Rose House
Rose House is three-bed residential home for men or women, aged 18 and over with a learning disability, or those who have autism and associated complex needs.
Overview
Set within its own beautiful private gardens, our detached three-bedroom home offers a warm, safe, and supportive environment for individuals who require residential care. We take pride in our person-centred approach, tailoring every aspect of support to meet the unique needs, preferences, and goals of each resident.
Our focus is on empowering individuals to live as independently as possible, while providing consistent support with all areas of daily living, including personal care, medication management, and positive behaviour support. We also actively encourage community engagement, helping residents build confidence and meaningful connections beyond the home.
Each person benefits from a personalised support plan developed by our team of qualified and compassionate staff. Families are welcomed as key partners in the care journey, working alongside our team to achieve the best possible outcomes for their loved ones.
Placement Criteria
- Men or women aged 18 and over
- Primary diagnosis of a learning disability
- Individuals likely to have additional needs and/or display behaviours seen as challenging
- We are unable to accept emergency admissions
What we do
The team at Rose House is dedicated to empowering individuals with learning disabilities and/or autism to live fulfilling and meaningful lives. Their approach is firmly rooted in person-centred care, recognising and respecting the unique strengths, preferences, and aspirations of each individual they support.
Support at Rose House focuses on helping residents develop essential life skills, fostering social inclusion, and maintaining a safe, supportive, and respectful environment where everyone feels valued. The team works in close collaboration with families, professionals, and external partners to ensure that care is holistic, effective, and tailored to the needs of each person.
Rose House is committed to open communication and continuous improvement, regularly reviewing practices and outcomes to maintain the highest standards of care.
As part of their commitment to inclusivity, Rose House proudly delivers the Active Offer, providing services in the Welsh language for those who prefer to communicate in Welsh. This not only enhances engagement and understanding but also reflects a deep respect for the cultural heritage of Wales and the importance of linguistic diversity.
At Rose House, the focus is not only on providing support but on creating a nurturing environment where individuals are empowered to grow, thrive, and live life to the fullest.
How we do it
At the heart of Rose House’s approach is a deep commitment to understanding each individual’s needs. The team begins with comprehensive assessments to gain valuable insight into each person’s unique strengths, preferences, and support requirements. These insights form the foundation of person-centred support plans that are flexible, responsive, and focused on achieving meaningful outcomes aligned with each individual’s goals.
A central focus of the support provided at Rose House is on promoting independence. Through person-centred planning and positive behaviour support strategies, individuals are empowered to develop essential life skills and gain the confidence needed to live as independently as possible.
Rose House is also committed to continuous improvement, with regular reviews and evaluations in place to ensure services remain effective, efficient, and responsive to the evolving needs of those they support.
Staff at Rose House play a crucial role in delivering high-quality, personalised care. That’s why the service invests in ongoing training and professional development, ensuring team members are equipped with up-to-date knowledge, skills, and best practices in person-centred care.
Collaboration is also a key part of the approach. Rose House works closely with individuals, their families, and a wide range of professionals and stakeholders to ensure coordinated and consistent support across all areas of life.
Above all, Rose House is guided by a strong commitment to ethical practice, adhering to the highest standards to provide care that is respectful, inclusive, and focused on helping each individual live a safe, meaningful, and fulfilling life.
Residents are supported to access a full range of primary healthcare services within the community, including GP visits, dental care, opticians, and other services.
Facilities
- Three en-suite furnished bedrooms (individuals may furnish and/ or decorate their own rooms if desired)
- A calming and relaxing environment
- Private patio area with fantastic views of countryside
- Extensive landscaped grounds
- Access to a range of local facilities including swimming, bingo, cycling, bowling cinema
- Access to ‘Cedar’, an on-site centre for activities, skills and opportunities
- A bus stop within walking distance
- Options to access ‘The Woodlands’, an outdoor learning area
Surrounding Area
Rose House is set within 30 acres of outstanding natural beauty on the Highfield Park estate in Llandyrnog. On the park, there is a spacious activity hub where individuals can choose to take part in a variety of activities, including sport, arts, crafts, music, and other enriching experiences. Rose House offers individuals the tranquillity of countryside living while being conveniently located near local amenities and areas of interest in North Wales and the North West of England.
Both regions provide access to a wide range of colleges, libraries, leisure centres, cinemas, cafés, and shopping facilities. One key local resource is HWB Denbigh, a centre that offers educational, employment, and wellbeing opportunities. HWB Denbigh features teaching rooms, a music studio, workshop space, IT suite, and a fully equipped teaching kitchen, and hosts a variety of activities including fitness classes. Denbigh also has a public library, small shops, and supermarkets.
Further afield, but easily accessible via one of MHC’s vehicles or public transport, are the historic market towns of Ruthin and Mold, the seaside town of Rhyl, the city of Chester, and the popular coastal resort of Llandudno, all set within the stunning North Wales countryside.
Registered Manager
Registered Manager, Rachel Dumville
Rachel brings over 16 years of experience in the health and social care sector. Having spent the last ten years with MHC, Rachel has developed a deep understanding of person-centred care through a hands-on career journey, from Support Worker to Registered Manager.
Rachel holds a BSc in Psychology, which enhances her ability to understand individual needs and apply effective, evidence-based support strategies. Her approach is rooted in empathy, professionalism, and a genuine passion for improving lives.
“It is incredibly rewarding to see the positive impact we have on people’s lives,” says Rachel. “I’m dedicated to ensuring that every individual at Rose House receives the best possible support and has the opportunity to thrive.”
Rachel leads the Rose House team with a strong focus on quality, compassion, and personal growth, ensuring a safe, supportive, and empowering environment for all who live there.
‘Person centred care allows us to provide the best fitting environment for each individual.’
