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Priory Supported Living West Midlands provide supported living services across the county for people with a variety of support needs.

Supports people with a learning disability or mental health needs in Stoke-on-Trent

Supports people who are autistic, have a learning disability or mental health needs in Dudley

Alphonsus House in Oldbury offers residential and nursing support for 19 males and females with a learning disability or mental health needs.

Loughshore. located in Belfast, offers residential support for 16 people with learning disability diagnosis, people on the autism spectrum and behaviours that may challenge.

Shaftesbury Mews in Belfast, offers residential and nursing support to 18 people, who are on the autism spectrum, or have a learning disability. The home can also support those with physical health needs and a brain injury.

Offering fast access to outpatient mental health treatment in Birmingham for conditions including depression, stress and anxiety.

Priory Beverley House is a 24-bedded high dependency rehabilitation unit for females with complex mental health needs, including schizophrenia and bipolar disorders. Some may have co-morbid conditions such as mild learning disabilities, alcohol and drug use and borderline personality disorder.

In partnership with the NHS, Priory Hospital Woodbourne has 70 beds across 6 wards and provides a diverse range of inpatient services for males and females.

Priory Hospital Woodbourne, located in a picturesque suburb of South West Birmingham, provides fast access to expert treatment for a range of addictions, including drugs, alcohol and behaviours such as gambling.

Solihull is a 31-bedded high dependency rehabilitation service for males requiring a positive environment to stabilise the symptoms of mental illness. We also provide a community focused rehabilitation ward and this care pathway helps patients to develop positive self-management and independent skills for a successful discharge into the community.

River House, in the Shaw’s Bridge area of Belfast, offers residential support for eight people who are on the autism spectrum or have a learning disability.