
welcome to able.
Discover What’s Possible at Able
At Able, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to learn, develop, build confidence and enjoy life.
We provide person-centred care and support for adults with learning disabilities, neurodivergent conditions and complex care needs. From life skills and independence to social opportunities, activities and community experiences, our support is designed around the goals, interests and aspirations of each person.
Most importantly, the people we support have a real voice in what we do. Our projects, workshops and activities are co-produced with our supported people, helping us create meaningful opportunities that make a genuine difference.
You can access Able through a professional referral, privately funded placement or Direct Payments. To make a referral please complete our referral form below
https://care.storii.com/forms/fill/98HLNX25idB6AQWwa4golhtzOK7DsCuU
Come and experience Able for yourself with a FREE taster session.
📞 Call 01633 960627
✉️ Email info@able.wales

what we do.
At Able, every activity is an opportunity to learn, grow and achieve.
Our person-centred sessions are tailored to individual goals, interests and abilities, helping the people we support to develop new skills, increase their independence, build confidence and experience new opportunities.
Learning can also be recognised through programmes including AQA qualifications and Arts Award, giving people the chance to gain recognised achievements and celebrate their success.
Our highly skilled and dedicated team is there every step of the way, providing personalised support and encouragement to help every person reach their potential.

sustainable
Our Horticulture Therapy project allows our supported people to understand the ground to fork process whilst connecting with the outdoor environment. This project allows us to make the use of different sites across Torfaen and help individual develop in community environments with the right support for them. All the produce grown across our sites is then used in our ILS sessions.








