Glyn Rhosyn & Glyn Rhosyn Villas

• Males aged 18+ who have a diagnosis of a  learning disability.
• Supports co-existing secondary conditions such as complex and / or mental health needs and Autism.
• Admission is primarily based upon an initial 12-week assessment period.
• May be subject to conditions of guardianship or community treatment orders under the Mental Health Act 1983.

We believe in understanding the needs of the individual through a robust assessment in order to provide person centred support to enable individuals to lead fulfilling lives as part of their local community.

We do this through:

• Person centred planning and positive behaviour support to enable individuals to maintain and develop skills leading to greater independence.
• Providing services that represent good value for money by demonstrating measurable, effective outcomes and progression.
• Ensuring our Workforce have opportunities for tailored training and development to support individual needs.
• Ensuring that compliance and audit systems support service delivery and constantly drive improvement and embed quality in everything we do.
• Working collaboratively with a wide range of stakeholders to meet the individual’s needs.

Glyn Rhosyn

What you can expect from the support delivered at Glyn Rhosyn:

• Improvement of quality of life through meaningful life experiences and opportunities.
• Our team will work in collaboration with the individual, families and commissioners to achieve positive outcomes for all.
• Social inclusion through active community engagement – access to sports, leisure, social, educational and vocational opportunities.
• Promotion and development of greater individual choice, control and independence.
• Enablement of independent living skills to support individuals on their care pathway.
• We work with individuals to improve confidence, self-esteem and self-worth.
• The purpose built environment offers space and privacy for individuals living there. Staff facilities are placed near to the entrance of the service to facilitate clinical practice without disrupting individuals within their home.
• Holistic programmes are provided by a full Multi-Disciplinary team.
• The home is staffed 24/7 by a team of Nurses and Support Workers. We work towards discharge from the point of admission.

Glyn Rhosyn Villas

The villas provide multi-disciplinary support to facilitate individual development and empowerment by:

• Providing community based living accommodation which individuals can consider to be their home and help to contribute to its daily upkeep.
• Providing comprehensive assessment plans to ensure individual requirements are met, with support provided at the appropriate levels to enable individual abilities to develop to their potential.
• Providing individual support plans which will be regularly reviewed in response to changing needs.
• Promoting positive risk management with the aim to increase independence, opportunities and confidence.
• Attaining new and developing existing skills via work and/or education placements.

The service is committed in providing quality care whilst working collaboratively with the individual, families and referrers to achieve positive outcomes.

Glyn Rhosyn

• 10 en-suite bedrooms
• Independent living skills kitchen
• Activity Hub
• Access to education, occupation and leisure opportunities within the local community

Glyn Rhosyn Villas

Two semi-detached homes each offering:

• 3 en-suite bedrooms (total 6 beds)
• Spacious, modern living areas
• Communal bathroom
• Private garden with outdoor seating area
• Access to education, occupation and leisure opportunities within the local community

Located in the town centre of Holywell in North Wales and set amid rolling countryside overlooking the River Dee estuary, Glyn Rhosyn and the Villas benefit from all that the region has to offer.

The quaint town is architecturally rich and home to a range of shops, supermarkets, leisure centres, restaurants and cafes as well as a heritage park and St Winefride’s Well. Every Thursday there is an open air street market.

Both the railway station in Flint and the a55 North Wales Expressway are minutes away providing links across the region and national networks. The main bus terminus in Holywell offers links to neighboring towns.

Gemma O’Malley, Registered Manager

Gemma has worked in the Health and Social Care sector for over nine years and has experience with learning disability, mental health, autism, self-harm, personality disorder and other co-existing conditions, through a person-centred ethos and approach.

Gemma has worked with HIW (Health Inspectorate Wales), CIW (Care Inspectorate Wales), CQC (Care Quality Commission), families and advocates. Gemma supports staff teams to be open, honest, learn and speak up when they have concerns.