About our services
We provide care and support services that are both CQC-regulated (checked and registered by the Care Quality Commission) and services that do not require regulation, such as community activities and outreach, supporting adults with a learning disability and/or autism. We specialise in supporting people with:
- Complex needs
- Profound and multiple learning disabilities
- Behaviours that challenge
Our mission is to promote independence, choice, and opportunity so that individuals can thrive. We aim to lead the way in delivering innovative, person-centred care.
What we offer
We are a CQC-regulated provider offering a wide range of care and support services for adults with learning disabilities and/or autism.
Residential care homes
Safe, comfortable homes where adults receive 24-hour support in a friendly environment.
- Greenfield House – a home for 10 adults in the beautiful market town of Leek
- Hawthorn House – a 24-bed purpose-built home with large gardens, close to local amenities
Respite care (short breaks)
Short stays that give carers a break and allow individuals to enjoy new experiences, make friends, and take part in activities. Respite can be planned or arranged in an emergency.
- Douglas Road – 8-bed service
- Silver Birch – 5-bed service
- Woodland View – 10-bed service
These breaks help carers recharge and give individuals the chance to socialise and join in activities.
Supported living
Independent living with support on hand when needed. This includes help with personal care, managing household tasks, and staying connected to the community.
- Horninglow Bungalows – supported living for up to 16 adults with learning disabilities and/or autism, including those with complex physical or health needs.
Home care and reablement
Support in your own home to help you stay independent. This can include personal care, help with daily routines, and short-term reablement after illness or hospital stays.
Day opportunities
Activities and sessions to help people stay active, social, and engaged.
- Community outreach – 1-to-1 support for activities in your local area
- Virtual sessions – sensory and music sessions delivered online
- Building-based activities – sensory and meaningful sessions at centres in:
- Stafford - Marsh Court
- Lichfield - The rivers specialist opportunities
- Newcastle-under-Lyme -The Pipers at Brackenberry
- Leek - Leek day opportunities
How to access services
To access our services, you’ll need:
- A referral from a social worker
- To meet the criteria for our specialist offer
Contact Staffordshire Cares on 0300 111 8010 to discuss your needs.
Additional support and information
You can also find help with:
- Personal budgets and direct payments
- Staying healthy and well
- Equipment and technology for daily living
- Applying for a Blue Badge
- Living independently at home
- Support for carers – including carers’ assessments
- Support for children and young people with disabilities
- Sensory support – for hearing or sight loss
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