Welcome to
South Grove House in Preston
Specialist residential care for people with autism and complex needs
Service Overview
South Grove House provides residential care and support for people living with autism and complex needs. It offers a safe, community-based environment where people are supported to live as independently and purposefully as possible.
Our team works alongside residents, families and professionals to help each person move forward from hospital care or other residential settings into community life, with plans shaped around individual needs, strengths and goals.
Facilities
South Grove
Residential care for people with autism and complex needs in Preston
5 en-suite bedrooms & 3 self-contained flats
Comfortable and private bedrooms offer personal space within a structured and supportive environment. With private living space and separate entrances, the flats offer increased independence while maintaining access to support.
Communal living and skills spaces
Residents share a welcoming dining room, quiet lounge and therapeutic kitchen, supporting everyday routines and life skills development.
Expansive gardens
Safe and peaceful outdoor areas encourage movement, connection with nature and social opportunities.
Meet our Team
Our Commitment to Quality Care
Please contact us to arrange a visit or make a referral.
Our Location
South Grove is a specialist residential care service in Preston, Lancashire, supporting adults with autism and learning disabilities in a well-connected and accessible location.
Situated within a residential area of Preston, the service provides a structured and low-stimulus environment, while remaining close to local amenities, healthcare services and community resources. Preston city centre is easily accessible, offering supported access to shops, leisure facilities, education settings and public transport links.
The location enables individuals to build independence and develop daily living skills within the local community, with tailored support to access activities, establish routines and increase confidence over time. Close proximity to GPs, mental health services and specialist providers also ensures continuity of care and access to wider support when needed.
