Richmond Advice and Information on Disability (Richmond AID) is an organisation of and for disabled people, working to improve access, choice, quality of life and independence for disabled people in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and surrounding areas. We are looking for an enthusiastic, hardworking and highly motivated person to join our team.
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Read our Special Housing Campaign Newsletter here.
Learn more about next week’s Housing Workshop, what’s on the agenda for our upcoming Housing Forum and a case study highlighting a local resident’s challenges with living in an inaccessible home.
Our December Housing newsletter is out now! 📢
Find out how you can tell us about your experiences with the Disabled Facilities Grant!
Learn valuable skills at our upcoming Housing Campaign workshops, stay informed with the latest Housing Forum updates & more.
Coming to the end of a very busy 2024 our current newsletter includes updates on a few of our many services.
Read all about this & much more in our November Newsletter.
We were overwhelmed with all the wonderful ‘Harvest Festival’ donations from the local community/schools/church for our Surplus.2.U food stall. ‘Thank You’ everyone for your kindness and support!
Read all about this & much more in our October Newsletter.
A busy September for our team!
We’re looking forward to our first Housing Campaign Workshop, you can support the Campaign for Disability Justice, our SWLSTG benefits service had a great customer win!
You can read all about these and much more in the September Newsletter
Want to work in a fast-paced environment with opportunities to learn advice skills? Are you a proactive person interested in making a real difference to Disabled people?
Our Art Group recently had a wonderful exhibition of their work in the Teddington Library. The paintings/drawings used fruit to highlight the contrast between outward appearances and the diverse realities many Disabled individuals experience.
Read more about the exhibit in our August Newsletter.
June was another busy month for our team. Our recent ‘Housing Forums’ covered some of the challenges faced by the Deaf and Disabled community in Richmond. We’ve created a ‘Housing in Crisis’ Guide which aims to shed light on the housing issues our community faces.