Remembering Keith, a wonderful friend of FitzRoy. For many years, Keith was a part of the FitzRoy family. Anyone who met him remembers the same things - his infectious laugh, his warm smile and the way he always made time for other people.
Ruth and Ellie have always had a love for art. It is part of who they are - a way to be creative, express themselves and share something they love with the world.
Sam returned to her role at The Maltings after losing her son Andre. His story has given her a renewed passion for good support – and for the small details that help people feel known, safe and happy.
At On Track, our Petersfield day service, their newsletter has quickly become an important part of the month but they wanted a way to share their stories further.
Growing sunflowers in Nottingham has quickly turned into a bit of friendly competition at FitzRoy and beyond.
FitzRoy’s Leadership Programme builds confident managers, stronger teams and a better experience for people we support.
After being diagnosed with diabetes, David faced the challenge of improving his health. He made changes to his diet and over time those efforts paid off and he's successfully reversed his diagnosis.
Sarah’s story shows how the right support helped her move from calling 999 repeatedly to feeling more in control of her mental health and daily life.
The team at our Suffolk care home recently tackled a challenge that went beyond just fixing a road.
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.
