We are completely focused on helping you have happy times with your child, creating memories to cherish forever and simply making life better for everyone.
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Opening times
Monday to Saturday, 9:15am to 4:45pm
Address
2 Pendre, Cardigan SA43 1JL
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Phone Number
01239 621825
Opening times
Monday to Sunday, 9:00am to 4:45pm
Address
Market Street, Caerphilly CF83 1NX
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Phone Number
02920 881034
Opening times
Monday to Saturday, 9:00am to 4:45pm
Address
149-151 Holton Road, Barry, CF63 4HP
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Phone Number
01446 747872
No matter who you are or where you are, we’re positive we’ve got a way you can help provide vital support to children with life-shortening illnesses.
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No matter who you are or where you are, we’re positive we’ve got a way you can help provide vital support to children with life-shortening illnesses.
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1 No matter who you are or where you are, we’re positive we’ve got a way you can help provide vital support to children with life-shortening illnesses.
2 No matter who you are or where you are, we’re positive we’ve got a way you can help provide vital support to children with life-shortening illnesses.
3 No matter who you are or where you are, we’re positive we’ve got a way you can help provide vital support to children with life-shortening illnesses.
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No matter who you are or where you are, we’re positive we’ve got a way you can help provide vital support to children with life-shortening illnesses.
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Our Statement of Purpose describes what we do, where we provide our services and support, and who we help. It also features information about how we make decisions about the care we provide, our feedback procedure and how our organisation is structured.
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The Healthcare Inspectorate Wales (HIW) is the independent inspectorate and regulator of healthcare in Wales. Its report outlines how our services have complied with the Care Standards Act 2000, Independent Health Care (Wales) Regulations 2011 and the National Minimum Standards for Independent Health Care Services in Wales.
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Our guide for patients covers how we develop a plan of specialist care and support for a child with a life-limiting condition. It also features detailed information about our short break respite care and the support we provide to parents and siblings.
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No matter who you are or where you are, we’re positive we’ve got a way you can help provide vital support to children with life-shortening illnesses.
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We understand that providing care for children and young people with life-shortening conditions can pose many challenges for health and social care professionals.
This is why we’re happy to develop and deliver tailored training to equip professionals with skills and knowledge that helps them provide the most effective support.
We offer training and talks to individuals, groups and organisations about most things linked to supporting a child with a life-shortening condition.
For example, we could help you support students and teachers at your school if one of your pupils has died. Or we could help a soft play centre develop activities for children with complex needs.
We welcome requests from student and qualified health and social care professionals who would like to understand more about palliative care and life at a children’s hospice.
Professionals we’ve offered placements to in the past include nurses, doctors, social workers, physiotherapists, play specialists and music therapists.
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We know that caring for a child with a life-limiting condition is likely to be extremely demanding on you and your family. But we want you to know that you’re not alone.
We offer vital emotional and practical support to help ease your worries and make sure you don’t feel alone.
Through specialist techniques, multisensory facilities and technology, our therapy experts can help your child communicate, have fun and engage more with their surroundings. The impossible is possible.
Through specialist techniques, multisensory facilities and technology, our therapy experts can help your child communicate, have fun and engage more with their surroundings. The impossible is possible.
Through specialist techniques, multisensory facilities and technology, our therapy experts can help your child communicate, have fun and engage more with their surroundings. The impossible is possible.
Through specialist techniques, multisensory facilities and technology, our therapy experts can help your child communicate, have fun and engage more with their surroundings. The impossible is possible.
Our skilled clinical nurse specialists work with our medical teams and healthcare professionals in the community to ensure symptoms are effectively managed in our hospice, at home and in a hospital.
Our skilled clinical nurse specialists work with our medical teams and healthcare professionals in the community to ensure symptoms are effectively managed in our hospice, at home and in a hospital.
Our skilled clinical nurse specialists work with our medical teams and healthcare professionals in the community to ensure symptoms are effectively managed in our hospice, at home and in a hospital.
Our skilled clinical nurse specialists work with our medical teams and healthcare professionals in the community to ensure symptoms are effectively managed in our hospice, at home and in a hospital.
Our skilled clinical nurse specialists work with our medical teams and healthcare professionals in the community to ensure symptoms are effectively managed in our hospice, at home and in a hospital.
Our skilled clinical nurse specialists work with our medical teams and healthcare professionals in the community to ensure symptoms are effectively managed in our hospice, at home and in a hospital.
Our skilled clinical nurse specialists work with our medical teams and healthcare professionals in the community to ensure symptoms are effectively managed in our hospice, at home and in a hospital.
Our skilled clinical nurse specialists work with our medical teams and healthcare professionals in the community to ensure symptoms are effectively managed in our hospice, at home and in a hospital.
