A home that feels<br />
like home

A home that feels
like home

Our homes must be places that we’d feel comfortable.

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Residential homes reimagined

At Progress we provide residential services for children and young adults from age 5 upwards, who are affected by all types of disability. Whatever the reason or length of their stay, our goal is to make sure everybody has a positive experience and leaves with their life improved in some way.

We start with a dedicated plan designed to develop life skills and help them become the best they can be. This could mean teaching self-management to help them to return to the family home, working intensely to reduce the barriers to living in a foster home, or preparing them for independent living.

“The outdoor space has been designed to provide seating for all, with very pleasant planting and landscaped areas.”

We also believe in the importance of the simple things, like providing home-cooked foods,
promoting a healthy lifestyle and encouraging participation in daily life.

The purpose of our residential homes is to make young people feel safe, comfortable and
valued. Just as they would in any normal family home.

We’ve developed this specialism over many years and are extremely proud of our high staff
retention rates and ability to deliver stable and consistent care and support to the young people who need us.

Check out our locations

All of our locations are individually tailored to suit the requirements of individuals with a range of specific complex needs.

To find a location that would be perfect for you or your loved one, begin by filtering our residencies by selecting a relevant age category.

Hilton House , Wolverhampton

Hilton House is a purpose-built throughput service for children with disabilities and additional needs. Read more

Facilities Overview

Age Range: 5-18
Purpose: Moderate-Severe LD, ASD, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy and Down's Syndrome
Beds: 6

Stourbridge House – Children , Wolverhampton

Stourbridge House is a purpose-built throughput service for children and young adults with disabilities and additional needs. The MP for Wolverhampton South West, Eleanor Smith conducted the official opening of the building in May 2018. Read more

Facilities Overview

Age Range: 5-18
Purpose: Moderate-Severe LD, ASD, Associated Behavioural Challenges, PMLD, complex care
Beds: 6

Stourbridge House – Young Adults , Wolverhampton

Stourbridge House is a new development providing residential short break care for young adults with disabilities. Stourbridge House is a transitional support service that is outcomes driven. Read more

Facilities Overview

Age Range: 16+
Purpose: Moderate-Severe LD, ASD, Associated Behavioural Challenges, PMLD, complex care
Beds: 6

Oak Cottage , Walsall

Oak Cottage can accommodate children and young people with severe learning difficulties, profound and multiple learning difficulties, physical disabilities, acquired brain injury, sensory impairment and complex health care needs. Read more

Facilities Overview

Age Range: 5-18
Purpose: Severe LD, PMLD, PD, ABI, Sensory Impairment, Complex Healthcare Needs
Beds: 9

Henley Lodge , Coventry

Henley Lodge has been established for young adults with moderate to severe learning difficulties, Autism, ADHD and associated behavioural challenges, children accommodated at the home may also present with sensory impairment, physical disabilities and sexualised behaviours. Read more

Facilities Overview

Age Range: 5-18
Purpose: Moderate - Severe LD, ASD, ADHD and Associated Behavioural Challenges
Beds: 6

Wellcroft House , Wednesbury

Wellcroft House is a purpose built development providing residential services for adults with Learning Disabilities. Wellcroft is a transitional service with a person centred approach, promoting choice and independence for each individual. Read more

Facilities Overview

Age Range: 18+
Purpose: LD
Beds: 6

Nightingale House , Derby

Nightingale House has been established for young adults aged 16+ with complex disabilities or acquired brain injury. Any length of stay from just a short break to something longer term can be accommodated and we can also provide outreach support to those living in their family homes. Read more

Facilities Overview

Age Range: 16+
Purpose: Complex Disabilities, ABI
Beds: 12

Regis House , Sandwell

Regis House is a unique service, providing medium to long term residential for children with severe learning difficulties, Autism, ADHD and associated behavioural challenges. Read more

Facilities Overview

Age Range: 5-18
Purpose: Moderate-Severe LD, ASD, ADHD and Associated Behavioural Challenges
Beds: 4

Portland House , Walsall

Portland House provides specialist accommodation for children and young people with moderate to severe learning difficulties, Autism, ADHD and associated behavioural challenges. Children accommodated at the home may also present with Mental Health, Self-Harming and sexualised behaviours and children who are socially and emotionally delayed through neglect and harm. Read more

Facilities Overview

Age Range: 5-18
Purpose: ASD, ADHD, Moderate-Severe LD, Associated MH, Behavioral Challenges
Beds: 6

The best part of the job is seeing how they’ve progressed because it’s all about progression.  In a heartwarming success story, twin siblings at Progress Children’s Services recently achieved a remarkable milestone by winning a local art competition. The twins, both diagnosed with global developmental delay and autism, joined Progress Children’s Services, earlier this year…

Working the night shift as a support worker at Progress is more than just a job; it’s a commitment to ensuring the well-being and stability of those who depend on the services provided.   As the sun sets and most people wind down their day, night shift support workers at Progress gear up for their crucial…

In July 2024, Progress launched the My Progress Values challenge to inspire creative expression among young people by reflecting on the core values of our organisation—Care, Trust, Respect and Progress and Progress. After months of thoughtful participation from across our services, we are excited to announce Regis House as the overall winner of this competition….

Progress Children’s Services is excited to welcome Evanka as the new Deputy Manager at Portland House. With her wealth of experience and passion for children’s welfare, Evanka brings a fresh perspective to the service, positioning it firmly on the path toward excellence.  Evanka’s journey with Progress began as a bank staff member for over two…

Staff understand the vulnerabilities of children living at the home. They know how to keep children safe. Care is well organised and arranged…” — Ofsted.  Hilton House, a part of Progress Children’s Services, recently underwent an unannounced Ofsted inspection, a crucial requirement for any service in the care sector in the UK. The positive outcome of…

Progress Children’s Services is celebrating outstanding achievements following the first full inspections of two of its children’s homes, The Bridge and Hilton House, by Ofsted. Both homes have received high commendations for their commitment to the exceptional care and support for children with special needs.  The Bridge earned an “outstanding” rating for its leadership and…

Tim is a residential support worker at Nightingale House, a key service under Progress. His journey is a remarkable story of professional growth and personal transformation. Starting with minimal experience, Tim has not only become a vital member of the Nightingale House team but has also found that the skills and training he received have…

I want to give the other children in care the same experiences we gave to Reuben because they deserve the same as every other child. Laura recently joined Progress Children’s Services as a residential support worker, bringing with her a wealth of personal experience and an inspiring dedication to the well-being of children with complex…

Stourbridge House, an integral part of Progress, recently hosted a heartwarming and successful Parents’ Day event at the Head Office. This event aimed to provide a much-needed support network for the parents of the young persons in their care. Bethany Jordan, Interim Home Manager, and Jessica Freeman, Interim Deputy Manager, shared insights about the event’s…

Rilford, known affectionately as Uncle Ray, is a residential support worker at Portland House. Just a few months into the role, he has seamlessly integrated into the team, contributing significantly to the daily activities, and positively impacting the young people.  With decades of experience working with children and adults with severe learning disabilities, complex needs,…

England secured a dramatic last-minute victory over the Netherlands in the Euro 2024 semi-final, earning a spot in the final against Spain. Ollie Watkins’ brilliant strike sealed the win for England, setting up an era-defining showdown with Spain as they aim to be crowned the Champions of Europe, bring the trophy home and end years…

At Progress, we take immense pride in providing a nurturing and supportive environment for our young people. One of our standout services, Regis House, is a testament to our commitment to fostering a sense of community and belonging for all our young people. Led by the dedicated and passionate Annette, Regis House exemplifies our ethos…