A community comes together
The team at our Suffolk care home recently tackled a challenge that went beyond just fixing a road.
People are at the heart of everything we do.
For more than 60 years we have been providing a person-centred, community alternative to institutional care.
Our specialisms and expertise
Our dynamic approach to supporting people with complex support needs enables us to respond flexibly to people's changing requirements.
About our specialisms-
Learning disability
We support adults with a wide range of learning disabilities, and the physical health conditions that often go hand in hand with their diagnosis.
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Autism
We offer tailored support for autistic people who often require a life time of specialist support.
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Mental health
Many of the people we support have mental health needs. We support people who have severe mental illness, and who may also have additional support needs including substance use as well as learning disabilities or autism.
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Acquired brain injury
We support people with mild to severe acquired brain injuries (ABI), where they need long term, perhaps lifetime care.
Our impact
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800
People we supported in 24/25
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106
Services we ran, including supported living, support at home, care homes and day services
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97 %
People we support feel supported to do things that matter to them
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96 %
People supported feel they make decisions about their life
Love4Life is a friendship and dating network for people with learning disabilities and autism. We organise workshops and social events that help you make friends and build relationships in a relaxed atmosphere.
We provide life-changing opportunities for people with autism and learning disabilities to build lasting friendships and relationships.
From clubbing, karaoke and festivals to bowling, drama and sports, members can choose which events suit them.
Love4Life
Our latest stories
Read our latest stories to find out more about the people we support, the way we work and our incredible staff.
Words to put in the bin
Recently members of our Nationwide Forum had a conversation about language. They told us: if you wouldn’t use these words about yourself, don’t use them about us.
Seeing Jonny – not the label
Jonny has been part of the Fitzroy for two years and in that time he’s shown everyone that first impressions can sometimes be misleading and that when we truly see the person, real change can happen.
You can support our vital work
We rely on your generous support to achieve real transformation of people’s everyday lives. The iPad that gives someone a voice or the sensory room that opens up the world.
With your support, we will continue to embrace new ideas and challenge ourselves to make sure the people we support have choice, independence and happiness.
Donate today