About
Cwmbran House is one of the highest-rated care homes in Cwmbran, as reviewed by residents and their families. It's a purpose-built single-storey care home for over 65s in Pontnewydd with 56 bedrooms across three separate living areas, all alongside the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal.
Cwmbran House has three separate communities within the building; two communities supporting people requiring dementia residential care and one community supports people with general residential needs. The majority of bedrooms have a wet room en-suite, but all rooms benefit from a private toilet and sink en-suite facility. We have five communal lounges and two communal dining areas, as well as a dedicated activities area.
Cwmbran House has four large private garden areas. Residents have plenty of opportunities to relax, do a spot of gardening or enjoy other outdoor activities. Everybody can benefit from time outside without having to go far from their rooms.
We have an on-site professional kitchen where our cooks prepare three home-made meals each day for everyone. There are multiple options at every mealtime, from hot meals to salads and snacks. Our experienced culinary colleagues can cater for specialist diets and individual needs as required.
Here at Cwmbran House, we recognise the importance of families and friends and encourage you to be involved with events and activities. We provide a daily activities programme covering seven days a week, with activities including exercise classes, outings to the local area, pet therapy and partnership with the Forget me Not choir.
Home manager
Lynne Woodrow - 01633 838806
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Five Locks Road, Pontnewydd, Cwmbran, NP44 1AP
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Meet the team
Lynne Woodrow
Home Manager
Lynne has worked in care since 2007, progressing from care assistant to home manager. She’s led both nursing and residential homes across South Wales and holds QCF Levels 2, 3 and 5 in Leadership for Health and Social Care.
Known for her professionalism and warmth, Lynne is committed to high standards and building strong relationships with residents, families and staff.
Joanne Strange
Business Support Administrator
Joanne joined us in 2011 and is responsible for looking after the home's finances. Jo loves to be organised and enjoys being challenged to resolve issues that may crop up from time to time.
She particularly enjoys engaging with our residents and loves that each day brings something different, rewarding and exciting.
Megan Walters
Senior Carer
Megan has three years experience in care and previously worked as a mental health support worker for two years before joining us as a senior carer in October 2022. Previously Megan also studied mental health nursing for two years. She thoroughly enjoys spending time with our residents and loves making sure they are happy.
Sarah Murton
Senior Carer
Sarah has over 20 years experience in the care sector and joined us in 2003 as a kitchen domestic. She then moved to a new role as care assistant before being promoted to the role of senior carer in 2009. Sarah loves looking after people and supporting our residents to achieve things all on their own.
Beatrice Burns
Senior Carer
Beatrice has worked for over two years in the care sector and joined us as a senior carer in June 2022. She finds it really rewarding to look after the residents in her care, especially those who may be vulnerable and need extra support.
Cheryl Crimmins
Senior Carer
Cheryl has worked in the care sector since she was 19 years old. She joined us as a care assistant in 2018 and with in-house training and support she progressed to the role of senior carer at the beginning of 2023. Cheryl enjoys looking after the residents and always being there for them, making a difference, and being part of a fantastic team.
Steph Richards
Senior Carer
Steph has worked in care for 21 years and was previously a team leader at another care home before joining us as a Senior Carer in April 2019. She enjoys being part of the fantastic team at Cwmbran House and caring for our residents, helping them to live the best life possible.
Denise Watkins
Wellbeing Coordinator
Denise has worked for Hafod for approximately 6 years. Denise started in Cwmbran House as a care assistant and has moved to the role of wellbeing coordinator as she has always enjoyed joining in with activities.
Alex Antonescu
Clinical Team Lead
Alex started in care in 2016 as a healthcare assistant and soon after as a Team Leader and Nursing Assistant in England. Alex joined Hafod in 2022 as a staff nurse and soon after became a Clinical Lead at Ty Penrhos Care Home. Since then, he's been in charge of different units at Ty Penrhos. Alex then worked at Arhtur Jenkins Care Home to support with medication management and care planning, then moved to Cwmbran House as Clinical Team Lead.