West Cross

Located deep in the beautiful town of Mumbles, just a few minutes from our Dan Y Coed service, West Cross is a stunning residential home tailored to the unique needs of individuals between the ages of 16 and 25 who may require a transition period between children and adult services.

As a transitional service, West Cross provides the perfect location for children reaching their last years in children's services who may not be ready to enter an adult home. West Cross offers a relaxed and calming environment where our young people can learn key life skills that will set them up well for a future in an adult-supported service.

Opened in September 2023, the home provides living accommodations for two residents and is comprised of two en-suite bedrooms and spacious communal kitchen and lounge areas for shared activities and interaction. Situated just minutes from Swansea City Centre, the home offers easy access to a bustling shopping centre, charming cafes and the natural beauty of the Swansea coastline through excellent transport links within the area.

Our experienced care team assists residents to engage with their local community through tailored and engaging leisure and educational activities. By supporting residents to develop life skills, we aid their development towards independent living.

As one of our latest services, West Cross was transformed prior to its opening in October 2023 to be able to cater to the specific needs of future residents that we support.

We support young people to be active and valued members of their community through a model of education and care that is underpinned by Positive Behaviour Support, which ensures that positive behaviour and learning are celebrated, repeated and reinforced.

As a transition home, West Cross offers placement for individuals between the ages of 16-25 who might require a period of transition between children's and adult services.

Mumbles is a charming seaside village with a rich history, located at the gateway to the stunning Gower Peninsula in Swansea, Wales.

Once a vital fishing and limestone quarrying hub, the village has evolved into a popular destination known for its picturesque coastline and vibrant community. Mumbles takes its name from the French word "mamelles," referring to the two distinctive islands off its coast, once used as landmarks for sailors.

Visitors can explore Oystermouth Castle, which dates back to the 12th century, stroll along the historic pier, or enjoy the village’s mix of boutique shops, cafés, and local seafood. With its blend of history, scenic beauty, and welcoming atmosphere, Mumbles offer a fantastic place for our residents to enjoy, play and thrive.