We support people with a learning disability, acquired brain injury, physical disabilities, mental health needs, autistic people and others who use our services to live the life they choose.
At Grace Eyre, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live the life they choose. We support people with a range of needs to achieve their goals, strengthen their independence, build connections and contribute to their communities in ways that matter to them.
Through personalised support, housing and life opportunities, we help people build independence, develop skills, strengthen relationships and play an active role in their communities.
We provide high-quality support at home and in the community, inspiring and educational activities, help with training, employment and independent travel, and access to good quality housing.
We work in close partnership with commissioners, families and the person in need of support to design a support package that reflects individual goals and preferences.
We can help smooth the transition from young people’s to adult services for both the people we support and their families and carers.
We campaign on the subjects that matter to the people we support, while also providing options for people to socialise and have fun.
For other charities and business, we offer training and consultancy services that focus on the inclusion of people with a learning disability and autistic people within organisations.
There are also a range of ways businesses can get involved and support us.
For landlords, we offer a service where we support a tenant with a learning disability and/or autistic person to successfully live independently live in your property.
Fin began travel training on buses around his local area and community. He had already mastered the art of crossing roads and had some prior experience travelling with his family, but there were concerns about keeping him safe while he...
Read Mellie’s journey from lack of confidence and fear of talking to people, to developing a creative business and starting a career supporting others to achieve their dreams. Grace Eyre’s employment programme was recommended to Mellie after she was made...
Brian and Pauline are supported to go on dates and other social events by staff across two supported living services. Last year they spent their first holiday together. They also travelled to Disneyland Paris - their first time abroad as...
