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Hallmark Healthcare has officially started 12 months of celebrations, marking 10 years as a care provider with the opening of its flagship home in Wales – Ty Enfys.

Ty Enfys – which is Welsh for Rainbow House – was launched in Cardiff after three years in the planning.

It is the latest new build home in Hallmark Healthcare’s multi-million pound investment programme, which will increase the company’s bed capacity by 1,000 beds annually. The target is that by 2010, the Hallmark group will operate 5,000 beds in around 80 care homes.

Around 100 VIPs – including the Lord Mayor of the City and County of Cardiff Cllr Gareth Neale – joined managing director Avnish Goyal and his team at Ty Enfys to enjoy a tour of the new home.

Avnish said: “Twelve months ago, we saw the year in with the opening of Amberley Hall in King’s Lynn which went on to win best designed care home at the Pinders Healthcare Awards.

“To be here once again at the start of a new year with the successful completion of such a prestigious project is a real pleasure, made even more special by the fact that we are now celebrating 10 years in business.”

Hallmark Healthcare was founded by the Goyal brothers in 1997 with the opening of The Hollies Care Home in Pontypridd. Ten years later, the group operates 22 care homes across England and Wales and has been recognised by The Sunday Times as one of the 100 Best Companies To Work For.

For Avnish Goyal, being back in South Wales to mark the 10-year anniversary is particularly special. He said: “Ty Enfys is the first of three new build projects that we will launch in the region this year and so we are looking forward to a very successful and memorable anniversary.”

Features of Ty Enfys include an in-house cinema primarily for reminiscence therapy; spacious hotel-like reception areas; large deluxe en-suite bedrooms; sensory gardens; a shop; a hairdressing salon and luxury lounges.

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