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Conquest House in Farcet, Peterborough offers residential support for 15 males and females with a primary learning disability diagnosis, who may also be on the autism spectrum.

Belmont Road, is located in March, Cambridgeshire. It offers residential support for 13 adults with a primary learning disability diagnosis, who may also be on the autism spectrum.

Conquest Lodge is located in March, Cambridgeshire. The service offers residential support for 19 males and females with a learning disability and mental health needs.

Bedborough House is located in Radstock, Somerset. We offer residential support for eight autistic males and females, and people with a learning disability.

Based in Radstock, Somerset, Priory Radstock offers residential support for 12 autistic males and females.

Priory Hospital Norwich provides care for adults aged 18 years and over who are in an acute mental health illness.

Manor Field is located in Weldon, Northamptonshire. It offers residential support for five males and females, who have a primary learning disability diagnosis, who may also be autistic.

Lombard House is a specialist learning disability rehabilitation service for males with a history of offending behaviour and other conditions including autistic spectrum disorders (ASDs), personality disorders and mental illnesses.

Priory Radstock Satellite is located in Midsomer Norton, near Radstock. We offer residential support for five autistic males and females, and those with a learning disability and mental health needs.

Kalmia and Mallow in Watton, Norfolk offers residential support for 13 males and females who are on the autism spectrum or have a learning disability, who may also have complex needs.

The Lighthouse in Gloucestershire, is 5-bedded transitional recovery service for females over the age of 13, supporting people to engage with meaningful activity in the community.

Newcombe Lodge is a 7-bedded transitional recovery service for females aged between 13 and 18 years with complex mental health and risk taking behaviours.