Come along for a free taster session of the ABC Well-being Course with Voices of Hope – a practical tool for well-being and trauma support.
If you’re looking for support with drug or alcohol use, join us for coffee, cake and an informal chat.
A huge ‘THANK YOU’ to everyone who came to our Business Plan event yesterday!
Lots of engagement and sharing of ideas/goals/lived experiences.
All of which will help make sure our priorities reflect what matters to Disabled people in our local community.
Places still available!
Come along to our friendly Business Plan Event on Thursday 12 February, 1.30pm–4.30pm, at The Exchange in Twickenham. A chance for you to be involved in the future of Richmond AID.
We had a busy November with Buddy Up, Connect to Tech, our housing campaign, welcoming new team members & more!
Have a read of our latest newsletter here.
The LAS Fuel Grant is now open and for help in applying please get in touch by emailing: [email protected]
Exciting day at the Access for All Fair!
BuddyUp had a wonderful time this week connecting with parents, carers and families. The young people had a blast playing the sack throw game and decorating our ocean tablecloth with stickers!
Our October newsletter is out now and you can read it here.
We’re alerting everyone to the danger of scams ahead of Winter Fuel Payments, how to turn old laptops into Chromebooks, how to take control of Thames Water bills, supported OCD Awareness Week and welcomed new team members!
New rules under Awaab’s Law
📅 Monday 27 October, 2:00 – 3:30pm
📍 DAAC, 4 Waldegrave Road, Teddington TW11 8HT
Damp and mould remain serious issues for many social housing tenants, but positive changes are on the way. New regulations under Awaab’s Law will soon require social housing landlords to act within strict time frames to investigate and repair serious damp and mould problems, helping to ensure homes are safe and healthy to live in.