Placement Availability and News update from Regard Welcome to the latest issue of Vacancy and News Update. Our monthly publication keeps you up to date with our vacancies for people with Learning Disabilities, Mental Health needs or Acquired Brain Injuries, as well the latest news from Regard. In this edition, we provide details of vacancies that are available in seven of our services in Wales, as well as the latest news from around the country. If you would like to make a referral for any of our vacancies, please ring our Referral Hotline on 0800 840 0313 or email info@regard.co.uk. We operate a responsible email policy at The Regard Partnership, so if you do not wish to receive further information, then please click here to unsubscribe. Vacancies
Details: We have one vacancy in this supported living service in the Roath area of Cardiff. The four-bed spacious Victorian property is set over three floors and is very near the popular district of Albany Road. It benefits from many amenities, including supermarkets, a library, banks, pubs, shops and numerous cafes, and is within walking distance of local parks, such as Roath Park, with its large boating lake. The service supports adults with Mental Health needs, including Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Eating Disorders and drug and alcohol misuse. Faerdre, Llandysul, Ceredigion
High Street, Blackwood, Caerphilly
Llwyngwian Fawr, Gwynedd, North Wales
Details: We have one vacancy in this supported living service in the Roath area of Cardiff. The three-bed Victorian property is set over two floors and has some mobility adaptations, making it suitable for those with minor Physical Disabilities. It is very near the popular Albany and City Road district, and benefits from many amenities, including supermarkets, banks, pubs, shops and cafes. The property is within walking distance of local parks, including Roath Park with its large boating lake. The service supports adults with Mental Health needs, including Borderline Personality Disorders, Schizophrenia, Depression and ABI. In addition, Service Users with slight mobility needs are supported, as the house has been adapted with grab rails, a wet room and ramp for wheelchair access. The Uplands House, Newbridge, Gwent
News Big changes at Beudygwyn Farm Beudygwyn Farm on Anglesey is currently undergoing somewhat of a transformation. The previously unused kitchen area in the office block has been redecorated, transforming it into a bright and modern communal meeting area. The new facility is used on a daily basis by Service Users for coffee mornings, a catch up on all the latest news and also to take part in activities and games of their choice. Externally, a chicken coup has been erected with new chickens in place and egg production firmly established. Never before have so many variations of omelette been on the menu! The Shetland pony has been rehoused in a stone stable with a new paddock which is visible to Service Users enjoying their coffee in the activity centre. Service Users and staff have been involved in numerous meetings, putting forward suggestions and agreeing on uses for the other areas within the farm. Already a digger has been hired to demolish the old stable blocks with a view to creating a farm shop and outdoor seating area. It’s an exciting time with big plans in place. Watch this space… |
