Autism Network
This online event is for autistic people we support and autistic employees. Parents, siblings and carers are also welcome.
We currently offer care, support and post-16 education for young people and adults in Leicester and the surrounding areas.
To find out more about everything we offer across the Midlands, please click here to download Our Offer to you in the Mids.
In our Registered Care homes in Leicester we support adults with a learning disability and more complex needs to take part in meaningful activities that promote wellbeing and learning in many forms. Whether it’s attending music concerts at the Attenborough Arts Centre, going to museums or getting active at the local trampolining park, our staff ensure each person we support is encouraged to learn new skills and try new experiences.
In Supported Living our top priority is ensuring people with a learning disability are supported to live their lives as independently as possible. Most recently, our staff team have supported two young men to transition out of their family homes into independent living.
We are so proud of how he has taken the whole experience into his stride, with the help of MacIntyre staff and how both young men have slotted into their new way of life.
– Steve, a parent
Robin, who draws on MacIntyre’s support, interviews one of his support workers:
In Leicestershire, Rutland and Warwickshire our Post-16 education offers activities within the community that complement their educational programmes. From volunteering at the New Leaf Outdoor Centre to attending classes at one of our partner colleges, each programme of learning is personalised to suit the needs of each learner.
You can read our latest news below or follow our MacIntyre in Leicestershire Facebook page, and our MacIntyre in the East Midlands Facebook page.
This online event is for autistic people we support and autistic employees. Parents, siblings and carers are also welcome.
Join Sui-Ling as she talks with Richard Keagan-Bull about a project looking at end of life care for people with learning disabilities.
For Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week 2025, we are sharing the story of one of our staff members
Freddie is in his second year with No Limits, and his parents wanted to share his story, in their own words.
MacIntyre's commitment to open and honest communication is set out in our Family Charter.
In conversation with Karen Gunn, daughter of our founders Ken and Marjorie Newton Wright, and Nicola Payne, our Health and Families Manager.
Join Sui-Ling as she talks with Nathan, Niall and Carole about the importance of self-advocacy
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