Learning Disability & Autism Support in Bury St Edmunds
Compassionate home care for adults with learning disabilities and autism—tailored to promote confidence, wellbeing, and independence.
Who we support
At Lots of Care, we provide specialist home care for adults aged 18+ living with learning disabilities, autism, or both. We work closely with individuals, families, and professionals to offer the right kind of support—whether that means daily assistance or occasional help with routines and wellbeing.
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We proudly support people across Bury St Edmunds, West Suffolk, and South Norfolk, helping them live more independently in the place they feel most comfortable—their own home.
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Our approach
We believe that great care starts with truly understanding the person. That’s why we:
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Tailor every care plan around individual needs, goals, and interests
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Help build daily routines that promote independence and structure
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Encourage confidence through life skills, social engagement, and activities
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Work with you (or your loved one) every step of the way to review and adjust support as needed
Our support isn’t one-size-fits-all. Whether someone wants help with daily living or just a little extra encouragement, we’re flexible and supportive.
What Services Do We Offer?
We offer a wide range of practical and emotional support for adults with learning disabilities and autism, including:
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Personal care (e.g., washing, dressing, toileting)
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Help with shopping, money management, and appointments
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Health monitoring and hygiene routines
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Meal preparation and support with nutrition
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Medication reminders and support
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Daily routines to encourage independence
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Companionship and social activities
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Support with communication and confidence building
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How we assess & plan care
Before we begin, we take time to understand what matters most to the person receiving care.
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During your initial assessment, we’ll talk about:
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What you enjoy and what you dislike
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Your strengths and what you’d like help with
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Your hobbies, family, friends, and social life
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Your goals—big or small
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Any existing support or healthcare needs
This can be done with you directly, or with a family member, support worker, or social worker if preferred.
What families & social workers can expect
We know how important it is for families and professionals to feel reassured. Here’s what you can count on:
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Consistency – we try to match clients with the same support staff as much as possible
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Flexibility – choose how often you want care: daily, weekly, or even monthly to start
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Ongoing review – we’ll regularly check in to make sure the support still fits
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Clear communication – we’ll keep you updated and involved, with consent
If you would like to contact us to discuss our support services in more detail you can chat via our website or fill out our contact form.
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Call us today to discuss your needs.
01284 334 481