A female support worker with red shoulder-length hair and wearing a mask to reduce Covid Risks, supporting a lady with learning disabilities to draw a picture

Daytime Opportunities

A young lady with Downs Syndrome with long dark blonde hair wearing a red jumper adding pictures to her room at our short break unit in Lowestoft to personalise it for the duration of her stay. In the background there are some Olly Murs posters and a picture of Aldeburgh beach, and she is holding up a postcard from portugal.

Short Breaks

A young, male support worker with curly brown hair and wearing a mask to reduce Covid Risks, playing a board game with an autistic young man (blurred focus) at Sudbury Community Hub

Young People

Support To Live at Home

Supported Independence

A female support worker with blonde hair and wearing a mask to reduce Covid Risks, supporting an young man with learning disabilities with his housing arrangements

Short Term Enablement

Support We Offer

We offer a range of services for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs across Suffolk and neighbouring counties. We work with all our customers to develop a support package that is right for them and their families.

Our services include:

  • Daytime, evening and weekend activities in our Hubs and in the Community
  • Opportunities for Young People – including Night Hubs, Summer Clubs and Short Breaks
  • Short Breaks – providing respite care for family/carers and exciting breaks for adults and young people with learning disabilities
  • Support to Live at Home – providing 24 hour supported living arrangements either as an agency or in a selection of homes.
  • Supported Independence – a personal assistant service providing 1:1 support in the home and in the community
  • Short Term Enablement Services – using our expertise to support you to plan your care packages, finances and personal budgets.

We are proud to work in partnership with agencies and charities within Suffolk and prouder still to work directly with our customers to build services based on their needs. One example of this is the Suffolk Autism Social Group, a peer run safe space for autistic adults (18+) to socialise and mix with other autistic people that we facilitate. Find out more about it here.