Alongside our interventions to reduce maladaptive behaviours, our aim is to help the individuals we support to develop life skills and progress through their care pathway to achieve further independence.

Our emergency crisis admission beds support those who may be in crisis or have high dependency needs – for example, if a community placement has broken down or if they require additional support in an open rehabilitation environment.

Cygnet’s low secure and highly specialised rehabilitation services provide support and care for men with autism or Asperger’s Syndrome, who may also have additional mental health needs.

Our residential services offer residents an organised and efficient care pathway delivered in environments that promote warmth, security, consistency and understanding – essential for individuals who live with autism and its day-to-day challenges.

Our young adults transition service for people aged 17-21 offers specialist care for individuals who are on their care pathway from children’s to adult services.