At Pennine House in Chesterfield, men with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs find friendship, personalised residential care and opportunities to grow in confidence.
At Pennine House in Chesterfield, men with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs find friendship, personalised residential care and opportunities to grow in confidence.






























Tucked away in Loundsley Green, Chesterfield, Pennine House is a warm, lively eight-bedroom residential home supporting men with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and low-level behaviours of concern.
With eight spacious en-suite bedrooms, two welcoming lounges, a shared dining room and a games area, there’s room for both friendship and independence. Outside, a sensory garden with a swing, sandpit and all-weather hot tub offers somewhere to unwind, while Chesterfield’s shops, cafés and beautiful Derbyshire countryside are within easy reach.
Life here is shaped around each person’s interests and ambitions, whether that’s attending college, exploring new hobbies or enjoying days out with friends. Our caring colleagues provide personalised 1:1 support, guided by our Strive model and trauma-informed approach, with specialist input from our in-house Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) team and multidisciplinary team (MDT), helping each person feel understood, build confidence and flourish.
The first step is to get in touch with our referral and assessment team. This can be done via the above form our via email. We aim to respond to referrals and enquiries within 48 hours. Alternatively, call a member of our team on 01246 556453.
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