Specialist Support
Learning Disability Support in Spalding and Lincolnshire
Support that puts the person first, with real choice about how they live, learn, work and spend their time. We help people build skills, confidence and friendships, and live the everyday life they want.
Your life, your choices
Support built around you
About This Support in Easy Read
- We help adults with a learning disability.
- We help you at home and when you go out.
- You choose what you want to do.
- We help you cook, shop and look after money.
- We help you go to college, work or clubs.
- We help you see your friends and family.
- You can call us on 07482 130099.
What Our Learning Disability Support Looks Like
Everyone has the right to make choices about their own life. Our support workers get to know each person, how they communicate and what matters to them, then provide the right amount of help to do more for themselves.
Support might be a few hours a week to help with shopping and budgeting, or daily support at home and in the community. It changes as confidence grows.
Who We Support
Adults with a learning disability
Living at home, with family or in supported living.
Autistic adults
Who also have a learning disability.
Young adults
Moving from children's to adult services.
Families and professionals
Looking for reliable, person led support.
How We Can Help
- Everyday life skills such as cooking, cleaning and laundry
- Shopping, budgeting and managing money
- Personal care, where needed
- Communication support, including easy read and visual aids
- Travel training and using public transport safely
- Going to college, work or volunteering
- Hobbies, clubs, sport and social activities
- Keeping in touch with friends and family
- Health appointments and staying well
- Medication prompts, in line with the care plan
Our Person Led Approach
Choice and control
The person decides, with support where needed.
Communication first
We learn and use each person's way of communicating.
Small steps
Skills built gradually, celebrating every success.
Consistency
Familiar support workers and predictable routines.
Positive support
Understanding behaviour and reducing triggers.
Community life
Being included, not just present.
How Support Starts
Get in touch
The person, family or a professional contacts us.
Free assessment
We meet at a familiar place, taking as much time as needed.
Person centred plan
Goals, routines, communication and risks written clearly, with an easy read version.
Gradual introductions
Support workers are introduced slowly before support begins.
Regular reviews
We celebrate progress and adjust support together.
Referring Someone for Learning Disability Support?
We work with social workers, community learning disability teams, transition teams and commissioners across Lincolnshire.
Why Families Choose Auxin
Matched support workers
Paired by interests, personality and preferences.
Real outcomes
Goals that lead to new skills and more independence.
Trained team
Learning disability, autism and communication awareness.
Families included
Updates and involvement, with the person's consent.
Local knowledge
Colleges, clubs and opportunities around Spalding.
Flexible hours
From a few hours a week to daily support.
Learning Disability Support Questions
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Let's Talk About the Support You Need
Tell us a little about the person and what they would like to achieve. Our team will call to arrange a free, no obligation assessment.
Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm, weekends 10am to 3pm
If someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical help, call 999.