Home Page Our Homes Outreach MDT Careers Feedback News About us Contact & Referrals Privacy Notice Supporting People With Learning Disabilities Beech House Beech House offers a home for adults with moderate learning disabilities, autism and challenging behaviour. Our aim is to provide individualised care that recognises each person as the individual that they are and assist in the development of key life skills whether this be improving methods of communication or finding meaningful employment. We are dedicated to achieving a positive, pro-active, calm and caring environment where our Service Users can feel empowered to live life happily and reach their own personal goals. The house is situated in a quiet, peaceful setting within mature woodland and provides purpose built, fully accessible accommodation. Bedrooms are well proportioned and larger than minimum standards with en-suite shower facilities, under floor heating, double-glazing and keyless entry system. All service users are encouraged to make decisions for themselves and are actively involved in the running of their home. Community and leisure facilities such as the cinema, swimming pool and beach are available nearby and regular outings to local events take place. Service Users also have the opportunity to take part in day trips and holidays away. HOME FACILITIES AND BENEFITS All rooms and floors are fully wheelchair accessible - Lift to all floors All rooms have under floor heating There are 3 lounges - Quiet/meeting room Large patio area - Wireless hi speed internet All lounges have large flat screen TVs Keyless door entry system LOCATION BENEFITS Homes are located in extensive private grounds Access to private beach 5 minutes from Ryde town centre and travel interchange with ferry links to the mainland Cinema, shops, bowling, ice skating, pubs and restaurants all within minutes Day services available on site Day services will have evening activities and a drop-in club Accept Settings We use cookies on our website to see how you interact with it. By accepting, you agree to our use of such cookies.Privacy Policy