Our Services

Care and support shaped around each person, their needs, their goals and the life they want to live.

Our Approach

Support that helps people live well

At Pegasus Care, we provide residential care, supported living and specialist support for people with a wide range of needs, including dementia, complex care requirements, learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs.

Every service has its own character, but our approach is consistent: we take time to understand each person, build trusted relationships and provide support that feels safe, meaningful and personal.

Whether someone is living in one of our homes, receiving specialist support or taking steps towards greater independence, we focus on helping them feel known, valued and able to live with dignity, confidence and choice.

Our Services

Our areas of care and support

Our services cover a wide range of needs, but they are all shaped by the same person-centred approach: building trust, promoting independence and supporting people to live with dignity, choice and purpose.

Explore our main areas of care and support below.

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Living well in later life

We support older people to continue living lives rich with dignity, choice, companionship and meaningful experiences within warm, homely communities.

Our residential care services are designed around each person’s needs, preferences and routines. From day-to-day support and personal care to meaningful activities, companionship and family involvement, we focus on helping people feel safe, valued and at home.

This includes:

  • Residential care
  • Dementia support
  • Meaningful lifestyles and activities
  • End-of-life care
  • Family partnership
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Nursing and complex care

Our nursing and complex care services combine clinical knowledge with warmth, compassion and personal attention.

We support people with a range of health needs, long-term conditions and more complex care requirements, always working in a way that promotes comfort, wellbeing and quality of life. Care is planned around the individual, with a focus on dignity, reassurance and the right support at the right time.

This includes:

  • Nursing care
  • Complex health needs
  • Long-term conditions
  • Rehabilitation and recovery
  • Palliative and end-of-life support
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Learning disability and autism support

We champion people with learning disabilities and autistic people to build independent, connected and fulfilling lives.

Our support is person-centred and shaped around each individual’s strengths, preferences, communication style and goals. We focus on celebrating individuality, developing confidence and creating opportunities for people to take part in everyday life in ways that feel meaningful to them.

This includes:

  • Learning disability support
  • Autism support
  • Positive behaviour support
  • Life skills and independence development
  • Community participation
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Mental health and recovery services

We provide compassionate, recovery-focused support for people experiencing mental health needs.

Our approach is built around resilience, emotional wellbeing, confidence and independence. We work alongside each person to understand their experiences, recognise their strengths and support them towards greater stability, connection and control in their everyday life.

This includes:

  • Recovery pathways
  • Emotional wellbeing
  • Trauma-informed practice
  • Community integration
  • Strength-based approaches
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Supported living and independent futures

Our supported living services help people live life on their own terms, with flexible support that promotes choice, control and independence.

We support people to manage daily life, build confidence, maintain tenancies, develop skills and take part in their local communities. The level of support is shaped around each person, helping them build the future they want at a pace that works for them.

This includes:

  • Supported living
  • Outreach support
  • Tenancy sustainment
  • Employment and life skills
  • Community engagement
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Transitions and preparing for adulthood

We support young people and families through important life transitions, helping to create pathways that build confidence, independence and aspiration.

Our transition support focuses on the move towards adulthood, helping young people prepare for new routines, new opportunities and greater independence. We work with individuals, families and wider support networks to make this journey feel planned, positive and person-centred.

This includes:

  • Transition support from age 13+
  • Preparing for adulthood
  • Education and vocational opportunities
  • Family-centred planning
  • Independence pathways
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Respite and family support services

Our respite and family support services provide trusted, flexible care that strengthens families, promotes wellbeing and offers positive experiences for the people we support.

Whether support is planned in advance or needed at short notice, we aim to provide continuity, reassurance and meaningful care. Respite should feel safe, enjoyable and supportive — not just for the person receiving care, but for the whole family.

This includes:

  • Planned respite
  • Emergency support
  • Short breaks
  • Family wellbeing
  • Continuity and consistency of care

The Pegasus Way

Changing lives through
empowerment and enablement

We are not simply providers of care. We are partners in helping people build the lives they want to live.

Through our HEART values — Heart, Excellence, Accountability, Resilience and Transformation — we create opportunities, unlock potential and support people to thrive.

More about us

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