Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Emergency
services
Mental Health & Disability Support Services in Surrey
The Fircroft Trust is an independent charity established in 1967, dedicated to supporting individuals with learning disabilities, autism, and mental wellbeing challenges. Our mission focuses on creating safe, inclusive environments where people can thrive through personalized care and community integration. With over five decades of experience, we operate Firs Court, a registered care and supported living service rated 'Good' by the Care Quality Commission, and the Wellbeing Hub in Surbiton, which provides mental health support and social activities. Our team of trained professionals employs Positive Behaviour Support to empower individuals to achieve independence and pursue their aspirations.We actively involve those we support in shaping our services, ensuring their voices guide our approach. Initiatives like the Man Shed foster male mental health through peer connection, while our Hub Shop promotes community engagement. Backed by CQC accreditation and a commitment to continuous improvement, we strive to break down stigmas surrounding disabilities and mental health, enabling individuals to lead fulfilling lives within their local communities.
Services
Residential Care
Supported Living
Wellbeing Hub
Man Shed
Community Integration
Details
- Year established: 1967
Highlights and features
- We have over 50 years' experience supporting adults with complex needs
- Our services are CQC-registered and rated 'Good' for care quality
- We provide personalized support plans tailored to individual needs
- We operate inclusive community hubs promoting social integration
- Our team uses evidence-based Positive Behaviour Support methodologies
Associations and certifications
- Care Quality Commission
What people say
Excellent service
Well-led staff teams
Person-centred approach
Effective crisis support
Good community integration
Services
Residential Care
Firs Court provides registered residential care for adults with complex learning disabilities and mental health needs. Our CQC-rated 'Good' service offers 24/7 professional support through personalized care plans. Residents benefit from structured daily activities and specialist interventions that promote independence while ensuring safety and wellbeing.
Supported Living
We enable adults with learning disabilities to live independently in their own homes while receiving tailored support. Our trained staff assist with daily living skills, community access, and personal development. This flexible approach empowers individuals to maintain autonomy while having professional support available when needed.
Wellbeing Hub
Our Surbiton-based wellbeing hub offers a non-judgmental space for adults facing mental health challenges. The service provides structured activities, peer support groups, and wellbeing sessions designed to improve mental resilience. Staff facilitate social connections and practical skills development to enhance community participation.
Man Shed
This dedicated men's mental health initiative provides a workshop environment for social connection and emotional support. Participants access tools and equipment for practical projects while engaging in peer discussions over refreshments. The program addresses male-specific mental health needs through purposeful activity and camaraderie.
Hub Shop
Our social enterprise shop offers handmade items created by service users, promoting skill development and social interaction. The shop provides vocational experience through retail operations while generating funds to support our charitable activities. Contactless payment options enhance accessibility for all customers.
People
David
Service Manager
David leads our Firs Court residential service with over 15 years' experience in care management. He ensures compliance with CQC standards while maintaining person-centred approaches that prioritise resident autonomy and safety within our 'Good'-rated facility.
Gaja
Hub Manager
Gaja manages the Wellbeing Hub's daily operations, coordinating support services for adults with mental health challenges. With specialist expertise in community mental health provision, she oversees the Hub's activities programme and outreach initiatives that promote social inclusion.
Questions
What areas do you serve?
We primarily serve Surrey residents, with services available in Kingston upon Thames, Surbiton, Chessington, and Tolworth areas.
How can I access your services?
Referrals can be made through healthcare professionals, social services, or self-referral via our website contact forms.
Are your care services regulated?
Yes, our Firs Court residential service is registered with the Care Quality Commission and rated 'Good' for care quality.
Do you offer volunteer opportunities?
We welcome volunteers to support our services, fundraising events, and community outreach programs. Contact us for current opportunities.
How is support personalised?
We create individual care plans through comprehensive assessments, regularly reviewed to reflect each person's evolving needs and goals.
