Care and support

We support more than 1,600 children, young people and adults with learning disabilities and/or autism across the south of England and south Midlands, from London through Warwickshire to Cornwall.

We take a whole-life approach to the support we offer, aiming to reduce the impact of transition between different ages and stages of life by working with individuals, their families and others who support them, to create a tailor-made and seamless life experience.

Everyone is unique, so our broad range of support is focussed on the person to enable them to achieve their goals and ambitions. We also have a wide range of experience working with people with complex needs, whose behaviour sometimes challenges the environment in which they live.

Our support is funded through direct payments, CHC or the NHS and local authorities and therefore, not all our services are available in all the areas we operate.

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Types of support

Brandon's support ranges from light-touch flexible support a few hours a week in someone's own home to accommodation with nursing, supported employment, play schemes and short breaks.
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Support locations

Brandon works across the south of England, from London to Cornwall via Warwickshire, with support available in different locations - our social enterprises and play schemes are in the Bristol area.
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Support opportunities

Explore our support vacancies and request access to our online 360 tours - our support opportunities are listed by location and are a great way to decide if Brandon could be right for you.

  • Our son goes off clapping and comes back to us buzzing. The staff are like his extended family. They know him really well and the care he receives there is amazing. This is an invaluable service for us. When he is there, we know he is happy and well looked after. I don’t know how we would cope without the support of respite.

    Short breaks

  • It means so much to me to have my job. I didn’t really know before if I would ever get a paid job. I have a good team of people to work with, we get on really well and look out for each other. I feel like we are doing something really important at work, and every time I go home it is a really good feeling and I feel so happy!” 

    It means so much to me to have my job. I didn’t really know before if I would ever get a paid job. I have a good team of people to work with, we get on really well and look out for each other. I feel like we are doing something really important at work, and every time I go home it is a really good feeling and I feel so happy!

    Supported employment

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Vacancies

Working at Brandon means you will be changing the lives of the children, young people and adults we support - find a new role in social care or develop your career.
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About us

Brandon exists to enable the children, young people and adults opportunities to live their lives the way they want to, making their own choices and achieving their own ambitions.
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Contact us

We always love to hear your feedback - you can fill in our feedback form, contact our operations, social enterprises or office support team experts or make a general enquiry about Brandon.