Welcome to Ridgeview Lodge
The home is for adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs who want to live in a real home, with the right support around them. Each person has their own private bedroom and shares the kitchen, living space and garden with the people they live with.
Our trained staff are on hand day and night, with 1:1 or 2:1 support when it is needed. Our aim is simple: to help each person feel at home, build their skills and confidence, and live as independently as they can.
INSIDE THE HOME
Ridgeview Lodge feels fresh and calm from the moment you walk in. The hallway is bright and homely, with plants, a mirror and a small console table, and the home has clean white walls and grey wood-effect floors throughout.
The ground floor flows through to a light kitchen with plenty of worktop space and a window over the sink, and doors that open out to the garden. It is a good space for people to cook with support, learn new skills and share meals together.
There is a comfortable shared living area where people can relax, watch TV or see family and friends, and a staff office so help is always close by.
Bedrooms are bright and neatly furnished, with a comfortable bed and a wardrobe, and plenty of space to personalise. People are encouraged to make their room their own with their photos, colours and favourite things. There is a modern shower room with a walk-in shower.
Outside, the garden gives people a safe space to get some fresh air.
LIFE AT RIDGEVIEW LODGE
People living at Ridgeview Lodge are supported to plan their own days and live the life they choose. That might mean college, work or volunteering, clubs and hobbies, days out, or time with family and friends.
We help people get out into their local community, attend health appointments, manage their tenancy and build everyday skills like cooking, cleaning, shopping and budgeting. We go at each person’s pace and celebrate every step forward.
OUR APPROACH
Support at Ridgeview Lodge is person-centred and follows the principles of Positive Behaviour Support. Each person has their own support plan, built with them, their family and the professionals who know them, and we review it regularly as their needs and goals change.












