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.
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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 479491 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.
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December is here, and the New Year is just around the corner, now is a great time to start thinking about new opportunities for the coming year.
We are due to open our new supported living service, York Mews in Clacton at the end of January, and if you would like to be considered for the role of Support Worker, please contact the team at recruitment@tlccarehomes.co.uk or on 01787 321311
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News
Congratulations to our amazing award winners!
A fantastic night was had by all at the Prosper Essex Care Awards 2019, with TLC Care and Support team members scooping a clutch of trophies and certificates. Support Worker Sam Raz WON the Innovation in Care category for the outdoor activities that he has developed...
Read moreMore Nominations for the Essex Care Sector Awards: The Prospers 2019
TLC Care and Support is excited to announce two more nominations for the Essex Care Sector Awards: The Prospers 2019, which celebrate the best of care in Essex demonstrated through innovation, achievement and outstanding contribution. Sam Raz, a Support Worker...
Read moreTLC thrilled to be nominated for Care Awards
TLC Care and Support is thrilled to have received three nominations for the Essex Care Sector Awards: The Prospers 2019, which celebrate the best of care in Essex demonstrated through innovation, achievement and outstanding contribution.
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