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South LondonCare and support in Croydon
Supporting adults with complex needs across the London Borough of Croydon.
Care in Croydon
The London Borough of Croydon, one of the largest London boroughs, borders our South West London patch, and it is a community we support.
We help adults with mental health conditions, learning disabilities and autism to live independently at home in Croydon, with person-centred care that adapts as needs change.
Our support ranges from outreach and domiciliary care to supported living and respite, and we work closely with families and professionals throughout.
If you are arranging care in Croydon, we are happy to help you understand the options, with no obligation.
Our services
Support we provide in Croydon
Supported living
Your own home, with the right support around you to live independently.
Respite care and interim placements
A trusted break for family carers, with consistent support for the person you care for.
Domiciliary care and outreach
Practical, dignified care delivered in your own home and out in the community.
Personalised care plans
Care designed around your goals, reviewed with you, and never one-size-fits-all.
Where we work
Neighbourhoods we can support in Croydon
We support people across Croydon and the surrounding area. If your neighbourhood is not listed, please ask, as we may still be able to help.
- Purley
- Coulsdon
- Thornton Heath
- Norbury
- Addiscombe
- South Norwood
- Croydon
- Selsdon
- Shirley
- New Addington
Local context
Arranging care and support in Croydon
Adult social care in Croydon is run by Croydon Council. Under the Care Act 2014, the council assesses adults who may need care and support, which can be due to a disability, a long term illness, a learning disability, autism or a mental health condition, and can arrange or fund eligible care.
Croydon offers an online way to find support, activities and information through its adult support service, and we work alongside this wider network and with NHS teams so a person’s care does not sit in isolation.
The borough is a major transport hub, with East Croydon a key rail interchange, extensive tram and bus networks, and links across South London. Good transport helps the people we support stay active, attend appointments and keep up with the things they enjoy.
Croydon ranges from a busy metropolitan centre to suburban and semi rural neighbourhoods in the south, and we tailor support to wherever someone lives.
How to arrange care here
- Contact us to talk through the support someone needs in Croydon.
- If council funded care may apply, you can request support from Croydon Council and ask for a Care Act needs assessment.
- Social workers and commissioners can refer to us directly.
- We assess with the person and those who know them, agree a personalised plan, and introduce a consistent team.
FAQs
Common questions about care in Croydon
Do you support people across Croydon?
Yes. We support adults across the borough, from Thornton Heath and Norbury to Purley and Coulsdon. If you are unsure about a particular area, just ask.
What types of care do you offer in Croydon?
Supported living, respite and interim placements, domiciliary care and outreach, and personalised care plans.
Can you work with Croydon Council?
Yes. We welcome referrals from Croydon social workers and commissioners and are glad to discuss a placement.
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