Learning Disabilities Support

At Claimont Health, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to live a fulfilling and independent life, regardless of learning disabilities. Our specialised support services are designed to empower individuals with learning disabilities, fostering personal growth and promoting inclusion.

We provide compassionate, person-centred care that addresses unique needs, enabling clients to develop essential life skills and achieve their individual goals within the familiar surroundings of home.

Learning Disability Care That Fits the Individual

People with learning disabilities often face a system that asks them to fit in. We take the opposite approach. Our learning disability services are built around the person, not the other way around. That means support is designed to reflect each individual’s abilities, preferences, and pace of life.

Whether support is needed with daily living, routines, communication, or building confidence in social settings, we work alongside each person to find what works best for them. We also understand that family and loved ones play a central role, and we ensure they feel heard, involved, and supported throughout.

Learning Disability Home Care

Many of the people we support feel safest and most comfortable at home, and that’s where we focus our care. Our learning disability home care enables individuals to remain in their own environment, supported by a consistent, trusted team.

We support individuals with a wide range of learning disabilities, including:

• Mild to moderate learning disabilities
• Complex or multiple learning disabilities
• Autism and associated conditions
• Communication or sensory processing differences
• Co-existing mental health needs

Each person’s support plan is created through open, honest conversation with input from the individual, family members and other professionals where needed.

Our Support Can Include:

Assistance with daily tasks such as cooking, personal care, or getting to appointments

• Helping to develop life skills and routines
• Encouragement with social interaction and community involvement
• Support with communication and emotional well-being
• Medication and physical health management
• Overnight or 24-hour care when required

Respect, Structure, and Stability

Change can feel overwhelming. For many individuals with learning disabilities, consistency is not just helpful; it’s essential. We prioritise stable, long-term relationships with support workers who understand the individual and provide continuity in care.

We are mindful of the small details that make a difference, knowing how someone prefers their routine, recognising early signs of distress, or simply being patient on a difficult day. It’s this attentiveness that helps to build trust, reduce anxiety, and foster independence.

Learning Disability Homecare Support 

Our learning disability care at home offers a flexible, private alternative, tailored to support independence while providing reassurance to families.

We also work closely with local authorities, clinical teams, and other services to ensure that care is coordinated, safe, and responsive to changing needs.

To talk to us today about our learning disability support services, we’re here to listen and to help you find care that’s right for you.