Applelea is a small residential home for four individual adults. We are located in the Brighton Hill area of Basingstoke, close to lots of local facilities; shops, church, hairdresser and Health Centre to name a few.

Baytrees is home to four amazing people, whilst they may have challenges such as autism, learning disabilities and epilepsy it is a privilege to support them.

Cornfields is home to three adults, which is perfect as they all have very different but complex needs. It was the very first Liaise home and was opened in 1995.

Cornview is a bungalow situated in the north-west suburbs of Basingstoke. It home to 3 young adults who are supported to live their life the way they choose.

Glebelands is a spacious building situated in a peaceful neighbourhood community in Basingstoke. It is a three-bedroom house; all rooms are en-suite allowing for personal space, privacy and other person-centred activities.

Karibu Place was named by one of our co-workers (‘Karibu’ is Swahili for ‘Welcome’). The home is situated on the high street in Tadley and opened its doors in April 2018.

Numbers 3 and 5 Kennet Way are bungalows next door to each other in the village of Oakley just outside Basingstoke. They are within walking distance of the local shops and amenities and Basingstoke town centre is only a short drive away.

Marika House is a home for seven adults, it has a real homely feel and all rooms are person-centered to reflect the individual needs and preferences of the people we support. Five people share the main house, whilst two others live in individualized annexes within the grounds.

Sansa House is a lovely home with five flatlet areas for the residents who have their own spacious bedroom, en-suite and lounge, complemented with communal areas to enjoy time together.

Timaru means a ‘place of shelter’ and the home is regarded as a favourite haven for the people who live here.