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Positive Steps Shropshire Limited We change futures by supporting people to live a life with fairness, respect and opportunity

Positive Steps Shropshire is a trusted provider of specialist care for adults with health and social care needs, with a particular focus on learning disabilities. Known for our high-quality care and trusted expertise, Positive Steps Shropshire has built a reputation as a leading provider of innovative and flexible services for adults aged 18 and upwards who need specialist, long-term support. Our services are provided across Shropshire, both through the Shared Lives scheme and through a range of domiciliary care options. We truly take a person-first approach, ensuring that every individual we work with receives the level of support that’s right for their needs. Positive Steps Shropshire works directly with adults who live alone or within a supported environment, as well as with families or carers, social workers and NHS staff. To find out more about our range of services, or to explore becoming a Shared Lives carer or team member, please see the Shared Lives and Domiciliary Care pages on our website, or contact us directly.

Come and join us on Friday 23rd
15/10/2026

Come and join us on Friday 23rd

15/10/2026
15/10/2026

Facing a system that fails to recognize their full humanity, six LGBTQ+ people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities fight for visibility, love, and freedom through a radical program that’s at risk of disappearing.

08/10/2026

What a brilliant day.

Yesterday we hosted Live More, Live Well, a roundtable event in London with The Rayne Foundation, bringing together people from across dementia, health, social care and community support.

We talked about how people living with dementia and their families can get the right support earlier, before things become more difficult.

We also shared the findings from the new Live More evaluation report and premiered a new film featuring people who took part in Live More, their families and Shared Lives carers.

Seeing the stories on screen alongside the evidence really brought home what this support can mean in everyday life – staying active, staying connected, doing the things that matter and helping families keep going.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their experiences and brought so much thought and energy to the conversation.

Morning walkies at Attingham on the Wellbeing Walk today
29/09/2026

Morning walkies at Attingham on the Wellbeing Walk today

29/09/2026

Every year in England, lots of people get flu in winter. Flu is a virus that makes you feel ill.

Some people with a learning disability are more likely to be very ill if they get flu.

The best way to avoid getting flu is to have a flu vaccine. This is an injection and it is free.

You can have the flu vaccine at your GP practice or at a pharmacy.

An easy read leaflet is available: https://tinyurl.com/48s6f2xb

Everyone who is eligible for a free vaccination will be notified through their phone or in the post.

24/09/2026

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1 Oakfield Shopping Centre
Shrewsbury
SY38BD

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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