About TLC
TLC Care and Support provides Residential Care and Supported Living services to people who either have a learning disability, an autistic spectrum disorder with associated complex challenging needs and/or a mental health diagnosis.
We support people aged over 16 from across the South East who live in Essex, Suffolk and Hertfordshire and pride ourselves on providing caring, personalised support.
View our video to find out more about Michelle’s role as a Support Worker and learn how she helps individuals to live independently.
View latest jobs
Support Worker – Supported Living – Halstead
A full-time Support Worker vacancy has arisen at our specialist Supported Living Service in Halstead. You will be working with people with complex needs and behaviours that challenge. Your role will make a real difference to those who you support. Read more
Support Worker- Supported Living- Mid Essex
Want to be able to give someone the opportunity to have a fulfilling life and want to be part of that change? Are you looking for a local position that is full/ part time where each day is different? We are recruiting care givers to support adults with learning disabilities at our small home in Read more
Care Coordinator- Residential Care- Halstead
Our homes on Blamsters Farm are looking for Care Coordinators that are looking for the next step in their care career. Read more
For recruitment enquiries, please call 01787 321 311 or email recruitment@tlccarehomes.co.uk
Residential care
TLC Care and Support has 12 residential care locations in Essex, providing high quality services to people over the age of 16 who either have a learning disability, an autistic spectrum disorder with associated complex challenging needs and/or a mental health diagnosis.
Supported living
TLC Care and Support provides supported living services that are tailored to every individual’s needs. In many cases, people have lived in our residential homes before choosing to move into supported living, where they are enabled to become more independent.
Make a referral
TLC Care and Support welcomes referrals from anyone who might be interested in our services, whether private placements or from local authorities or housing associations. Please complete our referral form.
🌟PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO POP OUTSIDE AND CLAP FOR ALL OUR KEYWORKERS AT 8PM 🌟
Give a little cheer to our support workers, the refuse collectors, supermarket workers, postal service, and the transport workers. Of course not forgetting the NHS who are at the most challenging time now.
Your role is so important in keeping a community going and your hard work and dedication is not going unnoticed.
🌟 THANK YOU 🌟
We would love to see some photos and videos of your local area cheering and clapping, if possible please pop them in the comments below so our support workers can see your appreciation.
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🌟HUGE THANK YOU🌟 to Gardners Fresh Produce they have been supporting our services in Harlow and Bishops Stortford to ensure vulnerable individuals are still getting quality produce delivered
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Some of the individuals we support have been missing some of their favourites hobbies. Thanks to our ingenious support workers shopping has come to them this afternoon. 👜👟
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News
TLC creates 65 new jobs!
We are delighted to announce the creation of 65 new jobs to meet the growing demand for care following the coronavirus outbreak. We are looking for people who have a passion to support people with learning disabilities and complex needs across Colchester, Halstead,...
Read moreTLC launches new supported living apartments in Clacton
TLC Care and Support has launched a new scheme in Clacton for people with learning disabilities and complex needs.
Read moreCongratulations to our amazing award winners!
TLC Care and Support celebrate success at the Essex Prosper Awards.
Read moreTestimonials
I had agonised about Robert’s future and wondered what would happen if he remained living with me until I died or became incapable of looking after him. However, with TLC he is able to live like any other man of his age, with his peers in a “lads’ pad”. He is able to access places and activities that he would not with me. His social skills and communication have improved and now he does not rely on me to anticipate his needs. I thought he would find it hard moving away but to see him now, I know he is in the right place, receiving the right level of care and living his life to the full. I could not be more grateful.
Deborah, mum of Robert