Tawe House, Swansea






Features
2 Children or Young People
Local amenities
(lots of local shops)
Good transport links
Tawe House is designed to care for up to two children or young people between the ages of 7 and 17, of all genders, who require medium to long-term placements.
Tawe House is situated in Morriston, Swansea.
The home is located in a quiet area but has very good transport links into Swansea which offers a variety of activities including shopping centres, leisure centres, cinemas, and a marina. There is also a local community centre near the home. The location lends itself to young people being able to experience new and fun activities.
Swansea Beach is a fifteen -minute drive from the home, whilst dozens of spectacular beaches lie further West within the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Kilvey House is also located close to a range of activities suitable throughout all seasons. Local facilities include ‘LC2’ which features an indoor waterpark, surf simulator, 30ft climbing wall, multi-purpose sports hall, gym, spa and sauna. Three retail parks are located close by – the closest of which is home to a tropical zoo, cinema, and bowling complex. Other nearby activities include a trampoline park, excellent fishing spots, outdoor activity centers and The Swansea City Stadium – home to Swansea City FC and Ospreys rugby team.
Clubs within the region include Bon Y Maen Rugby Club, Swansea Athletics Club, Swansea Hockey Club, Swim Wales, Play Cricket, Play Netball, Swansea Bay Golf Club, and numerous football clubs.
Team Details

Sophie Mal
Manager at Tawe House
I have worked in the care profession for 13+ years and have a background in neurodivergence and promoting outdoor learning opportunities, encouraging positive wellbeing, and promoting independence. The team at Tawe house work towards putting the young people at the centre of their care, with a background of neurodiverse conditions such as ADHD, Autism and sensory processing. Tawe house offers a therapeutic approach and trauma informed care, recognising the young people’s neurodivergent needs and offering a non-judgemental space. Tawe house seeks to promote outdoor spaces for the young people to encourage autonomy and emotional regulation through physical activity and connection to nature.
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