Derwent area

We have a number of services in the Derwent area, supporting people with learning disabilities who have a range of support needs.

The support we offer in this area includes:

Supported housing & registered care
Support to do day-to-day tasks
Support to get ready for employment and find a job.

Derby Lodge Cafe & Shipley Garden Project

United Response runs a cafe and garden project in Shipley Country Park. This is a social enterprise staffed by people with learning disabilities and mental health needs. Muddy boots and soggy dogs welcome!

Find out more on the Derby Lodge Cafe Facebook page.

If you'd like to find out more about the support we offer in Derwent, please make a support enquiry, call the area office on 01773 417 793, or email [email protected].

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