Cornwall Road, Supported Living Accommodation, Vale of Glamorgan

Supported Living Services
Vale of Glamorgan
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Learning Disabilities

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About this home

Cornwall Road is a supported living service in Barry for individuals aged 18+ with learning difficulties and autism spectrum conditions. The service provides a person-centred planning approach tailored towards individual needs and focused on outcomes, seeing every aspect of an individual’s life as a potential learning opportunity.

Individuals are supported to take part in meaningful activities that enrich their daily lives and improve new and existing skills. This can be leisure activities as well as any paid employment, education and/or volunteering. Staff work closely with individuals, families and health care professionals to ensure that the best care possible is provided.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Learning Disabilities

Facilities

Garden/Outside Space

What we offer

Cornwall Road is a large property with a range of individual bedrooms so people have access to their own space. If individuals want to socialise with others, there are communal areas including a living room area, kitchen and dining area.

The ideal location of the service means that people have access to a wide range of community facilities. There are multiple shops, restaurants, parks, pubs and other amenities in the surrounding area which people can enjoy. Additionally, there are great transport links to surrounding areas including Cardiff, and the close proximity of the service to the coast provides a good opportunity for day trips.

Lifestyle

Individuals at Cornwall Road lead active lives, and take part in a wide range of activities both within the service and in the wider community. This can help increase social and communication skills as well as confidence. Leisure activities that individuals take part in include cinema and theatre trips, meals out, swimming, gardening, bowling, day centre activities, day trips to the pier and arcade, pub outings and many more.

Individuals are encouraged to live as independently as possible and will be supported in the development of life skills such as self-care, meal preparation, cooking and domestic tasks. Additionally, people will be supported in obtaining any work and/or volunteering placements which can greatly increase confidence and the eventual transition into more independent living.