Community Living Services
Our Community Living Services (CLS) Department works in close partnership with local authorities across Cardiff, the Vale of Glamorgan, and Rhondda Cynon Taf. We provide a supported living model of care that is person-centred and designed to help people with a wide range of support needs retain and increase their independence.
Working collaboratively with people, their families, and professionals, we aim to promote and encourage the opportunity for supported individuals to participate in regular patterns of living, promoting greater autonomy when making decisions that directly affect their lives and the services they receive.
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Our departments
From 24/7 Supported Living to Emergency Accommodation, find out more about out departments and their work below.
Community Living Services Supported Living
Our Supported living service enables adults with a wide range of support needs to live in their own home with the help they need to ...
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Community Living Services Emergency Accommodation
Our Emergency Accommodation Service (EAS) is a community-based service that provides temporary accommodation to people with a learning disability.
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Community Living Services Short Stay Respite
Our Short Stay Respite Service is a 4-bed service for adults with learning disabilities that provides support to individuals for short periods, so that families/carers ...
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Community Living Services Core and Cluster
Our Core and cluster services are an accommodation model that moves away from a shared house environment to having fully independent living quarters with their ...
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We are committed to fulfilling the principles of the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014
Voice and control
Putting the individual and their needs at the centre of their care and giving them a voice in and control over reaching the outcomes that help them achieve well-being.
Prevention and early intervention
Increasing preventative services within the community to minimise the escalation of critical needs.
Well-being
Supporting people to achieve their own well-being and measuring the success of care and support.
Co-production
Encouraging individuals to become more involved in the design and delivery of services.