Supported Living in Bargoed

Supported Living Services
Cardiff
Acquired Brain Injury, Autism Spectrum Conditions, Learning Disabilities, Mild Learning Disabilities, Moderate Learning Disabilities, Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities

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About this home

Llwyndyrys is a supported living home catering to adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Learning Disabilities, Acquired Brain Injury and Physical Disabilities. This detached house provides person-centred care to each individual and is committed to providing care specialised to their needs.

Activities in the home are tailored around each individual and empower them to develop life skills such as cleaning, cooking and more.

This home’s profile number is 857.

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Who we support

Adults
Acquired Brain Injury
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Learning Disabilities
Mild Learning Disabilities
Moderate Learning Disabilities
Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities

Facilities

En-Suite
Garden/Outside Space
Wet Rooms

What we offer

This five bedrooms detached house features two bedrooms with ensuites, two communal bathrooms, and a shower room shared between the other rooms.

Llwyndyrys is a quiet and calm home. The home is situated just outside Bargoed town, on the hilltop in a quiet location and is close to the main road, meaning the local bus stop is within short walking distance. This bus route runs regularly, meaning people can hop on to the local surrounding towns for their leisure needs.

Llwyndyrys benefits from having a large communal lounge and dining room that everybody can use to enjoy time together. The home is surrounded by fields, and often, horses can be seen and heard from the garden. The beautiful garden is a real sun trap where the sunny afternoons can be spent, and people have the opportunity to grow and tend their own vegetables.

Lifestyle

Activities are tailored around each individual’s hobbies and interests. They offer a mix of community-based activities and in-house activities, which include supporting people to develop life skills.

On rainy days, the support team likes to get involved with the individual living here and can often be found playing board games and card games together, as well as arranging film nights. When out and about, there is the opportunity to use the local leisure centre, which offers fun activities, and there is the option to take some walks around the local picturesque scenery.