Adult Care at Keys provides residential support for adults with a range of needs, including learning disabilities, autism, acquired brain injuries and mental health conditions. Services are designed to promote dignity, stability and quality of life.

Our services support adults who may require long-term care, re-enablement following illness or injury, or support to build greater independence in a safe and structured environment.

Our homes are welcoming, homely environments where people feel safe, supported and part of a community. We focus on creating spaces where individuals can build relationships and feel a true sense of belonging.

We take an individual, flexible approach to care. Support is tailored to each person’s strengths, aspirations and needs, with care plans that evolve over time rather than following a fixed pathway.

Support may include:

• Daily living skills and routines

• Emotional wellbeing and mental health support

• Social engagement and community involvement

• Skill development and independence building

Our services are supported by multidisciplinary clinical teams, including therapists and specialists who guide care planning, risk management and wellbeing support.

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is an approach that focuses on understanding the reasons behind behaviours and responding in proactive, compassionate ways. It aims to improve quality of life and reduce distress.

Connected Support means adult care services are linked with specialist services across Keys, including Keys Health. This ensures care, therapy and clinical input work together seamlessly.

Adults can access support such as:

• Autism assessments and support

• ADHD assessment and treatment

• Speech and language therapy

Referrals are typically made by local authorities, commissioners, health professionals or social workers looking for appropriate residential care and support.