Two years ago, the team at Turnbull Close, our residential care home in Kent, were told that Karen had a life expectancy of up to 12 months after an accident and a spell in hospital had left her very frail and unable to eat.
Leaving a residential school with its rules and routines has been a challenge for Alice and the staff in her new home, Donec Mews.
We have a spacious and attractive room available in Huw's, in a registered care with nursing home.
We have a wonderful room in our bungalow in the Castle Vale area of Birmingham.
At FitzRoy we believe people with learning disabilities and autism should have access to therapeutic independent living, local to their families and community.
At our Northfields residential care home in Norwich, Brigette has gone from wheelchair bound and lacking in confidence to walking unaided and full of life thanks to her hard work, the support of our staff and a local not for profit service, Able2b.
With patience, understanding and encouragement, Andy is defying the odds to live his best life at our Essex residential care home.
At FitzRoy we believe people with learning disabilities should be able to live independently, with their life filled with love and choices.
Peter has lived at Shuttle Street, one of our supported living services in Coventry, for nine years now and for all that time he has volunteered in the kitchen at Gosford Community Hub Day Service.
In February, Lucky will be celebrating his 60th birthday in style – as well as fulfilling a lifelong dream – when he goes on holiday to Memphis.
