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David Bowel Cancer Journey: A Story of Strength and Care

David’s Bowel Cancer Journey David’s bowel cancer journey is a powerful example of resilience, person-centred care and the importance of strong support networks. David is a man in his mid‑40s…

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Mysa Care Expands Supported Living in South Wales with Partnership of Care and Parc Farm

In 2023, Mysa Care proudly welcomed Partnership of Care into our organisation. As a trusted specialist provider of supported living, residential, and day care in South Wales, they now play a valued role within the Mysa Care family.

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A woman with blonde, wavy hair smiles at the camera while standing indoors. She is wearing a dark green floral blouse. This is Hannah Doherty, Regional Manager at Partnership of Care.

Designing Homes Around People: Inside Partnership of Care’s Welsh Services

When we sat down with Hannah Doherty, one of Partnership of Care’s regional managers in Wales, her passion for creating safe, comforting and truly individualised homes shone through immediately. Her insight took us on a tour of the residential and respite services she oversees, each one unique, each one shaped around the people who live there.

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A Way of Working That Starts With the Person

As Rhian spoke about supported living, residential care, respite, and day services, she returned to one key message: everything starts with the person. This belief shapes every part of the service. It guides how teams support adults with complex autism, profound and multiple learning disabilities, and behaviours that can be challenging.

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How Care Farms and Animal-Assisted Therapy Boost Mental Health and Wellbeing

Our care farm is more than just a place to look after animals, it’s a therapeutic space where people can experience the proven benefits of nature and animal interaction. For those living in our supported living services, residential care homes, or accessing respite care at The Byre and Pad 1 and 2, the farm provides a safe and nurturing environment that promotes emotional and mental wellbeing.

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