Glenholme Healthcare Group, a provider of support services for individuals with autism and learning disabilities, is pleased to announce its expansion in the East Midlands.
With a focus on promoting independence and community engagement, Glenholme has been dedicated to delivering person-centred and flexible care plans for over 30 years.
A 3D visual render of Birchwood Lodge and Birchwood House
Construction of two new services
The latest phase of expansion includes the construction of two new services in Lincoln. Birchwood Lodge, a 13-flat supported living facility, will provide accommodation and support for individuals with autism and learning disabilities, and Birchwood House, an eight-flat unit for individuals with complex needs.
These new services reflect Glenholme’s ongoing commitment to offering personalised care that empowers individuals to lead fulfilling lives.
New supported living service
In addition to the developments in Lincoln, Glenholme is also opening a supported living service in Stamford, Lincolnshire. Cecilian Court will consist of 11 flats, providing another option for those seeking supported living solutions.
This expansion is part of Glenholme’s broader strategy to enhance its services across the region, ensuring that more individuals can benefit from their expertise and dedication to person-centred care.
Other openings in Brighton and Lincolnshire
Glenholme’s recent projects highlight its ongoing efforts to meet the growing demand for specialised support services. Over the past year, the organisation has successfully opened two new services in Brighton and a series of supported living cottages in Horncastle, Lincolnshire. These developments have been well received by the local communities, further establishing Glenholme’s reputation for excellence in care.
Plans include Cambridgeshire
Looking ahead, Glenholme plans to continue its expansion and is submitting planning for a supported living service in Cambridgeshire, to open in 2025. It demonstrates Glenholme’s commitment to supporting individuals with autism and learning disabilities across the UK.
Find out more
Those interested in Glenholme’s services can find more information or contact them through the organisation’s website.
