Cimla Court
Specialist Supported Living in Neath
Discover Cimla Court
A Safe, Structured & Therapeutic Environment in the Heart of Neath
Cimla Court is BOLD’s specialist supported living service, providing high-quality accommodation and clinically informed support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, and complex behavioural presentations.
Designed to promote independence, stability, and quality of life, Cimla Court combines safe, therapeutic environments with person-centred support tailored to each individual’s needs, goals, and aspirations.
With self-contained living options, communal spaces, secure outdoor areas, and access to specialist support, individuals are supported to develop confidence, build daily living skills, and achieve meaningful outcomes within their local community.
Key Features
Every aspect of Cimla Court has been designed to create a safe, supportive, and empowering environment where individuals can thrive. Support is tailored to the individual, with flexible staffing arrangements, clinically informed oversight, and a strong focus on promoting independence and reducing support over time.
Two Self-Contained Ground Floor Flats
Walking distance to Neath town centre
Large Communal Lounge & Dining Area
Separate Quiet Lounge
Modern Kitchen & Dining Space
Direct Access to Secure Garden Areas
Five bedrooms across upper floors
Main bathroom and staff sleep-in room
Cimla Court
A Home That Promotes Independence & Quality of Life
At BOLD, we believe that support should be built around the individual rather than the service.
Through Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), active support approaches, trauma-informed care, and reducing restrictive practices, individuals are encouraged to take an active role in their daily lives while receiving the support they need to feel safe and successful.
Whether someone is moving from a hospital setting, residential care, or another supported living service, our aim is to create stable placements where people can develop skills, build confidence, participate in their community, and enjoy an improved quality of life.
Support levels, staffing arrangements, and interventions are tailored around individual needs and reviewed regularly to ensure the right balance of support and independence is maintained.
The People We Support
Supporting Adults With Complex Needs Through Specialist, Person-Centred Care
- Learning Disabilities
- Autism Spectrum Conditions
- Additional Mental Health Needs
- Dual Diagnosis
- Behaviours that Challenge
- Complex Trauma Histories
- Forensic Histories (where appropriate)
- Communication Difficulties
Life in Neath
A Location Designed Around Community & Independence
Cimla Court benefits from an excellent location in Neath, combining the peace and security of a residential setting with easy access to local amenities, community opportunities, and transport links.
Located within walking distance of Neath town centre and close to the beautiful Gnoll Country Park, individuals have access to open green spaces, lakes, walking routes, community events, leisure facilities, and opportunities for meaningful community participation.
Strong bus and rail connections also make it easier for families, professionals, and support networks to stay connected and involved.
Gnoll Country Park
Hundreds of acres of green space, lakes, walking routes, outdoor activities, and community events.
Neath Town Centre
Within walking distance, providing easy access to shops, cafés, services, and community facilities.
Leisure & Entertainment
Local theatre, cinema, and recreational opportunities supporting community participation.
Rail Connections
Easy access for family members, professionals, and wider support networks.
Community Opportunities
Access to social activities, events, volunteering, education, and meaningful community engagement.
Transport Links
Regular bus services connecting individuals to local communities and amenities.
Referrals
Make A Referral
BOLD works collaboratively with local authorities, health boards, hospitals, social workers, case managers, multidisciplinary teams and wider professionals to provide safe, structured, and person-centred transition pathways for adults with complex needs.
Who Can Refer
- Local Authorities
- Health Boards
- Hospitals
- Social Workers
- Case Managers
- Multidisciplinary Professionals
What Happens After a Referral
Each referral is reviewed carefully to ensure we can safely and appropriately meet the individual’s needs before progressing to assessment.
Our assessments are holistic and person-centred, considering behavioural, emotional, physical, social, communication, and environmental needs and compatibility.
Placement timelines vary depending on complexity, compatibility, and transition requirements, but we aim to respond promptly and work collaboratively throughout the process all tailored to the individuals needs and situation