Supported Living
Nurse-Led, Specialist Supported Living,
Small enough to be personal. Experienced enough for complex needs. That’s what nurse-led supported living looks like at Bold Cymru.
Our Approach
What Makes Our Support Specialist
Our approach combines Positive Behaviour Support, trauma-informed care, active support and clinical oversight to create stable, person-centred environments tailored to each individual.
Who We Support
Supported Living for Complex and Everyday Needs
- Learning Disabilities
- Autism Spectrum Conditions
- Additional Mental Health Needs
- Dual Diagnosis
- Behaviours that Challenge
- Complex Trauma Histories
- Forensic Histories (where appropriate)
- Communication Difficulties
Our Support Model
Promoting Independence, Reducing Support
We encourage individuals to develop independence at their own pace while ensuring the right level of support is available whenever needed, through Active Support: doing things with people, not for them.
“ We are most proud of the positive changes we help people achieve, especially individuals who may previously have experienced failed placements or long-term institutional care, in some cases finally giving people a place to call a long-term home.“
Person-Centred Planning
Every Plan is Bespoke snd Person Centered
Every individual has a bespoke support plan designed around their communication needs, routines, goals, risks, sensory preferences and aspirations, with functional assessments used to build a deeper understanding of each person.
Discover Cimla Court
Built for Safety and Quality of Life
Our home, Cimla Court, is calm, structured and safe, while remaining as homely as possible rather than a clinical unit. Every space is designed to support wellbeing and give residents room to build a genuine sense of independence, from personalised living areas to shared spaces that encourage connection when residents want it.
Just minutes from Gnoll Country Park, Cimla Court also offers easy access to green space, walking trails and the wider community, helping residents stay connected to the world outside as part of their everyday life, not separate from it. Every detail, from staffing to the physical space itself, is built around one aim: quality of life.
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