The Stables

Supported Living
Swansea
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Learning Disabilities

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About this home

The Stables is a supported living service for adults aged 18+ with learning disabilities. The service uses a person centred planning approach tailored towards individual needs and focused on positive outcomes. Staff will work closely with individuals, families and health care professionals to provide the best care possible. People are supported to live as independently as possible, whilst also taking part in meaningful activities that enrich their lives.

Individuals will be supported in identifying and maintaining any work placements, education and/ or volunteering as well as engaging with the wider community.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Learning Disabilities

Facilities

En-Suite
Satellite TV

What we offer

The Stables has three large bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite and the other two have a shared bathroom with shower facilities. There is also a bathroom downstairs for people to access. There are multiple communal areas for people to socialise, including a dining room, kitchen, lounge area with a TV and a front room. There is a small front garden area.

There is ample parking with an attractive courtyard and central-island which is planted with an array of attractive shrubs that complement the stone wall border which is also beautifully planted.

The location of the service provides people with easy access to the community, with multiple shops, restaurants, pubs, parks and activities in the surrounding area. There are great transport links in to surrounding areas which are perfect for day trips.

Lifestyle

Individuals at The Stables lead active lives both within the local community and at the service. People take part in a variety of leisure activities that can increase social and communication skills. This includes activities such as the cinema club specifically for people with learning difficulties, bikeability and peddlepower, discos, karaoke nights, arts centre, seeing local bands, horse riding and rock climbing to name a few. People can also enjoy meals out trying different themed cuisines each week.

People are also supported to be as independent as possible through learning important life skills such as weekly food shops, banking and budgeting.