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Pathway House, Wyboston, Bedfordshire
Pathway House is a specialist residential care home in Wyboston, Bedfordshire, supporting up to ten adults with mental health needs, including people with a dual diagnosis of autism or mild learning disabilities. It offers a safe, structured and homely environment where people can build confidence and take steps towards greater independence.
The home provides 1:1, 2:1 and 3:1 support depending on need, with access to psychiatry and in-house therapeutic groups. Pathway House is regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

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About the home
Pathway House is a specialist residential service in Wyboston, Bedfordshire, supporting up to ten adults with mental health needs, including people with a dual diagnosis of autism or mild learning disabilities. We provide a safe, structured and homely environment where people can build confidence and take positive steps towards independence.
Our team helps people understand their diagnosis, manage anxieties and reduce behaviours that challenge, with person-centred support, access to psychiatry and in-house therapeutic groups such as mindfulness.
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Who we support
Adults with learning disabilities, autism and associated complex needs.
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Our approach
Keys Connect — trauma-informed, relational support and Positive Behaviour Support.
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Daily life
Personalised routines, community activities and skills for greater independence.
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Staffing
24-hour personalised support from a consistent, specialist staff team.
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Who is Pathway House for?
Pathway House supports up to ten adults with mental health needs, including people with a dual diagnosis of autism or mild learning disabilities, who benefit from a safe and structured setting.
What levels of support does Pathway House offer?
Pathway House provides 1:1, 2:1 and 3:1 support depending on individual need, alongside access to psychiatry and in-house therapeutic groups.
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