lives. Through carefully planned interventions and dedicated mentoring, we nurture the development of essential skills and promote independence.

At the heart of our approach is a deep understanding that every individual’s journey is unique. That’s why we focus on the person—not just their condition. Whatever their circumstances or however complex their needs, we offer encouragement, support, and motivation to help people set and reach meaningful goals.

We use the Recovery Star Model, an outcomes-based tool recognised by the Department of Health, to guide and measure progress. This framework allows us to support individuals on their recovery journey across key areas, including:

• Managing mental health

• Building self-esteem

• Enhancing independent living skills

• Developing and maintaining social networks

By working collaboratively and focusing on these vital areas, we empower people to take greater control of their lives and move towards increased independence.