Residential care
The Willows, Neath
The Willows is an eight-bed residential care home in Bryncoch, Neath, supporting adults with complex needs, learning disabilities, acquired brain injury (ABI) and mental health needs. The people who live there helped choose the decor and furnishings, giving the home a calm, homely feel.
Support helps people live life on their own terms, building life skills, independence and community involvement. The home is regulated by Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW).
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About the home
The Willows near Neath is a spacious, calming eight-bed service supporting people with complex needs, including learning disabilities, acquired brain injuries and mental health challenges. The people we support help to choose the decor and furnishings, giving the home a warm, personal feel.
Our bespoke support empowers people to rediscover their identity, grow in confidence and work towards greater independence, encouraging them to try new things and develop new skills in a safe, supported setting.
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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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- Mental Health Brochure Brochure · PDF · 137.2 KB
- ABI Brochure Brochure · PDF · 453.7 KB
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Who does The Willows support?
The Willows supports up to eight adults with complex needs, learning disabilities, acquired brain injury (ABI) and mental health needs in Neath, South Wales.
Where is The Willows?
The Willows is in Bryncoch, Neath, a five-minute walk from local shops and around ten minutes by car from Neath and Pontardawe, with links to Swansea and Cardiff.
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.
