We ensure the quality of the care and support we provide is always our priority. We are committed to enabling the people we support to live the lives they want; lives which are fulfilling, meaningful and happy.
The people we support and their loved ones can be assured that their needs are at the centre of all we do. Whether it’s supporting someone in their own home, to access the community or in a registered care home, we provide person-centred support that is flexible, reliable and consistent.
Jason sustained a brain injury three weeks after his 18th birthday when he was involved in a car accident. The ...
Dave is a 46-year-old gentleman who joined at John Cabot house in April 2017 after incurring a brain injury. Dave ...
After sustaining a brain injury, Sharon joined us at Maeres House with the goal of becoming independent again. Her brain ...
Albert* transferred to Glasshouse from a rehabilitation centre in Derby. Albert* suffered a cardiac arrest whilst at home, he was ...
Neil sustained a brain injury in his 20’s after a road traffic accident. We were pleased to have him join ...
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We support Matt* at one of our residential care homes in Somerset. Matt* has physical disabilities and needs full support ...
Adam*, an autistic person we support, first came to one of our services in September 2017. Shortly after arriving at ...
Earlier this year we caught up with one of our care home managers, Kelly Barnard, about their recent quality audit ...
Dan*, a gentleman we support, unfortunately lost contact with his paternal family when he moved into one of our care ...
Zofia is a support worker at Mimosa Lodge. She shares her story about taking the plunge and completing a diploma… ...
I am a senior support worker at Redmond House, I have always wanted to progress and develop my job role ...
One of our residential care homes in Somerset supports up to 11 people. Our home is made up of three residential ...
Rob Brady is the Director of People and Development at Voyage Care. He shares some of the things that make ...
Sally* is a happy and thriving adult, whose independence and sociability is at a great level. But rewind to 2011, ...
The high quality of our apprenticeship’s rely heavily on the hard work of our VQ Assessors. But what exactly does ...
Peter became part of Voyage Care’s Young Apprenticeship Programme in October 2018. Since then he’s been at Dryad Spinney, ...
2017 was a life changing year for Darren*. A normal day in the summer quickly turned sour when an innocent ...
Daniel moved to one of our specialist autism care homes in Portsmouth, in 2014. He’d always been keen to gain ...
We caught up with Saskia, Service Manager at one of our autism specialist homes, Elmsmead, about the autism journey herself ...
Education is vital to every child’s development, but Jen*, who has severe physical disabilities and a life limiting illness, was ...
Tim* is one of the people we support at who lives in a supported living bungalow. After a year in ...
Why Voyage Care? I started my journey with Voyage Care over 24 years ago now and it was purely by ...
About Ann* Ann* is a lady with a severe learning disability and autism who, at times, exhibits very challenging behaviour. ...
About Stan* Stan*is a gentleman with a severe learning disability and autism which includes a hypersensitivity to noise and issues ...
Sarah, service manager at one of our Reading services, has shared the major improvements they’ve made at the home since ...
Since starting their NAS autism accreditation journey, the team of staff and the people we support at a service in ...
Jackie and Helen are two people we support at Ling Crescent in Hampshire, one of our 33 specialist autism services ...
One of our services in Romford is a residential care home that supports 6 people with learning disabilities, many of ...
We began supporting Jack* at one of our specialist brain injury rehabilitation services in the West Midlands, 9 years ago following ...
The words “blood test” were whispered between staff at our Uttoxeter services, who were carefully devising a way to make ...
Amy* was happy living at home with her mum but always said that she wanted to live more independently and ...
With a small audience of our staff and other people we support, Evan* tells a funny story in a way ...
Ant*, who we support in Scotland, was previously supported by another provider up until early 2016 – and since then, ...
Rich* suffered a brain injury in November 2015. It is believed the brain injury was a result of a fall ...
In 2015, Sascha joined Voyage Care as a support worker at Sadlers Place in Walsall and since then her career ...
I’ve always wanted to work within care. When I completed my GCSE’s, I started a youth training scheme apprenticeship in ...
Beverley Malpass – Regulatory & Registrations Manager I have worked for Voyage Care for over 10 years. This is the ...
Chelsea Hennefer – Quality & Compliance Administrator I began working at Voyage Care in April 2014 in the accounts payable team. ...
Congratulations are in order for Sam*, who we support in Norfolk, as he is due to gain his level one ...
‘I was absolutely delighted today to receive news of not one, but two resignations in the team’ Amanda Griffiths Receiving ...
Harry* has a learning disability and took a tenancy at one of our supported living properties in Berkshire 18 months ...
Brian*, who lived at one of our homes in Merseyside, acquired his brain injury when he was involved in a ...
St Brides, our newly acquired supported living property in Wolverhampton, is home to eight people with learning disabilities and behaviours ...
In 2012, Justin* was shot through the head and right eye while serving as a soldier in Afghanistan. He was ...
