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Trefnant, Denbighshire, LL16 5AG

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Our Care Services

Galltfaenan Hall care services

Residential Care

A permanent home for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs, aged 18 and over.

Respite Care

Short term stays that give families and carers a break, without disrupting the routines residents know and trust.

How we support our residents

Our focus is on promoting independence within a warm, inclusive, family atmosphere. Every resident has an individually tailored care plan and a specifically assigned key worker, so support stays consistent and personal.

We advocate person-centred planning. At Galltfaenan Hall, people set their own goals and decide the pace at which they want to achieve them. Daily routines are treated as important but never rigid, so that every day can look different.

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Life at Galltfaenan Hall

What families say about us

“My sister has been cared for at Galltfaenan for over 40 years, and she is so happy and settled there. The staff know her so well and treat her with kindness and care. It means everything to our family knowing she feels at home.”

Alice B

Sister of Resident

“My brother has been at Galltfaenan for many years, and it’s lovely to see how comfortable and settled he is. Most of the staff have been there for years, so they know him so well and feel like part of our family. We’re grateful for the kindness and care they give him.”

John A

Brother of Resident

Rachael

Manager, Galltfaenan Hall

Rachael began her career with the company in September 1989 as a support worker at The Old Rectory, and was promoted to deputy manager before becoming manager there in 1997. She became manager at Galltfaenan Hall ten years later. Rachael holds NVQ Level 5 and a Higher Diploma Level 4 in Learning Disability Services.

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Our grounds and facilities

Galltfaenan Hall is a Grade II listed manor house set in its own mature parkland, approximately two miles from the village of Trefnant. The house dates back to the 16th century, with a history connected to the Salusbury family of Llewenny.