Residential care

Ganwick House, Barnet, London

Ganwick House, Wagon Road, Barnet, London, EN4 0PH

Ganwick House is a residential care home in Barnet, north London, supporting adults with autism and severe learning disabilities. The home offers a warm, homely environment with individually tailored support that helps people build confidence and develop everyday skills.

Support is person-centred and delivered using Positive Behaviour Support, with the home a member of the Restraint Reduction Network. Ganwick House is regulated by the Care Quality Commission.

Front exterior of Ganwick House, a red-brick double-fronted house with a blue front door and columned porch set in lawned grounds

CQC · Good

Specialisms

Autism, Learning Disabilities

About

About the home

Ganwick House in Barnet, London, supports adults with autism and severe learning disabilities in a warm, homely environment. We encourage everyone to take part in a wide range of activities and hobbies that build confidence and develop new skills.

Our experienced team provides individually tailored support, helping people grow their social, emotional and communication skills, make choices and take real control of their own lives.

  • Who we support

    Adults with learning disabilities, autism and associated complex needs.

  • Our approach

    Keys Connect — trauma-informed, relational support and Positive Behaviour Support.

  • Daily life

    Personalised routines, community activities and skills for greater independence.

  • Staffing

    24-hour personalised support from a consistent, specialist staff team.

Facilities

En-suite Fully-equipped Kitchen Satellite TV Garden Pet Friendly Clinical Support Positive Behaviour Support Air Conditioning Available Restraint Reduction Network Member

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Who is Ganwick House for?

Ganwick House supports adults with autism and severe learning disabilities, and welcomes people of all genders.

Where is Ganwick House?

Ganwick House is in Barnet, north London, with Hadley Wood station around 0.2 miles away and local shops and amenities close by.

How is support delivered?

Support is person-centred and delivered using Positive Behaviour Support, with clinical input on hand. The home is regulated by the Care Quality Commission.

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