We offer 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 supporting children and young people to live, learn and thrive since we were founded in 1966.
Working direct with Local Authorities or with Further Education colleges, we offer an inclusive and flexible model of education for young people.
MacIntyre offers a range of support for adults in England and Wales.
Whatever your query, we’ll help you to find the right person.
How MacIntyre prioritises wellbeing in the workplace, including the introduction of trained Mental Health First Aiders
In which MacIntyre go walking to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week.
Sharing some experiences of MacIntyre staff who've volunteered their stories for Mental Health Awareness Week
Hot off the press, the May 2025 edition of The Mag is available for you to read.
Special event to raise awareness of safeguarding and what to do if you have concerns.
The MacIntyre Memory Café offers a fun, welcoming and relaxing environment for people to take part in social activities, make new friends while enjoying…
This online event is for autistic people we support and autistic employees. Parents, siblings and carers are also welcome.
An ARC England online virtual training workshop in association with MacIntyre’s award-winning Dying To Talk team.