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Social homes provider ClwydAlyn, based in St Asaph in Denbighshire, has once again retained its ‘A’ Credit Rating with a stable outlook, as confirmed by leading multinational credit reference agency, S&P Global.

Stakeholders including Marj Cooper, Housing Strategy Manger at Flintshire County Council visited ClwydAlyn’s Northern Gateway development in Deeside last week. The visit was organised to celebrate the successful completion of 100 affordable, energy-efficient, new homes for local families.  

Work has started on ClwydAlyn’s £6.5 million development which will provide 17 new homes, with affordable rent, for local families at Craig Y Don, Benllech.

Football Fever is Here. The community fundraising committee at St Asaph-based social homes provider ClwydAlyn is organising a 6-a-side football tournament, to raise money for St Kentigern Hospice.

A vibrant and welcoming sensory garden has officially opened at Chirk Court Nursing Home in Chirk, near Wrexham. Marking many months of dedicated planning, fundraising and hard work, the ribbon was cut by Mayor of Wrexham, Cllr Tina Mannering, alongside disability liaison officer from Wrexham AFC, Kerry Evans. Residents, staff, families and members of the local community gathered to celebrate.

Social homes provider ClwydAlyn welcomed Plaid Cymru MP for Ynys Môn, Llinos Medi, and Ynys Môn County Councillor Robin Wyn Williams to a groundbreaking ceremony for a new development of 54 high-quality, energy-efficient homes at Cae Bothan in Anglesey.

Visitors to the iCAN Hub in Rhyl enjoyed a fantastic ‘Mindfulness Mosaic Session’ this week.

Residents at a housing estate in Flint have joined forces with a local social homes provider and Keep Wales Tidy, to tackle unsightly littering and fly tipping.

Residents have started to move into a new development of 56 energy-efficient, affordable homes at Mynydd Isa, in Flintshire.

Residents at Hafan Gwydir independent living scheme in Llanrwst were treated to an afternoon of music and refreshments, as spring was welcomed with a live performance and afternoon tea.

Excited residents have begun to move into Neuadd Maldwyn in Welshpool; an independent living scheme, for over 60s.

Llys Marchan in Ruthin is a care home which offers 10 residential places, for adults requiring support for mental ill health. Staff at the purpose-built care home are dedicated to delivering the highest standards of care and companionship to the residents. This week, that included a visit from four adorable lambs which were just one week old.

Residents were welcomed into their new homes at Maes Deudraeth in Penrhyndeudraeth last week. The properties, which include 41 timber-framed, energy-efficient houses and apartments, form part of the Gwynedd Affordable Housing Development Programme and have been developed by ClwydAlyn and Grŵp Cynefin.

Welshpool’s brand-new independent living scheme for over 60s, Neuadd Maldwyn, is officially open, and new jobs have been created for eight staff at the venue.

There were smiles all around, when the residents of Merton Place care home welcomed some small, fluffy visitors, and the excited school children who had helped to hatch them!

A new report published recently by Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW), has praised Llys Marchan Care Home in Ruthin for the ‘proactive and creative’ approach of care staff, the ‘clean and well maintained’ premises, and ‘excellent’ leadership and management.

Last week members of ClwydAlyn, a housing association in North Wales, came together to celebrate their collective achievements in an annual Staff Recognition Event, which took place at Llys Raddington independent living scheme in Flint.

Last week three members of staff at Merton Place Care Home in Colwyn Bay came together to celebrate their collective achievements as they were recognised for adding to their professional qualifications.  

A North Wales housing association has established a ‘reverse mentoring’ programme to ensure it offers an inclusive workplace for neurodivergent colleagues.

A new report published by Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW), has praised Merton Place Care Home in Colwyn Bay for the ‘supportive approach of the staff’, consideration of ‘personal wishes and aspirations’ and ‘friendly, chatty and cheerful’ team.