At Active Care Group, the moments that matter are often the ones that remind us why we do what we do. They can be found in an individual’s rehabilitation journey, a personal achievement being celebrated,
Landmark development of the new multimillion-pound Active Neuro Stoke Mandeville Private Rehabilitation Hospital will commence following an agreement with WheelPower.
Learning Disability Week 2026 is a national celebration that shines a light on the experiences, strengths and rights of people with learning disabilities. It takes place every June and encourages organisations, communities and services to
Active Care Group are proud to announce that Active Neuro has been awarded Specialist Services Provider of the Year at the HealthInvestor Awards 2026, recognising innovation and excellence in delivering specialist care.
We are proud to share that Active Care Group has been named a finalist in the prestigious HealthInvestor Awards 2026. For over 20 years, the HealthInvestor Awards have celebrated outstanding achievements in the health and
Active Care Group are delighted to announce The Matt Hampson Foundation as its official charity partner for 2026. The Matt Hampson Foundation inspires and supports young people who have been seriously injured through sport. Through
At Active Care Group, progress is often measured in moments that may seem small from the outside but represent extraordinary courage, resilience, and teamwork. In our new online blog series: “Moments that matter across our
Gary’s life changed dramatically in March 2025, when he was involved in a serious workplace accident. While working at height on a scissor lift with a colleague, the platform detached from the lifter. Both men fell, with Gary landing onto
At Kingly House, our specialist neurological rehabilitation service in Leicestershire, we believe that each resident should have a life well lived. And for Martin, one of our residents, that means doing the things he’s always
At Kingly Croft, our specialist neurological rehabilitation service in Leicestershire, we support adults to regain their confidence and independence. One of our residents, Mark, is an example of what encouragement – paired with the right
Ryan, one of the individuals we support at Prospect Court – our supported living service in Sutton for adults with learning disabilities and autism – is a passionate football supporter with a lifelong love for
At Conifer Lodge, our residential service for adults with learning disabilities and autism in Cambridgeshire, the team recently enjoyed a fantastic team-building day, bringing together both the individuals we support and colleagues for a morning
