Respite Care
Planned or emergency short-term support for adults, from overnight stays to longer placements.
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Vital for both carers and cared for
Tailored breaks that give carers and families time to recharge while we support children or adults with learning disabilities.
At a glance
Breaks at convenient times, adapted around family and caregiver needs.
Day, overnight and residential options for children and adults.
Rest, recreation and personal development can all shape a break.
Activities and support are shaped around the person taking the break.
Space to recharge
Experience the positive impact of tailored breaks for caregivers of children and adults with learning disabilities.
Recharge, enjoy quality time and find balance while we provide support shaped around the individual's needs.
Care at home
Get support through sitting or care-attendant arrangements for all ages, which can also help prepare for a possible overnight stay.
Overnight care can take place at home or in our welcoming residential care home, supported by compassionate care professionals.
Out and about
Take part in activities such as gym sessions, sports, arts, shopping and leisure, with options suitable for children and adults.
Residential breaks can include indoor and outdoor activities or trips into the local community, with care tailored around the individual.
What this can include
Flexible formats make it easier to find a break that fits the person, their family and everyday life.
Sitting or care-attendant arrangements for all ages in familiar surroundings.
Overnight care at home or in our welcoming residential care home.
Gym, sports, arts, shopping and leisure options for children and adults.
Indoor and outdoor activities with support tailored around the individual.
A clear next step
Start with the person, their needs and the type of break that would be most useful.
Tell us about needs, preferences, interests and the timing that works for the family.
Consider support at home, away from home, overnight or in residential care.
Build rest, recreation and personal development around individual interests.
Caregivers can recharge while the person receives dedicated support.
Practical information
Short breaks can combine familiar routines with new activities, giving caregivers time while keeping the person at the centre.
Here when you are ready
Tell us what would make a useful break for you, your family or the person you care for.