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Supports people who are autistic or have a learning disability in Newport

Supports people with a learning disability or mental health needs in Newport

Priory Hospital Enfield provides a full care pathway including medium secure and low secure units, and a locked rehabilitation wing. The full multidisciplinary team works with males who have a diagnosis of mental illness and associated challenging behaviours.

Richmond House is a specialist learning disability rehabilitation unit which provides eight beds for females with a history of offending/challenging behaviour, who have learning disabilities and other conditions including autistic spectrum disorders (ASDs), personality disorders and mental illnesses.

We offer rehabilitation and recovery (R&R), acute, psychiatric intensive care unit (PICU) and eating disorder services to adult males and females, in partnership with the NHS

Avesbury House in London is a low secure rehabilitation and recovery facility split into five independent living units, for males aged 18 years and older.

Offering market leading mental health and addiction treatment. With inpatient, outpatient and online support, we can help you get your life back on track.

The Old Vicarage, Bristol, provides residential support for nine adults. This includes people on the autism spectrum, or have a learning disability or mental health needs.

Primrose Villa in Bristol, provides residential support for seven males and females, who are autistic, have a learning disability, or mental health needs.

Priory Hospital Newbury is a high dependency rehabilitation service for males working towards a life back in the community. This is supported by a community focused rehabilitation service, offering a robust care pathway that promotes independence and reduced lengths of stay.

Ogilvie Court is located in Earls Colne, near Colchester. It offers residential support for 25 males and females with a learning disability.

Priory Hospital Suttons Manor is a specialist, low secure service for males who are over the age of 50. Our aim is to help our patients rebuild confidence, self-esteem and hopes for the future. We keep our patients involved with the community, their family, and carers whenever possible.