Positive Steps Shropshire Limited

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.

10/06/2026

Join us at See. Hear. Remember. on 16 June, a free exhibition helping people live well with dementia, sight or hearing loss.

✔️ 70+ exhibitors
✔️ Accessible technology
✔️ Advice, services and community support
📍 Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury
🕙 10am–3pm

🚌 Free bus from Shrewsbury bus and train stations

We’re proud to be hosting this event with Community Resource and Radfield Home Care Shrewsbury & Oswestry.

Come and see us on the day and discover more about the support available for you and your family.

Image: Poster for a free exhibition on 16 June 2026 in Shrewsbury, featuring support and technology for people affected by dementia, sight loss, or hearing loss, with event details, logos of partner organisations, and a pink “Free event” banner.

09/06/2026

This week for BBC week, BBC EastEnders shone a spotlight on caring for a person with a learning disability.

The storyline follows Will Mitchell as he attempts to juggle caring for his sister Janet who has Down Syndrome while supporting his family at home as his mother is recovering from a recent injury.

Amy, Digital Assistant at Mencap, said: "I think it’s good that TV programmes show that not everyone has a choice in being a carer. Things happen in life. Circumstances out of our control like an accident or illness, means anyone might have to step up for someone they’re close to and become a carer."

"But it’s also important the programmes show the reality of being a carer. It can be a tough role and take a lot out of you."

Read Amy's blog and find what support is available to carers here: https://brnw.ch/21x2TLk

Positive Steps staff recently attended a workshop at Shrewsbury College. Nutrition on a budget, run by Partners in Care.
09/06/2026

Positive Steps staff recently attended a workshop at Shrewsbury College. Nutrition on a budget, run by Partners in Care.

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12/05/2026

Good morning everyone,

It is World Mental Health Week, and we will be out and about all week with our Wellbeing Vehicle.

Please see the poster below, which has all the locations, times and dates of our visits.

Our staff will be on hand to offer free mental health support.

No appointment is needed, so please come and say hello if you're in the area.

Address

1 Oakfield Shopping Centre
Shrewsbury
SY38BD

Opening Hours

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

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