Supported Living in Cardiff

Supported Living Services
Cardiff
Complex Health Needs, Epilepsy, Hearing Impairments, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, Sight Impairment

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About this home

This is a supported living home for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and sensory impairments.

People are supported to develop independent living skills through a person-centred planning approach, which is tailored towards individual needs and focused on outcomes. This home would be suitable for anyone moving from Residential care or their family home who needs a period of transition before moving to more independent living environments. The home provides 24-hour background core support, including a sleep-in member of the team as required.

This home’s profile number is 628.

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Who we support

Adults
Complex Health Needs
Epilepsy
Hearing Impairments
Learning Disabilities
Mental Health
Sight Impairment

Facilities

Garden/Outside Space
Satellite TV

What we offer

This home is a five-bed mid-terrace property in Cardiff. Individuals have their own rooms on either the ground floor or first floor and the shared use of the communal lounge, kitchen/diner on the ground floor.

There is a self-contained garden for individuals to enjoy, where many leisure activities take place, especially during summer.

It is situated close to all the local amenities, grocery shops, and banks and benefits from fantastic public transport links. Everything is on the doorstep: local colleges, libraries, leisure centres and medical facilities.

Lifestyle

People living at this home enjoy the quiet and peaceful environment that the home has to offer. Everybody interacts well here. Once a week, everyone comes together to help prepare a meal and enjoy each other’s company at the dinner table. Although everyone gets on well here, the guys living here do enjoy their own time and space, often returning to their rooms to enjoy their interests and hobbies, such as watching TV and listening to music. The home is predominantly a quiet environment but can get noisy on rare occasions.

Although everyone gets on well here, the guys living here do enjoy their own time. Activities at this home are centred around increasing the independence of the individual and becoming more integrated within the local community, with activities such as shopping, going to local restaurants and day trips to local attractions.

Leisure activities also take place within the home, such as outdoor activities, arts and crafts and music sessions.

People are also given the option of practical courses such as cooking and budgeting, as well as being supported in obtaining any education and/or employment at the local colleges.