Residential Care Home · Caerphilly

Better days start with the right people around you.

A small, specialist home supporting four young adults aged 18–25 to live well, build confidence and enjoy everyday life — with warm, person-centred care around them at every stage.

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4 Bed Home
4 BedsSmall, homely setting
Ages 18–25Young adult support
CaerphillySouth Wales
Person-CentredCare around the individual
Welcome

A home built around four people, not a hundred.

Better Days Care is a small residential home in Caerphilly, offering a settled, homely base for four young adults aged 18–25. We believe good care starts with really knowing someone — their routines, their interests, what helps on a hard day and what makes a good one.

With only four young people in the home at any time, our team can give real one-to-one attention. Every plan is built around the individual, not a fixed timetable, and every space in the house is designed to feel like home — not an institution.

"Small enough to know you well. Structured enough to help you thrive."
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Who We Support

Support that flexes around each young person

We welcome young adults with a range of needs, and we take time upfront to understand whether we're the right fit — for them and for the household.

Learning Disabilities

Everyday support with skills, routines and confidence, tailored to how each person learns best.

Autism Spectrum

Predictable routines, calm spaces and communication approaches shaped around the individual.

Additional Support Needs

Support for emotional wellbeing and mental health, working closely with wider professional teams.

Transition to Adulthood

A steady, well-planned move from children's services into adult life and greater independence.

Our Home

Space to relax, space to be yourself

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Your Own Room

A private bedroom that residents can make their own, with personal belongings and photos around them.

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Kitchen 

A shared kitchen where residents can get involved in cooking, and a dining table for meals together.

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Dining Space

A quiet peaceful dining space for residents to enjoy home cooked meals together.

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Garden & Outdoor Space

A private garden for fresh air, downtime and outdoor activities, whatever the weather allows.

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Accessible Bathrooms

Bathroom facilities designed with accessibility and dignity in mind throughout the home.

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Quiet & Sensory Space

A calm room to retreat to when things feel like too much, away from the busier parts of the home.

Daily Life

A day at Better Days Care

Every day looks a little different, but here's a flavour of the rhythm residents can expect.

Morning

Waking up & breakfast

A relaxed start with support to wash, dress and eat breakfast at a pace that suits each person.

Late Morning

Learning & life skills

Education, training or structured activities that build independence and everyday skills.

Afternoon

Community time

Trips out, hobbies, appointments or time with friends and family, supported every step of the way.

Evening

Dinner & downtime

A shared evening meal, followed by relaxed time doing whatever helps each person unwind.

Overnight

Settled & supported

A calm bedtime routine, with waking night support on hand throughout the night.

Our Approach

Care that centres on the person, always

Person-Centred Planning

Support plans built around each individual's goals, preferences and pace — reviewed and adapted as needs change.

Independence & Life Skills

Everyday opportunities to build confidence, from cooking and budgeting to travel and self-care.

Safety & Safeguarding

A trained, consistent staff team and clear safeguarding practices that keep residents protected and heard.

Dignity & Respect

Every resident is treated as an individual with a voice, choices and a say in their own daily life.

Family & Professional Partnership

Open communication with families, guardians, social workers and other professionals around each young person.

Regulated Care

Better Days Care operates in line with the standards set by the Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW).

Our Team

The people behind every better day

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Registered Manager

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Senior Support Worker

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Support Worker

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Waking Night Support

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Family Voices

What families tell us

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"Warm, homely, and full of people who genuinely care. The staff don’t just “do their job”; they take the time to really get to know everyone, making sure each person feels comfortable, listened to."

Parent / Guardian

"So happy that I can relax knowing my family member is being looked after so well"

Family Member

"From my professional point of view, it’s one of those rare settings where you can see the difference the environment makes. Young people grow in confidence because they feel secure, respected, and part of something stable and supportive."

Referring Professional

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Referrals usually come through a social worker or care coordinator, though families can also get in touch directly to start a conversation. We'll arrange a chat to understand needs, followed by a visit to make sure Better Days Care is the right fit for everyone involved.

Yes. Family involvement is an important part of life at Better Days Care. We welcome visits, phone calls and regular updates, and we work with families to agree what contact looks like for each resident.

Better Days Care has waking night support in place, meaning a member of staff is awake and available throughout the night to help with any needs that come up.

Yes, we operate in line with the standards set by the Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW), the body responsible for regulating care services in Wales.

Placements are typically arranged and funded through a local authority or health board. Our team can talk through the process with families and referring professionals to help things move smoothly.
Visit Us

Come and see Better Days Care for yourself

Our Address
50 A & B The Crescent, Caerphilly, CF83 2SW
Website
bdcare.co.uk
Email
hello@bdcare.co.uk
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Let's talk about a better day.

Whether you're a family member or a referring professional, our team is happy to answer questions and arrange a visit.

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