Meesons Lodge, Residential Home, Thurrock
- Autism
- Communication Difficulties
- Complex Needs
- Emotional Needs
- Epilepsy
- Learning Disabilities
- Physical Disabilities
- Pica Syndrome
- Profound and multiple learning disabilities(PMLD)
- Registered To Provide Personal Care
- Restricted Mobility
- Sensory Impairments
Gain greater independence through learning essential life skills
Person-centred support planning
Focus on independence and daily living skills
Community connections and meaningful engagement
At Achieve together, we’re proud to provide safe, person-centred support that helps people live happy, healthy and meaningful lives.
More about our approach to quality and safeguardingAbout this support setting
Thoughtfully designed for independent living
Life at Meesons Lodge is shaped by choice, shared experiences and opportunities to build confidence. It is a Specialist home supporting people with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD).
At home, people can enjoy arts and crafts, film and games nights, karaoke, sensory stories, Friday takeaways and monthly music therapy. ZooLab visits offer the chance to meet small animals, while the sensory projector provides fun and engaging experiences. People also enjoy cooking and days out to the seaside, zoos, aquariums and the Christmas pantomime.
In warmer weather, everyone can spend time in the garden and choose what to grow in their own space. The annual barbecue brings people, families, friends and the team together to relax, connect and celebrate each year.
Home profile number: 189
Meet Pauline, our Manager

Who we support
- Autism
- Communication Difficulties
- Complex Needs
- Emotional Needs
- Epilepsy
- Learning Disabilities
- Physical Disabilities
- Pica Syndrome
- Profound and multiple learning disabilities(PMLD)
- Registered To Provide Personal Care
- Restricted Mobility
- Sensory Impairments
Facilities
- Accessibility - Wheelchair/Lift/Stair Lift
- Common room
- Craft hub
- En-Suite
- Garden/Outside Space
- Quiet Room
- Satellite TV
- Sensory Room
- Service Vehicle
- Wet Rooms
- WiFi
What we offer
A safe and supportive place
Meesons Lodge offers comfortable and accessible living spaces designed to support people with a range of needs. The home has 12 en-suite bedrooms, spacious communal lounges, a fully equipped kitchen, a sensory room and a dedicated craft hub where people can enjoy creative activities. The home is wheelchair accessible throughout, with a lift providing access to all areas.
Outside, there is a large garden with space for relaxation, socialising and growing plants.
Meesons Lodge also has a transport vehicle for trips and days out, satellite TV and Wi-Fi for the people we support, helping everyone stay connected and enjoy a wide range of activities both at home and in the local area.
We’re not just participants. We’re planners, presenters, and leaders.
Mary, Unity Co-chair
Lifestyle
Meesons Lodge is set in a quiet estate near Grays town centre, with local shops and amenities nearby. Lakeside Shopping Centre is around 10 minutes away, with a range of shops, restaurants, a cinema, bowling and other leisure activities.
People can also visit Grays Library to choose books, use computers and join activities, or explore local history at Thurrock Museum. Nearby parks and riverside routes provide peaceful places for walks, picnics and time outdoors.
Other attractions include Tilbury Fort, Coalhouse Fort Park, Chafford Gorges and RSPB Rainham Marshes, where people can enjoy exhibitions, scenic trails, wildlife watching and opportunities to spend time in nature.
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