CROHAM PLACE
CROHAM PLACE
CROHAM PLACE
Located in South Croydon, Croham Place is in a unique position to be out of the busy town, but with regular public transport links, service users are able to access the shopping centre with ease, where they can enjoy the cinema, restaurants, bowling, shopping etc.
There is a small shopping parade within a 5-minute walk that boasts of hairdressers, butchers, convenience shop and post office.




Croham Place is a specialist mental health and acquired brain injury/neurocognitive care home located in South Croydon, Surrey which supports up to thirty-five service users over three separate units, The Manor, The Beeches and Nightingales. We focus on improving service user’s quality of life through promoting independence and empowerment, while supporting our service users to reach their maximum rehabilitation potential.
Croham Place is made up of three units that cater to 35 service users, supported by a dedicated team that include Registered Service Manager, Clinical Lead, Operations Manager, Physiotherapist, Registered Mental Health Nurses, Registered General Nurses, Senior Carers, Support Workers, Activities Coordinator, full time Cook and Domestic Assistants.
We work with the GP, community mental health teams, district nurses, palliative care teams and occupational therapists. We have the Domiciliary Dentist and opticians visit the home regularly.
The three units are:
- The Beeches – 12 bedroom female unit
- The Manor – 14 bedroom mixed male and female unit
- The Nightingales – 9 bedroom male unit

INCLUSION CRITERIA
INCLUSION CRITERIA
INCLUSION CRITERIA
- Male and Female, 18 years and older.
- Mental health diagnosis.
- Physical disability and/or complex needs.
- Neurological disorders, including any form of Dementia, Huntington’s, Korsakoff’s, and Alzheimer’s Disease.
- Acquired brain injury/neurocognitive disorders.
- Risks requiring a specialist environment.
- Challenging behaviour.
- Forensic or significant risk history.
- Informal or subject to DoLS, conditional discharges, or community treatment order (CTO).



