Residential care near Dartford
Our residential care home in Stone, near Dartford, supports adults with learning disabilities.
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Enjoy stories from the people we support, our staff, and the families who use FitzRoy services. Laugh, cry, feel inspired, our stories have it all.
Supported living in Gravesend
Our supported living home in Gravesend is for men with learning disabilities.
Good social care needs good housing
As part of Supported Housing Week, FitzRoy Chief Executive Angela Murphy reflected on why good housing is so important to good social care and why it must be part of the conversation about reform.
Rooms currently available at Webb House, Newhaven
Residential care rooms are currently available at Webb House in Newhaven, East Sussex.
Spacious two-bedroom supported living flat in Teddington
A spacious two-bedroom flat is currently available on Hampton Road, a supported living service consisting of five self-contained flats within a shared property
One bedroom currently available at Silver Birches, Hampton Wick
A lovely, spacious room is currently available in a five-person first-floor flat at Silver Birches in Hampton Wick.
What does your loved one dream of?
What does your loved one dream of? As FitzRoy approaches our 65th anniversary, we’re inviting families to help us discover the hopes and ambitions that matter to people we support.
Together we can make homes, not hospitals, the future
FitzRoy and the Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG) recently hosted a roundtable focusing on Homes Not Hospitals, where leaders from health, social care, housing and the voluntary sector came together to discuss what needs to change.
What stepping over the edge reminded me about fundraising
As FitzRoy marks Learning Disability Week, our Head of Fundraising reflects on taking part in the Spinnaker Tower abseil and what Lizzie and Callum’s story shows about the power of fundraising.
Cuckooing in social care: what we’re seeing and why it matters
Cuckooing in social care – sometimes described as home takeover – can leave people in danger and without control of their own homes. Read Gary’s story and what needs to change.