Forensic services

Forensic services

Fitzneal House is our forensic service: a five-room, all-male home with staff on site 24 hours a day, for men with a forensic history and mental health needs.

At a glance

Our figures, all in one place.

Real numbers from our own records, each with its date. How we measure this.

Size

Where we are today.

18homes1 October 2026
Up to 114beds1 October 2026
4West London boroughs1 October 2026
97adults supported today1 October 2026
Beds by borough
  • Hammersmith & Fulham51 beds
  • Hounslow27 beds
  • Ealing20 beds
  • Hillingdon16 beds
1 October 2026 · How we measure this
Beds in operation, by year
  • 20225 beds
  • 202342 beds
  • 202482 beds
  • 2025104 beds
  • 2026114 beds
2022 to 1 October 2026 · How we measure this

Speed

How quickly we respond to a referral.

3 daysmedian from referral to assessmentOctober 2024 to September 2026
82%assessed within a weekOctober 2024 to September 2026
75referrals since October 2024October 2024 to 1 October 2026
29people moved in through the step-down route from hospitalOctober 2024 to September 2026

Stability

People stay, settle and move on well.

64%have lived with us for more than a year1 October 2026
18 monthsmedian length of stay so far1 October 2026
20 of 33people who moved on went to other supported housing, their own tenancy, family or universityOctober 2025 to September 2026
How long people have lived with us
  • Under 6 months23 people
  • 6–12 months12 people
  • 1–2 years29 people
  • 2–3 years25 people
  • 3 years or more8 people
1 October 2026 · How we measure this

Who it's for

Men aged 18 and over with mental health needs and a forensic history, including men who are:

  • on conditional discharge under section 37/41
  • moving on from medium or low secure hospital
  • leaving prison under probation supervision
  • living in the community with an offending history

We assess every referral individually.

Fitzneal House

All male · 24-hour high support · 5 en-suite rooms · Hammersmith & Fulham · not CQC-registered (supported living).

Fitzneal House

Hammersmith & Fulham · 5 en-suite rooms · 24-hour high support

How we support men

  • Joint working with forensic teams. We work closely with forensic community teams, probation, MAPPA and the Ministry of Justice.
  • Psychology-led risk work. Our in-house psychology team contributes to the men's risk management plans.
  • Relational security. A consistent team who know each man well. Safety comes from relationships as well as rules.
  • A structured day. Routine, activities, training and work towards a life beyond the service.
  • An all-male team, awake 24 hours a day.

What we work towards

  • Staying well and settled in the community, out of hospital.
  • No recall to hospital or prison.
  • Stepping down to lower support within our own homes.
  • A life beyond the service: work, training, family and community.
“Men leaving secure settings need more than a room. They need a team that knows them, works closely with everyone involved, and helps them build a life worth protecting.”
Sukhbir Singh AhluwaliaSukhbir Singh Ahluwalia, Founder & Managing Director
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“Everyone deserves the chance to show who they can become. Our job is to make that chance safe, structured and real.”
Sukhbir Singh AhluwaliaSukhbir Singh Ahluwalia, Founder & Managing Director
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What we do differently

  • Specialists included. Our own psychology, nutrition and activities team is part of one weekly rate, with no bolt-on charges.
  • A full pathway with one provider. People move from 24-hour support to lower support and on to our own move-on studio flats, keeping the team who know them.
  • Fast, straight answers. Our median time from referral to assessment is 3 days. If a placement isn't right, we tell you, and we explain why.
  • Digital and transparent. Our records are digital, and we share service-level reports with placing authorities.

Our commitments

  • Everyone has a move-on plan from the day they arrive.
  • We track placement stability, move-on and readmissions for everyone we support, and share service-level reports with placing authorities.
  • If a placement isn't right, we say so, and explain why.
  • When we find something that works, we share it with the sector.

Leading the change

Our goal is simple: nobody stuck. No one should stay in a service longer than they need to. To get there:

  • We are opening more specialist services.
  • We are growing into new boroughs.
  • As our data builds, we will publish our outcomes openly.

How we're leading the change

Questions

Is Fitzneal House CQC-registered?

No. Fitzneal House is supported living and is not registered with the Care Quality Commission.

Do you accept men on conditional discharge?

Yes. We work with the Ministry of Justice, the responsible clinician and community forensic teams.

Do you exclude any offence types?

We assess every referral individually. Please make a referral online or email info@diverseservices.co.uk to discuss.

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