Learning Disabilities
Learning Disability Support in Maidstone and Kent
Everyone deserves to live the life they choose. We provide respectful, person-centred support for adults with learning disabilities, helping them build confidence, develop skills and stay as independent as possible.
About learning disabilities
Our approach is built on respect, choice and human rights. We recognise each person's culture, diversity and individuality, and we support them to lead a fulfilling, meaningful and happy life.
Support is shaped around goals that matter to the person, and reviewed regularly with them and the people who know them best.
What our support can include
Support to build independence and everyday skills
Help to be part of the local community
Support with daily routines and appointments
Personal care where it is needed
Encouragement to make choices and decisions
Working with family, friends and other professionals
Who it can help
Adults with a learning disability
Young adults moving towards more independent living
People who want to stay in their own home
Families who want consistent, respectful support
How it works
Getting started is simple. We will talk through your needs, agree a plan with you and review it as things change. See how care begins.
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Get in touch
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Care assessment
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A personalised care plan
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Care at home
Frequently asked questions
Do you support people to be more independent?
Yes. Building independence is at the heart of our approach, and we agree goals with the person and their family.
Can support include help in the community?
Yes. Carers can support people to get out and about, take part in activities and keep up friendships, as agreed in the plan.
How do you involve family?
We involve families in planning and reviews, always with the person's agreement.