London Borough of Croydon

We currently operate six residential care homes for older people, offering 251 beds in total catering to older people with a physical frailty and with mental health problems. The homes are the legacy of the late 1960's and early 1970's and are coming to the end of their life cycle. 

We have provided links to documents which give more background details about current services, the case for change, the new services and further relevant information, including artist impressions of the 4 new buildings.

 

 

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PDF document icon What is New4Old? (30K)
Summary outline of the New4Old project giving the business case for making the changes.
PDF document icon Why New4Old? (91K)
Full document giving more detail about the proposed changes to residential and day services for older people under the New4Old project.
PDF document icon The Scope of the Project (27K)
Breakdown of the proposals for the 4 new sites: Coleby Court (now Fellows Court) Extra Care Housing Resource Centre, Langley Oaks Elderly Mentally Frail Resource Centre, Heavers Farm Resource Centre for the Elderly Mentally Frail and Addington Heights Resource Centre for Elderly Physically Frail.
PDF document icon Benefits of New4Old (139K)
Breakdown of the benefits the New4Old Project will bring to older people and their carers, staff who work in the centres, Croydon Council, the Primary Care Trust and the South London and Maudsley NHS Trust.
PDF document icon PFI What is it? (23K)
Private Finance Initiatives can be very complex. Essentially, this is a way in which Local Authorities like Croydon, can access Central Government funds to develop new facilities locally, with the experience and financial backing of the private sector. This document gives more detail about PFIs.
PDF document icon Caring 4 Croydon New4Old brochure (1570K)
This 30 page colour publication was submitted as part of the Caring 4 Croydon bid submission and includes artists impressions of the 4 new developments. Please note this document may take a long time to download.

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