We provide learning, support and care for more than 1,400 children, young people and adults who have a learning disability and / or are autistic.
People who draw on MacIntyre’s support have gloriously ordinary lives, living the life they choose, using their gifts, skills and passions to contribute and connect to the people in their local neighbourhood. MacIntyre invests in, and helps shape, neighbourhoods to be inclusive and welcoming spaces for everyone.
MacIntyre has been providing education, care and support for children and young people since we were founded in 1966.
We work in partnership with Further Education colleges and with Local Authorities to provide an inclusive and flexible model of education for young people.
MacIntyre offers a range of support for adults in England and Wales. In Warrington we also deliver an innovative community programme and Shared Lives.
There are a number of reasons for you to get in touch with us. Whatever your query, we’ll help you to find the right person.
Following on from World Alzheimer's Month, MacIntyre’s Admiral Nurse in-training, Astrid Ubas, shares her thoughts on learning disability and dementia
In which the team in Abingdon seize the opportunity of a pop-up shop to create Christmas in the neighbourhood
The next Autism Network Online meeting will be at 1pm on the 5th of December 2024!
Safeguarding Adults Week may be drawing to a close, but at MacIntyre, we are always looking to develop and improve our professional and organisational…
Dementia Congress is an annual multi-disciplinary dementia-focused UK event and exhibition. MacIntyre's Health Manager, Nicky Payne, is one of the Speakers
Meet MacIntyre staff and people we support. Chat over mince pies and find out more about what we do and our job opportunities.
This online event is for parents, siblings and carers of the people we support.
Are you a Disability Confident Employer looking to connect with likeminded local businesses?Join us for some informal networking with a complimentary…