Support for disabled adults

At Sense, we offer everything from residential care to day services for disabled adults. We’ll never tell you what to do. With our support, you can do things your way.

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“Finding Sense was a huge turning point for me.”
Saihan

Day-to-day support

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Day services

At our centres all over the UK, we offer a huge range of daytime activities for adults with complex disabilities.

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Support for people with Usher syndrome

Our expert team offers one-to-one support for people with Usher syndrome and their families.

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Community support

One-to-one support to help you communicate and live your daily life.

Residential support

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Supported Living

With Supported Living, you’ll have your own home to be proud of, and also get the care that you need.

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Residential Care

Sense Residential Care offers round-the-clock support for adults with complex disabilities.

Meet new people

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Go on a Sense Holiday

Have an unforgettable time on our fully supported holidays for people with complex disabilities, including deafblindness.

Take a short break

Short breaks are get-aways and days out for disabled adults and children.

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Make a new friend online

Sense Virtual Buddying is a free service for people with disabilities of any age in the UK.

Education and work

Sense College

An independent specialist college for people aged 16-25 with complex disabilities, including deafblindness.

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Employment support for people with complex disabilities

We can offer expert help with your job search, interviews and more.

Real stories from people we support

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How Sense spoke my brother Fernando’s language

Carole explains how going to a Sense Centre changed everything for her brother, Fernando.

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Each of my Sense Holidays has been uniquely amazing

From countryside cottages to sailing on a yacht, Catherine shares why Sense Holidays surpass expectations and match her needs.

My communicator guide isn’t just someone who supports me, she’s a friend

“She delivers my shopping, medicine and post and we can chat over the phone.”

Find out how we can support you

Not sure which service is right for you? We’re always happy to talk or discuss a referral.

Contact our team