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Supporting adults in Birmingham with a learning disability to live happy, enriched lives

09/09/2025

The England national men's team play tonight, but on Saturday they were at Villa Park to play Andorra. And so was this man. John is a massive football fan and cheered the team on to their 2-0 win. He said he "had a great time".

08/09/2025

𝗢𝗨𝗧 𝗡𝗢𝗪!
The September edition of the newsletter is available to read now. Click here: https://lisieuxtrust.org.uk/lisieux-trust-september-newsletter-out-now/
Those of you who receive a paper copy will get it in the post in the coming days.

08/09/2025

this week its the turn of Michael - and his friend Wrinkles - to wish you a brilliant week. Michael has just come back from holiday with his housemates so expect to see more of them both this week

07/09/2025

Something very special took place on Friday. We teamed up with Curve Learning, who provide all our staff training, to offer a bespoke course for Residents and Tenants. There were three sessions. One on Safeguarding, one on Sexual Awareness, and one on Cyber Security.
Not only was it the first time that we'd offered this sort of training, but it was also the first time that Curve had taught such classes.
Mark, Tom and Elizabeth will be giving their personal accounts and there will be a lot more in the next couple of weeks.
There are three more sessions on the 19th.

07/09/2025

Just a reminder that the government is conducting an emergency alert test this afternoon at 3 pm. Please don't worry if an alarm sounds on your phone.
For more, read: https://www.gov.uk/alerts

06/09/2025

If this morning's pub trip wasn't to your liking, this one will be. Danny and Debbie went to lunch. Sandwiches, Coffee and cake. They enjoyed it too, and who wouldn't?!

06/09/2025

Over the next two weeks or so, these pages are going to be full of trips out and gardens. Today, though, we'll celebrate the joys of being a little closer to home. Here's Rosa and Julia relaxing in the pub

05/09/2025

The predictions gang are back - this time, Nick - who was in a good mood because West Brom won - Steven, Pedro (one of our Senior Support Workers) Nicola, and Nick run the rule over five games.
Four internationals and a league game

05/09/2025

Today on International Day of Charity, we celebrate the Residents and Tenants who are the reason we do what we do. Here are just a few of them

04/09/2025

After Jodie's craft this morning, we thought we'd show you the fun of a craft event that was put on by one of our Support Workers. The guys all got together to make some props for pantomime - and have some laughs along the way

04/09/2025

This week's celebration of Residents and Tenants craft is Jodie, who you last saw making a card for her parents. She was busy last week making some more colourful brilliance. Thanks to Nicola for taking this picture

03/09/2025

𝗠𝗢𝗥𝗘 𝗧𝗥𝗨𝗦𝗧 𝗡𝗘𝗪𝗦
We are absolutely delighted to tell you that our property on Vesey Road has been rated "Good" by the CQC, completing a remarkable turnaround since we were asked to take it over in 2022. Read more: https://ow.ly/WHVo50WP0WT

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79 Marsh Lane
Birmingham
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Monday	10am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	10am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	10am - 4:30pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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Lisieux Trust’s Story

Lisieux Trust was established in 1984, with an initial aim of providing residential care for people with learning disabilities in Sutton Coldfield. One of the founding members discovered, through conversation with local people, that there was very little provision for people with learning disabilities within the Sutton Borough. A group of local volunteers came together who would go on to be the Board of Trustees for Lisieux Trust. Through vigorous fundraising efforts and support from local organisations, the Trustees decided to obtain registered charitable status in 1986. Upon acquiring this, they approached a local housing association for support.

The housing association purchased a derelict house, situated within Sutton Coldfield, and obtained a grant for refurbishment work. Local fundraising efforts were then called upon to fully furnish and equip the home.

In September 1986, Lisieux House opened its doors to six people with learning disabilities. In the beginning, the residents were supported by volunteers who lived in the property. Over the years, Lisieux House continuously looked for ways to improve the support they offered and started to employ professional, paid staff to provide support to the residents at Lisieux House.

Lisieux House proceeded to build itself a favourable reputation as a flagship for high quality provision of residential care for people with learning disabilities. On this foundation, the Trust flourished and was able to open a second residential home, known as Francis House, in 1994. Again, the housing association provided support for this, acquiring land in Boldmere and building a nine-bedroom house. Six people moved into Francis House, and staff were recruited to work at the home. Over the intervening years, the occupancy of Francis House has increased to nine.

Within the same year, a developer, who had purchased the land, built two bungalows to the rear of Lisieux House. Lisieux Trust was in a fortunate position; to successfully bid for the outright purchase of one of the bungalows – now known as Bartres Bungalow. Four people with a learning disability now happily live within the bungalow, supported by a staff team. Its location, to the rear of Lisieux House, lends itself to a natural link to the staff and manager within the main house. The house and bungalow now jointly house 12 people with learning disabilities.

In 2001, Lisieux Trust opened the first of its supported living projects within the flat adjacent to Francis House. The aim of the project was to support people with learning disabilities within their own home, which would act as their first step to greater independence. By the end of 2001, Lisieux Trust had opened its second such project in Sutton Coldfield. Lisieux Trust has maintained continued growth regarding this aspect of its business; now managing seven supported living services and owning four properties relating to these services.

In 2006, Lisieux Trust opened the Disability Information Resource Centre (DIRC). This service aims to provide easily accessible information and tailored support to all individuals with disabilities, their family, carers and professionals. The Lisieux Trust’s Head Office is also situated within this building at 79 Marsh Lane, Erdington, Birmingham, B23 6HY.

Today, quality, integrity and trustworthiness are the values that underlie the success of Lisieux Trust, and the organisation continues to grow and develop based on relationships with people and organisations who also hold these values. As such, the quality of the service provided, and the integrity with which they are provided, helps set Lisieux Trust apart from others in the sector.

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