Residential care
Ty Bradwen, Neath
Ty Bradwen is a residential care home in Skewen, Neath, supporting six men with mental health needs, some of whom also have learning disabilities or a dual diagnosis. The home focuses on self-management, wellbeing and personal empowerment.
Support is outcomes-focused and person-centred, using a strengths-based Active Support Model for people with learning disabilities so participation, not just care, is maximised. Ty Bradwen is regulated by Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW).

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About the home
Ty Bradwen in Skewen, Neath, provides tailored support for six adults with mental health needs, who may also have learning disabilities or a dual diagnosis. We help people build on their strengths, develop coping strategies and move towards greater resilience and independence.
Our outcomes-focused, person-centred approach promotes self-management and wellbeing, and for people with a learning disability we use the Active Support model to ensure the right level of support and measurable progress.
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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 - Ty Bradwen CIW Inspection Report · PDF · 170.1 KB
- Mental Health Brochure Brochure · PDF · 137.2 KB

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Who is Ty Bradwen for?
Ty Bradwen supports six men with mental health needs, some of whom also have learning disabilities or a dual diagnosis. It suits people working towards self-management and greater independence.
How does Ty Bradwen support people with learning disabilities?
For people with learning disabilities, Ty Bradwen uses a strengths-based Active Support Model that maximises participation in daily life, alongside Positive Behaviour Support and Restraint Reduction Network membership.
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Support centred around each individual.
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