Domun Agápe

Located in Gretna Green. Once a falling-down English house of dubious style, the home has been restored by both wand and hand. Surrounded by an overgrown field, gnarled trees, and located what the co-directors call "worryingly near the sea", Domun Agápe is also not what many could call pristine, helped by the fact that past fifteen years, it's been overcrowded with magical children. Rooms and halls inside are expanded to allow more room and beds. While not precisely underfunded, it's more or less a non-profit-- any money earned usually goes into upkeep or ways to fix up the place. People who have lived at Domun Agápe for parts or their whole life often call it "cozy, crowded, warm, and bright", and view the others there as family.
The pay, incidentally, is near-shit, as much more can't be afforded. Shifts are doubles-- two people on for eight hours of the day, replaced by another shift of two every other day. The night shift is always covered by the directors.