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Learning Disability Support London

Skilled support for people with learning disabilities that builds independence, opens up community life, and helps each person live well.

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Learning Disability Support

Person-Centred Support That Puts Ambition First

Every person with a learning disability has the right to live as independently as possible, in a home of their choosing. Kome Care provides specialist, person-centred support at home for adults with learning disabilities across London. We start with what someone can do and build from there, rather than simply managing what they cannot.

Daily Living Skills

Graduated support with personal care, cooking, budgeting, and household management to build lasting independence.

Community Access & Inclusion

Going along to social activities, day services, and the community roles each person genuinely cares about.

Communication Support

Accessible communication methods such as Easy Read, Makaton, and AAC, so every person's voice is heard.

Employment & Education Support

Support with college, volunteering, or work that builds both skills and social connections.

Positive Behaviour Support

Evidence-based PBS strategies implemented consistently to promote wellbeing and reduce distress.

Family Guidance

Close collaboration with families and professionals, with regular reviews and open communication.

Who This Service Supports

Our learning disability support is for adults across London with mild, moderate, or complex learning disabilities, including those with additional health or communication needs.

  • Adults with mild to profound learning disabilities requiring home-based support
  • Individuals with learning disabilities and co-occurring autism or mental health conditions
  • People with complex health needs such as epilepsy, diabetes, or physical disabilities
  • Those moving toward greater independence or transitioning from residential settings
  • Individuals seeking support to access employment, education, or volunteering
  • Families looking for consistent, skilled support that complements their own involvement

Speak to our care team today

Free consultation, no obligation. We aim to respond promptly during enquiry hours.

020 8075 5966

How It Works

1

Free Consultation

We discuss your situation sensitively and without pressure.

2
Needs Assessment

A qualified nurse visits to understand needs fully.

3
Personalised Plan

A detailed care plan is built around the individual.

4
Care Begins

Your matched carer begins, with 24/7 clinical support.

Getting Heard in Healthcare Settings

People with learning disabilities meet real barriers when they access healthcare. Appointments run short, information arrives in a format nobody can use, and the person who knows the individual best is often not in the room.

Our care team can help someone prepare for an appointment, communicate what actually matters to them, and follow the health and care plans that have been agreed. Depending on their needs and what is already in place, that can mean supporting the use of:

  • Hospital passports
  • Health action plans
  • Accessible appointment information
  • Medication records
  • Communication plans
  • Agreed instructions from healthcare professionals

Where healthcare professionals are already involved and appropriate information-sharing arrangements are in place, we can liaise with them and follow the agreed care and escalation plans.

When Support Also Involves Health Needs

Having a learning disability does not automatically mean someone requires complex clinical care, and it should not be treated as though it does.

Some people we support do also live with epilepsy, diabetes, mobility difficulties or other health needs. Where we identify complex, clinical or higher-risk needs, nursing involvement becomes part of the assessment, care planning and oversight. For clinical interventions specifically, we assess the requirements individually and confirm the staffing, training, competency and clinical arrangements are in place before care begins — rather than starting and working it out afterwards. Explore complex care at home.

A Nurse-Led Approach to Health Equity

People with learning disabilities face real health inequalities, and their symptoms are too often missed or put down to something else. Our nurse-led team works to close that gap by supporting annual health checks, keeping health action plans up to date, preparing hospital passports, and helping people communicate during appointments.

We work in genuine partnership with families, support coordinators, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, and local authority teams. Agreed strategies are followed consistently, and everyone involved is kept informed through accessible, regular reporting.

Frequently Asked Questions

We support personal care, daily living skills, community access, employment support, communication support, medication management, and health monitoring. All support is tailored to the individual's goals.
Our approach is asset-based. We focus on what the individual can do and support them to extend those skills, using graduated prompting, skill-building activities, and positive reinforcement.
Yes. We work closely with family carers to ensure our support complements their involvement and reduces carer burden, with regular communication and reviews.
Yes. Our nurse-led team is experienced in supporting individuals with epilepsy, diabetes, mental health conditions, physical health needs, or complex communication needs.
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