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Enquiries@ Familycaretrust.co.uk Registered with both Solihull and Dudley Metropolitan Borough Councils, the Family Care Trust is possibly the largest private supplier of Mental Health Services in the area. |
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| We provide quality, flexible, user-friendly care services that respond to individual needs, promote independence, dignity and choice, in order to maintain or improve the quality of life of those in need and their carers | ||
![]() | Dedicated team The Family Care Trust was set up in Solihull in 1994 and is dedicated to help and support people with Mental Health problems or with significant disabilities, as well as their carers. The Trust has provided sensitive, quality services within the Borough of Solihull since 1995, and in 1998 it set up a Community Support Scheme in Dudley. It has built up a nationwide reputation for its work, expertise, and training, and through this the Trust helps its clients to be as independent as possible, with its backing of practical, positive support. There are three day centres based around Solihull at Bentley Heath, Chelmsley Wood, and Hobs Moat. The Chelmsley Wood centre also provides much needed respite care and a 24-hour service when needed. However, bookings for this service must be made in advance. Our Solihull community support team works closely with our day centres in order to providemulti-team support for our clients. The Newlands Bishop Farm at Catherine de Barnes, Solihull, provides a very successful working and training environment for young people with learning disabilities. | |
![]() | Carers working for the Trust enjoy their jobs so much that the staff turnover rate is very low. This provides a stable environment for clients to build a rapport with staff. Many staff members have been with us for quite a number of years and to say that we are one big happy family might seem to be a cliche, but it is also very true. Staff get to know clients likes and dislikes, what makes them smile and how to make their days with us special. | |