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How Voyage Care can support you

Everyone is different and it is vital your care and support is tailored to your individual needs. To achieve this, we take time to get to know you and put your preferences at the centre of everything we do.

You are in control of every element of your care and support, where appropriate. We empower you to live the way you want – where, how and with whom you choose.

We are committed to providing the very best quality care and support, which is demonstrated through our robust quality framework.

To learn more about how we can support you to live fulfilling life, contact our friendly enquiry team.

How we support you

We care for people in the UK living with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries, Prader-Willi syndrome, and other complex care needs.

Everyone is different so:

We will help you to get the amount of support that is right for you
We will support and care for you in the way that is right for you

We will involve you in working out what is right for you. We want you to say:

Where you want to live
How you want to live
Who you want to live with

Our services are checked by the Government’s Care Quality Commission (CQC). They say that just about all our services are good or outstanding.

In Scotland and Wales the Care Inspectorate say that all our services are good.

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brain injury

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learning disability

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WAAW2024

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children's complex care

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Leia’s remarkable journey: from unknown diagnosis to specialist care

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Helping Hao Lin and his family navigate complex care

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Katie joins the Voyage Care family!

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Teresa takes back control of her life!

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Jade’s transition from child services to adult services

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Paulina exceeds all expectations in her brain injury rehabilitation journey

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Claire achieves independence as she moves into her own bungalow!

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Margaret’s story: Managing a learning disability with anxiety

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supported living

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Mary moved into supported living during COVID-19!

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James’ journey to independence!

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COVID-19 won’t stop these three friends moving into supported living!

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The road to independence

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Supporting Josh to transition from hospital into his new home

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Shaun’s seaside stopover!

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Andrew’s exciting move during lockdown

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Ayesha’s life changing transition journey

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Ross is learning independent living skills at home

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Dave’s dedication to recovery

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Life after brain injury

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On the road to recovery

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Relocation, relocation, relocation – for the better!

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Scoring and soaring, above and beyond in quality!

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Staff bring Dan and his father back together, after a long 14 years

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How an apprenticeship helped Kayleigh progress in her career

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60 seconds with an apprentice

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Moving on and moving in – just in time for the new year!

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What makes me proud of our Apprenticeship Programme

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The right path for Peter

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A day in the life of a VQ Assessor

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A small yet life-changing move for Sally

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On the home run for Darren

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Daniel’s hard drive towards independence

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Developing together: How the Elmsmead team have gone from good to fantastic

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“Staff don’t see limitations when they support me”

Tim* is one of the people we support at who lives in a supported living bungalow. After a year in ...

Ruth’s career progression from nurse to manager

Why Voyage Care? I started my journey with Voyage Care over 24 years ago now and it was purely by ...

staff and recruitment

Ann’s bus trip – How the team in Eastleigh have helped Ann face her challenges

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autism

Stan’s adventurous day out

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autism

Making big improvements since the autism specialism to Reading services

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autism

How the autism accreditation journey has changed Zavier’s life

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autism

First time flyer at Ling Crescent

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autism

Service spotlight: Our Romford Services takes a walk in their residents’ shoes

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Jack’s climbing the ladder to independence

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Chaos to calm – Tara’s Prader-Willi syndrome story

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Onwards and upwards for Amy

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Evan – Timid to transformed in less than two years!

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Ant’s living a better life, thanks to our Scotland services

Ant*, who we support in Scotland, was previously supported by another provider up until early 2016 – and since then, ...

Rich’s journey to remember

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Sascha keeps progressing at Sadlers Place

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“In this industry, you are constantly learning”

I’ve always wanted to work within care. When I completed my GCSE’s, I started a youth training scheme apprenticeship in ...

It was great to know that someone believed you had the potential

Chelsea Hennefer – Quality & Compliance Administrator I began working at Voyage Care in April 2014 in the accounts payable team. ...

This is the most supportive and caring company I have worked for

Beverley Malpass – Regulatory & Registrations Manager I have worked for Voyage Care for over 10 years. This is the ...

Sam is building on his skills for a bright future

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Enabling Harry to venture into the community

Harry* has a learning disability and took a tenancy at one of our supported living properties in Berkshire 18 months ...

Brian is overjoyed to be walking into his new home

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Successful transition: supported living in Wolverhampton

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Justin moves into his own flat

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Kelly’s inspired by our autism specialism

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autism

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autism

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How Liam’s family was reunited

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Nathan’s story

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Transforming Sue’s way of life for the better

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epilepsy

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How Paul increased his independence

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Aaron’s story

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case study

Pat’s story

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Mike’s story

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Meg’s story

A complex girl with an acquired brain injury Background Meg* is a girl that we have supported since June 2015. ...

Rachel’s story

INREACH support for a complex ventilated lady Background Rachel* was a sociable family lady who enjoyed life to the full, ...

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Bill* has lived in the West Midlands for many years. He has a moderate learning disability and scoliosis of the ...

Supporting Drew on his adventure holiday

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Martin’s story

24/7 Complex Child Supported In Challenging Family Environment Background Martin* has been supported by Voyage Specialist Healthcare since July 2016. A ...

cerebral palsy

A step change in Andy’s recovery

Hello everyone, Let me tell you a little about myself. My name is Andy* and in 2010 I suffered a ...

acquired brain injury

Our son, Wil

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New lease of family life for Valerie

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Aiding Arnie to reduce his anxiety

Arnie* is autistic and had high levels of challenging behaviour when he came to live at one of our homes. ...

How house rules made a happy home

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Holistic approach stopped Dean’s challenging behaviour

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Rory* gets his first paid job

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Barry moves back into the community

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supported living

Murray’s amazing recovery

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Finding a shared language with Sarah*

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Supporting Peter to overcome alcohol abuse

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Moira’s move to supported living

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Ethan gets active at our day centre

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Meeting Tariq’s cultural needs

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“I am very happy living with my friends”

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Bike crash left Owen in coma for 8 months

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brain injury

“I would recommend it to anyone”

I joined Voyage Care after many years of working for the NHS, I needed a more flexible working life and ...

“I love the work I do”

In my early 20’s, I worked for a local landscaping company in Scotland. The job was below minimum wage at ...

Helping Greg to eat well

Greg* currently lives independently in his own home. Previous to this, Greg* was reliant on staff in most aspects of ...

community support

Alcohol left Kim with brain injury

Kim* was already receiving community support to tackle her alcohol misuse when she was admitted to hospital with encephalopathy. Encephalopathy ...

Sam made small changes for big results

Sam* had very limited independent living skills and relied heavily on support staff to maintain his home. Without the high ...

community support

Joan’s journey

Joan’s* goal was to live independently again and return to fitness following a brain injury resulting from a cardiac arrest. ...

case study

Sebastian uses music to tell his story

Sebastian* lives at a Voyage Care residential service in Gloucestershire. He has an acquired brain injury following a road traffic ...

Moving back home after a brain injury

Lucas* suffered a cardiac arrest, which left him with a hypoxic brain injury. This gave him problems with his memory, ...

Training on the job worked for Linda

I started working in care around five years ago, after seeing a close friend struggle to look after her son ...

Helping Dylan to get back on his feet

Dylan* was involved in a high speed collision and sustained a brain injury in his twenties. The accident left him ...

acquired brain injury

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