Our skilled clinical nurse specialists work with our medical teams and healthcare professionals in the community to ensure symptoms are effectively managed in our hospice, at home and in a hospital.
Caring for a child with a life-shortening condition can often be incredibly demanding, physically and emotionally.
We’re more than happy to look after your child for a few days and give you a well-deserved break. Or you can stay with your child at our hospice and enjoy some fun time together whilst their care needs are taken care of by our expert team.
Our skilled clinical nurse specialists work with our medical teams and healthcare professionals in the community to ensure symptoms are effectively managed in our hospice, at home and in a hospital.
Through specialist techniques, multisensory facilities and technology, our therapy experts can help your child communicate, have fun and engage more with their surroundings. The impossible is possible.
If your child is nearing the end of life, we can help make sure your whole family receives the expert care and support they need throughout this difficult time.
This could be at our hospice or in a hospital. If your child is at home, we’ll work with your community team to ensure your family gets the right practical and emotional support.
Mason loves music therapy. He often vocalises and sings along when Diane plays the piano or the flute. He has the biggest smile on his face, and it really helps him relax.
- - Mason's grandmother
Mason loves music therapy. He often vocalises and sings along when Diane plays the piano or the flute. He has the biggest smile on his face, and it really helps him relax.
- - Mason's grandmother
Mason loves music therapy. He often vocalises and sings along when Diane plays the piano or the flute. He has the biggest smile on his face, and it really helps him relax.
- - Mason's grandmother
Our hospice is a happy and homely place that’s been carefully designed with babies, children and young people in mind.
As well as receiving first-class care at our hospice, children can get involved in a wide range of activities, meet new friends, or simply relax and enjoy some quiet time.
Our hospice is equipped with everything needed to make a child’s stay super fun and safe. This includes colourful playrooms, music areas, sensory rooms and a large hydrotherapy pool.
We have ten private bedrooms for children, which offer lots of space for special items and equipment from home. We also have excellent family accommodation in a separate area which is close to our children’s bedrooms.
For young people who want more independence and a grown-up space, we have our Den. It features an accessible kitchen, gaming zone and cinema room.
Our grounds offer lots of different spaces for children and families to enjoy, including specialised play areas, a sensory garden, walking paths and a dedicated wheelchair track.
Donating a monthly gift may be much easier for you to manage financially than giving a larger one-off gift.
Setting up a direct debit takes just two minutes. After that’s sorted, we’ll automatically receive your gifts.
As a regular giver, you’ll receive more information about our work and how you’re helping to change lives.
Donating a monthly gift may be much easier for you to manage financially than giving a larger one-off gift.
Setting up a direct debit takes just two minutes. After that’s sorted, we’ll automatically receive your gifts.
As a regular giver, you’ll receive more information about our work and how you’re helping to change lives.
Donating a monthly gift may be much easier for you to manage financially than giving a larger one-off gift.
Setting up a direct debit takes just two minutes. After that’s sorted, we’ll automatically receive your gifts.
As a regular giver, you’ll receive more information about our work and how you’re helping to change lives.
You might book short break care at our hospice in advance, or you may need it quickly because of a crisis. Whatever your circumstances, we’ll try to support you and make sure your child’s needs and those of your whole family are met.
For your child:
During their short break with us, your child has access to a range of therapies, including hydrotherapy, complementary therapies and music therapy. We’ll also organise lots of play time and activities for them to get involved in so they have plenty of fun.
For your family:
At our hospice, you and your family can simply relax in our gardens or take part in activities involving your child. We also have a dedicated area for young people, which features a gaming zone and cinema room. And, of course, you could go further afield and explore the local area, which includes beautiful beaches, theme parks, museums and galleries, and much more.
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For your child:
During their short break with us, your child has access to a range of therapies, including hydrotherapy, complementary therapies and music therapy. We’ll also organise lots of play time and activities for them to get involved in so they have plenty of fun.
For your family:
At our hospice, you and your family can simply relax in our gardens or take part in activities involving your child. We also have a dedicated area for young people, which features a gaming zone and cinema room. And, of course, you could go further afield and explore the local area, which includes beautiful beaches, theme parks, museums and galleries, and much more.
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Children with a wide range of conditions can be referred to us, no matter when they were diagnosed or how far their condition has progressed.
We may also admit a child or young person in an emergency if they are nearing the end of life or an issue has rapidly developed that’s affecting their health.
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Children with a wide range of conditions can be referred to us, no matter when they were diagnosed or how far their condition has progressed.
We may also admit a child or young person in an emergency if they are nearing the end of life or an issue has rapidly developed that’s affecting their health.
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