Respite Breaks, Birmingham

Residential
Birmingham City Council
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Behaviours that may challenge, Communication Difficulties, Complex Health Needs, Complex needs, Mental Health, Severe Learning Disabilities, Specialist Support

Space Available

About this home

Everyone deserves a break – including those who provide support and those who receive it. Our respite support offers short-term stays for adults with learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions, and complex needs in a warm, safe, and homely environment. Whether it’s a planned stay, an emergency placement, or just time out to recharge, our respite service provides high-quality support tailored to each person’s needs.

We understand that staying somewhere new can feel like a big step. That’s why our team is here to help people settle in quickly, feel safe and supported, and continue living life to the full during their stay.

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Who we support

Adults
Young Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Behaviours that may challenge
Communication Difficulties
Complex Health Needs
Complex needs
Mental Health
Severe Learning Disabilities
Specialist Support

What we offer

Our fully accessible respite service offers:

Comfortable and personalised accommodation, including private rooms with space for personal items to help people supported feel at home
24/7 support from trained, caring team members who treat everyone with dignity, compassion, and respect
Support with daily living, including personal support, meals, medication, and mobility needs
Nutritious, culturally inclusive meals, with menus including English, Caribbean, Indian, and vegetarian options
Flexible visiting, so family and friends can stay connected
Safe and secure surroundings, with on-site parking, free Wi-Fi

Whether it’s a few nights or a few weeks, every stay is tailored around the individual and planned in partnership with them, their families, and professionals.

Lifestyle

We believe everyone should be able to continue doing what they love, even when away from home. During their stay, guests can enjoy:

Hobbies and interests, like arts and crafts, gardening, and small creative projects
Community access, with great transport links and proximity to shops, parks, and attractions like Birmingham City Centre and Star City
Support for faith and culture, helping people practice their religion or personal routines as they would at home
Choice and independence, with team members encouraging guests to make their own decisions and maintain as much independence as possible

People supported are free to take part in group activities or enjoy some quiet time – it’s all about what works for them.

Whether someone is staying with us for the first time or returning for another break, we aim to make each visit positive, comfortable, and enjoyable.