What is a learning disability?

Learning disabilities, although they can be categorised, can vary from person to person; each person is unique. In most cases there may be some reduced intellectual ability or social skills, and in some people, there may also be physical or emotional conditions.

The home care and community services we provide are planned especially for each person, taking into account their individual and unique requirements, no matter what their age or circumstances.

We support people with learning disabilities to develop more fulfilled lives, enabling them to make a positive contribution to their local community.

 

We can provide:

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· Support with activities for social inclusion

· Respite care for families with learning disabled children 

· Help at home with light domestic duties

· Personal home care for assistance with washing and dressing

· Support with managing bills and medicines

· Friendship, reassurance, and companionship

· Support and advice with Direct Payments

· Support with contributing to, and being part of the community

· Assistance with taking part in leisure activities