Support Services for Adults with Learning Disabilities and Autism
Specialist Support for Independence and Belonging
At Person Centred Living, we believe every adult deserves the opportunity to live a fulfilling, independent life within their community. Our support services for adults with learning disabilities and autism are designed to break down barriers, build confidence, and enable each person to take control of their own journey—at home and beyond.
What Are Our Support Services?
Our specialist services go far beyond just “care”—we offer a flexible, person-centred approach to support that adapts to the unique needs, strengths, and ambitions of every individual. From daily living assistance to social participation and skills building, our team works alongside each client to help them achieve their goals, stay connected, and live as independently as possible.
Who Can Benefit?
We support:
- Adults with mild, moderate, or complex learning disabilities
- Adults on the autism spectrum, including those with sensory or communication needs
- People transitioning from family homes, residential care, or hospital settings
- Clients who want to increase their independence, learn new skills, or participate more fully in community life
- Families seeking trusted support for their loved one
Our services are available for as little as a few hours per week up to full 24/7 packages, always designed around the individual.
Our Approach: Empowerment, Collaboration, and RespectEverything we do starts with the person at the centre.
Our support is:
- Person-centred: Every package is built around each person’s wishes, routines, and preferences
- Collaborative: We work with clients, families, and professionals to ensure joined-up, consistent support
- Empowering: We encourage choice, independence, and self-advocacy
- Flexible: Support levels can increase or decrease as needs change
What Do Our Support Services Include?
- Every support plan is unique, but common services may involve:
- Daily Living Assistance: Support with personal care, meals, medication, budgeting, shopping, and managing a home
- Life Skills Development: Building confidence with cooking, travel, using technology, managing money, and more
- Community Participation: Help to access local clubs, volunteering, education, work, faith groups, and leisure activities
- Positive Behaviour Support (PBS): Gentle, evidence-based strategies for managing anxiety, routines, and challenging behaviour
- Communication Support: Using Makaton, symbols, visual schedules, or assistive technology as needed
- Transition Support: Help with moving into a new home, starting work, or adjusting to new routines
- Respite Care: Giving families and carers a break while ensuring quality and continuity of support
- Health and Wellbeing: Support to attend appointments, stay healthy, exercise, and access mental health services
Why Community-Based Support?
We believe that adults with learning disabilities and autism can live full, connected lives in their communities with the right support. Community-based services:
- Promote inclusion and friendships
- Offer meaningful choice in daily life
- Build resilience and confidence
- Reduce reliance on hospitals or residential care
- Support positive relationships with family, friends, and neighbours
Our Team & Training
All staff receive specialist training in learning disability and autism support, person-centred planning, safeguarding, and communication. We value continuity and build trusting relationships, so clients see familiar, reliable faces who understand their needs and goals. Care packages are overseen by experienced managers, with regular reviews to ensure support is always safe, relevant, and effective.
Working in Partnership
We work closely with:
- Families, guardians, and advocates
- Local authorities and social care teams
- Health professionals and therapists
- Community groups and voluntary organisations
This joined-up approach ensures every aspect of an individual’s life is considered and supported.
Flexible, Responsive Support
Life is full of change. Our support services can be adapted quickly in response to new challenges, changing ambitions, or times of crisis. Whether you need more help, want to try something new, or are looking for a fresh start, we’re here for you.
Benefits of Our Support Services
- Independence: Support to do as much as possible for yourself, your way
- Choice: Shape your own routines, activities, and support plan
- Confidence: Build skills, try new things, and make your voice heard
- Community: Opportunities to connect, make friends, and join in local life
- Safety and Security: Professional support, clear communication, and responsive help when needed
Why Choose Person Centred Living?
- Years of experience supporting adults with learning disabilities and autism
- Empowering, person-centred approach to every package
- Skilled, compassionate staff with local knowledge
- Flexible, adaptable support to fit your life and ambitions
- Commitment to inclusion, independence, and positive outcomes
Next Steps
If you or someone you care for could benefit from our specialist support services for adults with learning disabilities and autism, contact Person Centred Living today for a confidential chat and free assessment. We’ll help you design a support plan that puts you in control—at home and in the community, every day.
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Group
The Specialist Homecare Group, encompassing Home Not Hospital, Complex Care Choices, and Person Centred Living, stands as a beacon of dedicated, comprehensive care in the community.
By offering a spectrum of tailored services ranging from intensive complex care to fostering independence and quality of life, this cohesive network of care providers ensures every individual’s health and well-being are managed with expertise, compassion, and a deep commitment to delivering care that feels like home, not hospital.
With a focus on personalisation and respect for each client’s unique journey, the group redefines the standards of homecare excellence.