Rose House

• Males aged 18 yrs + who have a diagnosis of a learning disability and/ or Autism and/ or other associated conditions.
• Admission is primarily based upon an initial 12 week assessment period which includes a ‘Compatibility’ assessment to make sure that residents can be supported to live well together.

Enhancing quality of life is important to us. By working with the person and key stakeholders, we adopt a person centred approach to promote the development of both social and adaptive skills leading towards maintaining and increasing independence. This offers opportunities to enhance individual quality of life and achieve positive outcomes.
In addition to community based opportunities, the homely environment offers a range of in-house activities which residents can choose to take part in or opt out of as they wish. Popular activities include pottery, photography, mosaics, arts and crafts and cycling.

Residents also have access to the ‘Highfield Hub’ which is the active support centre. Here residents can engage in social and recreational activities with other residents as well as more formal based teaching in qualifications to facilitate learning and education. These are based on active support models in conjunction with the National Open College Network (NOCN) to support residents to achieve formal qualifications which they can use in the community and develop through college or further education.

• Spacious living areas
• 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
• Options to utilise ‘The Hub’, a day opportunities service
• A bus stop within walking distance
• Options to access ‘The Woodlands’, an outdoor learning area
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Rose is located in the hamlet of Llangwyfan in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

The nearby village of Llandyrnog provides access to local amenities which include: local church, butchers shop, general store which includes a post office and three public houses, two of which have restaurant facilities.

The location offers the benefits of tranquillity as well as excellent opportunities for exercise and observing local wildlife. It is also within minutes of a main road through North Wales, putting the whole region within easy reach from the mountains of  Snowdonia, to the North Wales coast and beyond.

Anne-Marie Jones, Registered Manager

Anne-Marie began her career in the health and social care sector 17 years ago. Since then she has a gained a wealth of experience having worked within community living projects, as well as supporting vulnerable adults to access work and training opportunities. Anne-Marie joined MHC in 2014.