Residential Homes

At Gwynfryn, we provide a supportive environment for ten people with Mental Health needs, where they can feel comfortable, safe, and happy. We understand the importance of a warm welcome and strive to create a relaxed, homely atmosphere.

We encourage everyone to lead full and active lives, supporting individuals to reach their potential and achieve their goals. Building on existing skills, we help people develop coping strategies to manage setbacks and empower them to explore new opportunities, hobbies, and interests. Our aim is to offer every opportunity for personal development through education and adventure.

Hazeldene supports up to six people with Mental Health needs, Learning Disabilities, and Acquired Brain Injuries. With over 25 years’ experience in providing slow stream rehabilitation for individuals with Acquired Brain Injury and complex needs, our aim is to maximise independence in a comfortable, supportive environment. We help individuals achieve their personal goals and aspirations.

Welcome to Honeybrook House, a person-centred service supporting individuals with Learning Disabilities and Autism. Our intimate setting accommodates up to ten people, ensuring personalised care that focuses on individual needs. With a strong emphasis on skill development and maintenance, our nurturing environment fosters growth and independence.

Howells Road is a detached bungalow providing a homely and therapeutic environment for two people. The property features an enclosed rear garden, two en-suite bedrooms—one of which includes a wet room—and a communal lounge and kitchen, recently refurbished to a high standard.

Located with easy access to the M4 motorway and Swansea city centre, Howells Road is conveniently close to local amenities. A retail shopping park is just a 10-minute drive away, and the village of Killay is within a 10-minute walk.

At Howells Road, we are committed to delivering individualised, person-centred care. Our focus is on supporting residents to develop and enhance daily living skills, enabling them to live as independently as possible.

We support up to 3 people with learning disabilities to develop coping techniques, which makes a noticeable difference to their everyday lives.

We understand the importance of providing person-centred support that enables independence and meets each individual’s specific needs. Through our outcomes focused approach, we support people to maintain choice and control of their own lives.

Isfryn is a residential service offering rehabilitation support for up to 8 individuals with acquired brain injuries and mental health needs. We also care for people who have experienced life-changing injuries such as stroke, blunt force trauma, Korsakoff’s syndrome, and encephalitis. We recognise that every person and brain injury is unique, and tailor our support accordingly.

Kemble House supports 15 people with Learning Disabilities and Autism to develop their skills and work towards living fulfilling, independent lives. We collaborate closely with family, friends, local authorities, and advocates to create individualised care plans tailored to each person’s unique needs and aspirations.

We encourage everyone we support to embrace their individuality and gain awareness of their disability, empowering them to overcome challenges and strive for greater achievements.

Kington House is a community-based residential home, divided into two environments we call the “House” and the “Annex.” Both areas are designed to support male adults with mental health needs, including individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia, personality disorders, alcohol and substance misuse. We also have extensive experience supporting people with Learning Disabilities and dual diagnoses.

Additionally, we specialise in supporting individuals with Acquired Brain Injuries, providing rehabilitation with a focus on progressing towards greater independence.