Care

Change by Choice

Change by Choice is the ethos that underpins everything we do at QEWC. We provide our children and young people with the tools that they need to facilitate choices that will improve and transform their lives.

We offer support to individuals with emotional and behavioural (EBD) and social difficulties (SEMH), as well as mental health problems, moderate learning difficulties (MLD) and those on the autistic spectrum.

Preparing Young People for their Future

Our high-quality, safe and nurturing homes are supported by therapeutic facilities and a dedicated and experienced team of professionals working cooperatively with our residents. In our care, children and young people regain broken trust, learn strategies for managing past and present difficulties and prepare for their future.

Bryn Tirion Hall

Located in the tranquil North Wales countryside alongside an on-site school, Bryn Tirion Hall is a beacon of excellence in the delivery of quality care with a fully integrated educational provision.

Providing family-style residential care for up to ten young people aged 7 - 18 years, it provides all of its residents with the opportunity to learn and grow, through the provision of education and extensive social and leisure activities, both within the home and the local community.

By taking a tailored approach to suit individual needs, Bryn Tirion Hall provides a safe and nurturing environment where young people learn to recognise difficulties, improve patterns of behaviour and create a more positive future for themselves.

Ty Felin

Ty Felin is our sister home and is a modern, detached house located in a friendly town in Flintshire, with excellent transport links to Chester and Wrexham.

Ty Felin accommodates up to five young people, aged 11 to 18 years, who are within secondary, further education or attending work based programmes. The home’s team is committed to creating a calm and harmonious environment where young people can prepare for their future, whether that means moving back to the family home, into foster care, securing their first job or leaving care and moving into independent life.

Referral Process

Our robust referral process begins with a request for detailed history of the young person, followed by an admission panel meeting with all involved parties.

The organisation is committed to ensuring that the needs of Young People coming in to the Home can be fully satisfied as well as consideration of the current residents.

After this, a sixteen week assessment and subsequent planning review ensures that our provision can adequately meet the needs of the young person before long term placement is confirmed. For more information, to request copies of our policies or obtain a referral form, please use the contact form below.