(North Wales) Ltd Community Support For Autism In Wales

The New Building

A bit of history

The Day Centre is part of the Gwynfyn site of the former North Wales Hospital. The construction of the North Wales hospital as the first mental hospital in Wales began in 1846, and over the following years the building was extended until the hospital reached its peak capacity of 1,500 patients in 1956.

Gwynfryn House was bought in 1926 to accommodate 25 – 30 ‘useful female patients’ and the building that we know as the Day Centre was added on this site  after this time.

Renovation of the Day Centre

We have been gifted the Day Centre building, via Denbighshire County Council, by the Welsh Assembly Government with the purpose of developing it into a Parent & Resource Centre.   As you can see from the photos, the building needs a lot  of work but, when it is renovated the building will have meeting rooms and a meeting area, a resource library, a child’s play area, a kitchen / cafe, as well as housing the C-SAW Trust Office.

We are applying to Trusts Funds and local big business to raise the money we need to renovate the building but If you would like to make a donation please click here.

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