Who are learning disability support services for?
Anyone with a learning disability who would benefit from additional support.

What we do
Our ethos is clear, we believe everyone should be encouraged and supported to achieve their full potential. We are there to empower and support, helping service users acquire the skills and confidence they need to interact with the wider community.

We aim to be flexible and strive to support people in their social life and with cultural and leisure activities. Our support team can assist those with complex needs and are trained in managing challenging behaviour.

We can offer support with finances, shopping, or more extensive support at home involving every day tasks such as personal hygiene. We help people interact with others in the community, supporting them as they acquire life and social skills.

Who we help
• Brain trauma
• Epilepsy
• Down’s Syndrome
• Autism
• Cerebral Palsy
• Asperger’s Syndrome
• Angelman Syndrome
• Retts Syndrome

Where we help
Our support workers help in the following ways:
• Relief in residential homes
• Supporting people in the community
• Helping those in supported living
• Helping those in floating support services

Our packages are tailored to meet individual needs and preferences. We assist with all types of interaction within the community, including accompanying people on holidays or recreational activities. Our workers also provide night sitting, relief support and live-in support to meet individual needs.