New Station House in Rogerstone, Newport, supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs to build independence, confidence and meaningful everyday routines.
New Station House in Rogerstone, Newport, supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs to build independence, confidence and meaningful everyday routines.
New Station House is a spacious supported living home in Rogerstone, Newport, where seven people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs can build independence in a setting designed around choice, connection and everyday life.
The main house includes a wheelchair-accessible ground-floor bedroom with an en-suite shower room, welcoming lounge, separate dining room, kitchen and large utility, with four further bedrooms upstairs. A self-contained two-bedroom annexe offers extra privacy, en-suite facilities and its own living space, while the accessible garden creates room to relax outdoors.
Support is shaped around each person’s strengths, communication and goals. Our Strive model provides a clear framework for progress, complemented by specialist in-house Positive Behaviour Support, multidisciplinary team input and trauma-informed practice. Together, these approaches help the people living here, feel understood and supported to enjoy community life and greater independence.
The first step is to get in touch with our referral and assessment team. This can be done via the above form our via email. We aim to respond to referrals and enquiries within 48 hours. Alternatively, call a member of our team on 01246 556453.
