Dreams of adventure became a reality for two residents of FitzRoy residential home, Boldshaves Oast, in Kent. Tracy Davison, Horticulture Project Manager, helped to plan a wonderful walking holiday for Hayley and Oliver to Snowdonia.
Brian, who is supported by FitzRoy in Trafford, loves outdoor activities like walking, gardening, and cycling. However, about four years ago he broke his hip in an accident and his confidence was knocked.
On a mission to help people we support help themselves, a Fitzroy Deputy Manager, Jackie, recently helped transform a gentleman’s life.
A support worker from FitzRoy’s Support at Home service in Norfolk, Gaynor Moore, went above and beyond to help someone she supports do something brilliant for the East Anglian Air Ambulance. Gaynor told us more.
Realising I didn’t like hospitals ended my childhood dream of becoming a nurse.
The Maltings, FitzRoy’s day and community service in Norfolk, opened their doors to friends and families for their annual Macmillan coffee morning. Nikki Newstead told us why this year was extra special.
Damian Hinds, MP for East Hampshire, took time out of his busy schedule to visit a local service for people with learning disabilities. The home in Liss, is run by FitzRoy, a Petersfield-based charity supporting people with a wide range of disabilities and autism.
