Residential care
Pen Bryn, Cardiff
Pen Bryn is a residential care home in Porth, in the Rhondda Valley, supporting up to seven adults with complex mental health needs or learning disabilities. The three-storey home has five en-suite bedrooms plus self-contained and studio flats for people building independence.
Support is recovery-focused and person-centred, using the Mental Health Recovery Star and tailored coping strategies. The home is regulated by Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW).

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About the home
Pen Bryn in Porth is a supportive home for up to seven people with complex mental health needs or learning disabilities. We help each person live as independently as possible by building confidence, developing life skills and supporting them to achieve their personal goals.
Through a recovery-focused, person-centred approach and tools such as the Mental Health Recovery Star, we help people develop coping strategies, access training and education, and take ownership of their own recovery journey.
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Who we support
Adults with learning disabilities, autism and associated complex needs.
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Our approach
Keys Connect — trauma-informed, relational support and Positive Behaviour Support.
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Daily life
Personalised routines, community activities and skills for greater independence.
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Staffing
24-hour personalised support from a consistent, specialist staff team.
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- CIW Report - Pen Bryn CIW Inspection Report · PDF · 159.1 KB
- Mental Health Brochure Brochure · PDF · 137.2 KB

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Who does Pen Bryn support?
Pen Bryn supports up to seven adults with complex mental health needs or learning disabilities in Porth, in the Rhondda Valley.
Can residents work towards independent living?
Yes. The home has self-contained and studio flats so residents can practise independent living, with support to access training, education and employment.
Connected Support
Support centred around each individual.
We call it Connected Support.
A network of Care, Education and Health services for children, young people and adults, seamlessly connecting specialist schools, alternative learning solutions, children’s homes, adult residential, supported living and health services and expertise.








