About The White House

The White House is a residential care and support service for adults with disabilities and complex needs, located on Heathfield North in Twickenham. Operating around the clock, seven days a week, the home provides continuity of care and specialist support for its residents in a settled, community-based environment. It sits within the TW2 area of Twickenham, part of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. For those seeking residential support for a family member or loved one with complex care needs, The White House can be reached directly on 020 8744 0600.

Local area

Twickenham has a strong sense of community and a neighbourly character that makes it a fitting setting for a residential care home. The White House sits in a quieter residential part of TW2, away from the bustle of the town centre, offering residents a stable and grounded environment. Within the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames — a borough known for its attention to local amenity and quality of life — having a dedicated disability support service embedded in the community reflects the area’s broader commitment to inclusive, person-centred care.

Why choose The White House

For families in and around Twickenham looking for residential care for a loved one with disabilities or complex needs, The White House offers the reassurance of round-the-clock provision every day of the year. Its consistent availability means there is no gap in care, and its established presence on Heathfield North places it within a settled residential neighbourhood. Being locally based in the borough of Richmond upon Thames means families can remain closely connected to their relatives while knowing professional support is always in place. Contact the home directly on 020 8744 0600 to discuss individual circumstances.

Services

  • Residential care for adults with disabilities
  • 24-hour support for complex needs
  • Continuous staffed care provision
  • Disability services and support
  • Long-term residential accommodation

Ideal for: Adults with physical or learning disabilities, Adults with complex care needs, Families seeking residential placements for relatives, Social care professionals and referrers, Local residents requiring supported living.

Frequently asked questions

What type of care does The White House in Twickenham provide?

The White House provides residential support and care services for adults with disabilities and complex needs. It operates as a disability services and support organisation within the community.

Is The White House open at weekends and on bank holidays?

Yes. The White House operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including weekends. This ensures continuous care and support for all residents without interruption.

How can I get in touch with The White House to find out more?

You can contact The White House directly by telephone on 020 8744 0600. The home is located at 91 Heathfield North, Twickenham, TW2 7QN.

Where exactly is The White House situated in Twickenham?

The White House is located at 91 Heathfield North, Twickenham, in the TW2 7QN postcode area of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.

Who is The White House intended to support?

The home is intended for adults with disabilities and complex needs who require residential care and around-the-clock support in a structured, community-based setting.

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