Kelly Barnard, service manager at one of our services in Scarborough, supports one autistic person with extremely complex needs. After implementing ...
Michelle* lives in one of our homes in Scarborough. She is autistic and has extremely complex needs as she is ...
Samson* is autistic and lives in one of our services in the West Midlands, which is working towards Autism Accreditation ...
Liam*, who lives at our one of our homes in Leicester, has made contact with his family in Gambia for ...
Nathan*, who lives at one of our homes in Southampton, was reaching a crisis point. He was getting drunk every ...
Connor*, who has learning disabilities, ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and fragile X syndrome, has been supported by Voyage Care ...
Sue* was diagnosed with learning disabilities along with epilepsy. She grew up living with her mum, dad and brother, Barry. ...
Tom*, who lives in one of our residential care homes in Kent, has learning disabilities and autism. Tom’s* autism results ...
Paul* has learning disabilities, autism and complex needs and has lived in various residential homes and hospitals from a young ...
Aaron* currently lives at one of our homes in the North West. He has Korsakoff syndrome and paranoid schizophrenia. Before ...
Pat* has moderate learning disabilities and a borderline personality disorder. She lives at one of our homes in Yorkshire. Eighteen months ...
When Mike* was young, he dived into the sea from the beach and hit a sand bank. The accident left him ...
INREACH support for a complex ventilated lady Background Rachel* was a sociable family lady who enjoyed life to the full, ...
A complex girl with an acquired brain injury Background Meg* is a girl that we have supported since June 2015. ...
Bill* has lived in the West Midlands for many years. He has a moderate learning disability and scoliosis of the ...
Drew* is living in one of our supported living services in Kent. He is non-verbal with a diagnosis of learning ...
24/7 Complex Child Supported In Challenging Family Environment Background Martin* has been supported by Voyage Specialist Healthcare since July 2016. A ...
Hello everyone, Let me tell you a little about myself. My name is Andy* and in 2010 I suffered a ...
Our son Wil* moved into a Voyage Care residential home in Somerset 10 years ago, after finishing his education at ...
Valerie* has learning disabilities and had been in care since she was three years old. She transitioned from a hospital ...
Arnie* is autistic and had high levels of challenging behaviour when he came to live at one of our homes. ...
Alison* and Lola* shared a house with some other tenants. The household was becoming unhappy, as each tenant believed they ...
Dean* lives in a specialist supported living service. When he moved into his new home from a specialist school placement, ...
Ethan lives with his parents and his younger sister. He has a learning disability and autism. He does not use ...
Moira has learning disabilities and had always lived at home with her parents. Her behaviour was becoming increasingly difficult for ...
Peter has a brain injury due to childhood abuse and he was adopted as a child. He was very close ...
Katie lives with learning disabilities and Asperger’s Syndrome, an autistic spectrum condition. Katie likes to feel in control of her ...
Sarah* is a selective mute and has limited methods of communication to express her needs and wishes. This left her ...
Danny* is a young man who is supported by Voyage Care in a residential home. He has mild learning disabilities ...
Murray* was hit by a taxi in 2009 and suffered a brain injury, numerous fractures and internal injuries. His mother ...
Before Barry’s referral, he had been living in institutional care from a very young age due to his perceived uncontrollable ...
Rory* is one of the people we support in Warwickshire and he has been volunteering at one of our day ...
Jeni* had lived with her parents until she was 47 years old. When her mother was taken ill and went ...
Owen* has made a miraculous recovery after a motor bike accident five years ago. From being in a coma for ...
Kim* was already receiving community support to tackle her alcohol misuse when she was admitted to hospital with encephalopathy. Encephalopathy ...
Lucas* suffered a cardiac arrest, which left him with a hypoxic brain injury. This gave him problems with his memory, ...
Sebastian* lives at a Voyage Care residential service in Gloucestershire. He has an acquired brain injury following a road traffic ...
Joan’s* goal was to live independently again and return to fitness following a brain injury resulting from a cardiac arrest. ...
Sam* had very limited independent living skills and relied heavily on support staff to maintain his home. Without the high ...
Tariq* is a practicing Muslim and he has a learning disability and autism. He is currently living in a shared ...
Greg* currently lives independently in his own home. Previous to this, Greg* was reliant on staff in most aspects of ...
In my early 20’s, I worked for a local landscaping company in Scotland. The job was below minimum wage at ...
I joined Voyage Care after many years of working for the NHS, I needed a more flexible working life and ...
I started working in care around five years ago, after seeing a close friend struggle to look after her son ...
Dylan* was involved in a high speed collision and sustained a brain injury in his twenties. The accident left him ...
Andrea* and Riley* both wanted to move out of a Voyage Care residential placement in Merseyside to be closer to ...
Annie* came to a Voyage Care service in West London after a difficult start to her life. Emotionally and sexually ...
Olivia* moved into a service in Sussex in April 2017. Prior to this she lived at home with her parents ...
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