Going the distance
Crispin, who FitzRoy supports in Residential Care in Malvern, lives hundreds of miles away from his Mum. Rita, a FitzRoy Service Manager, tells us how technology closed the distance and brought them together.
Crispin, who FitzRoy supports in Residential Care in Malvern, lives hundreds of miles away from his Mum. Rita, a FitzRoy Service Manager, tells us how technology closed the distance and brought them together.
Read our many inspiring stories of care and support that happens daily in FitzRoy services in our Impact Report.
Lisa Rodgers, who’s been working for FitzRoy for ten years, shares her admiration for our dedicated FitzRoy Service Managers.
How many people do you know that can make fishing nets by hand?
Thank you to Solent TV for this brilliant filming showcasing our Rural Skills project in East Meon.
When Angie Anderson, Service Manager of FitzRoy Silver Birches in Richmond, realised that the four young men she supports had never been to the rugby at Twickenham just a stone’s throw from their home she wanted to make it happen.
Professional football players past and present known as the Pompey Legends will gather on Sunday 6 September 2015 at AFC Portchester to play a brave team from FitzRoy. The match will raise vital funds for FitzRoy’s Rural Skills project in East Meon.
Sometimes first impressions need to be put aside for two worlds to come together to achieve something great.
Enthusiastic staff from FitzRoy’s Nottingham Supported Living Services organised an awards ceremony to recognise the amazing achievements of the people they support across the region.
Life opportunities for children with learning disabilities were bleak fifty years ago – this family was determined to change things.