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Lilias Gillies House

Lilias Gillies House is our CQC-regulated, 24-hour high-support community in Coulsdon, Croydon, providing fifteen-bedroom residential accommodation and structured therapeutic support for adults aged 18 and over with severe or complex mental health needs.

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Find us:  169 Tollers Lane, Coulsdon, CR5 1BJ  

Contact us: 01737 668 112 | liliasgillieshouse@cht.org.uk

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About Lilias Gillies House

Lilias Gillies House is our 15-bed, mixed-gender residential community in Coulsdon. It operates as a Psychologically Informed Environment (PIE), offering a 24/7 safe, supportive environment for adults living with severe, complex mental health conditions, dual diagnosis, and who may have experienced multiple placement breakdowns.​

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The community has fifteen ensuite bedrooms, and live-in support workers are available throughout the night if needed. Our therapeutic programme runs Monday to Friday and includes psychosocial groups, community reflective work and life skills training.​

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There’s a large kitchen that's perfect for preparing meals together, and we have a newly decorated lounge filled with comfortable furniture, where we host therapeutic groups during the week. The community features a spacious garden, designed with numerous social areas, including an outdoor fire pit and a sheltered outdoor space. Additionally, there is a separate therapy room that offers privacy for one-on-one psychotherapy sessions, and a calming sensory room provides a quiet space to retreat.

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  • 24-hour support (waking nights)

  • Mixed gender

  • Adults 18+

  • 15 single occupancy ensuite bedrooms

  • Shared lounge, kitchen, garden and group spaces

  • Regular on-site one-to-one psychotherapy

  • Community social worker

  • One-to-one key work

  • Therapeutic programme​

  • Psychosocial groups

  • Facilitated reflective space

  • Opportunity to join organisational committees

  • Resident training opportunities

Key features

The Lilias Gillies House team

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