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Alder House, in the village of Chigwell, is home for 22 adults with physical and learning disabilities. We’re close to shops, parks and a post office, and our home itself is surrounded by woodland. We’re just a short walk from Grange Hill underground...

Alemoor Crescent is a friendly place to live for six adults with learning disabilities. You’ll find us in the dockland area of Leith in Edinburgh, with local shops and restaurants nearby. We’re not far from central Edinburgh, so you can easily enjoy...

Surrounded by parklands, Newlands House is home for 35 people with physical disabilities. You'll find us in the peaceful village of Netherseal, Derbyshire. Close by are local shops, pubs and a post office, and we’re close to the historic market town...

Newhaven Road in the north of Edinburgh is home for seven adults with physical disabilities. Our home is right by Victoria Park and close to a bowling green, tennis courts and a shopping centre. There are good transport links into central Edinburgh...

Pinewood is home for seven adults with learning and physical disabilities. We’re in the Deans of Livingston, West Lothian and are close to both nature and town. There are shops, pubs, a library and a swimming pool nearby, and there’s lots of...

Stenhouse is home for eight people with learning disabilities. You’ll find us in a peaceful residential area in the west of Edinburgh, close to a community centre, cinema and several restaurants. We’re also only a short bus ride from Edinburgh city...

Surrounded by beautiful gardens, Bells Piece is home for 13 adults with learning disabilities. Our home is a mile away from Farnham, with its shops, restaurants and sports centres. There are lots of places to visit nearby, including Farnham Castle...

Chipstead Lake, in the peaceful village of Chipstead in Kent, is home for 24 adults with physical disabilities. Our home has extensive, accessible grounds and enjoys incredible views of the village’s large fishing lake. As well as having a local pub...

We all know there’s no place like home. That’s why each Leonard Cheshire home is unique, and provides the support that’s right for the people who live there. Personalised support helps to make sure everyone can live as independently as they choose.

Agnes Court is home for 24 adults with physical disabilities. Located in Banbury town centre, there are great facilities right on our doorstep – from restaurants, pubs and museums to the Castle Quay shopping centre.