On Track in Petersfield offers day and community support in a fun and relaxed environment. There are lots of activities including sport, IT, drama, cooking, sensory, education, art, design, and rural skills. Our dedicated team can also help you with personal development, communication practice, budgeting and money management, and independent living skills.
Supported living in Oxfordshire is based across two state-of-the-art services in Banbury and Bicester.
FitzRoy’s Rural Skills Project supports people with learning disabilities to develop confidence, skills and a sense of wellbeing by working in a rural setting. The current rural skills project opened in 2011 and is located at the Sustainability Centre in East Meon, near Petersfield. Up to 12 adults can attend each day, learning how to cultivate herbs, fruit and vegetables which are sold to the public. If you choose to join our rural skills team we will help you to learn how to maintain the grounds, get involved in woodcraft and grow patio pot plants and hanging baskets. All proceeds go straight back into the project.
Shirlett Close is a large, attractive registered care home in the Longford area of Coventry, Warwickshire. The home provides residential care for up to four adults who have learning disabilities and autism. The service is a single story building, with bedrooms and communal areas located on the ground floor.
Silver Birches is a spacious registered care home in Teddington which is made up of three large flats. It is home to 13 people and has a dedicated staff team on hand to provide you with flexible and personal support.
We provide support in various locations in Bury St Edmunds. To find out more or to discuss your needs in further detail, please contact our Service Manager.
Support at Home in Norfolk is based around North Walsham. To find out about support in your area, please get in contact with Ginny, the Service Manager.
Support at Home in Nottinghamshire is in various areas. To find out about support in your area, please contact the Service Manager.
Cherry Trees is our supported living service in Surrey where we support five people with learning disabilities.
Taylor Road opened in 2000 and is a registered care home for seven in Norwich. Conveniently situated in West Earlham, this service consists of two adjoining bungalows. Our highly skilled and enthusiastic staff will provide you with personally tailored support and will encourage you to take an active role in the local community.
