May was a month full of activity! We lobbied MP’s against proposed benefits cuts, supported Mental Health Awareness Week, took BuddyUp to visit Sea Life, started a chess club, recruited new volunteers & much more!
Read about it all in our May newsletter.
Job description:
Join our ever-expanding team of therapists to deliver face to face counselling to anyone over the age of 18 years, in Teddington, South West London.
You will become part of an organisation that is passionate about providing support for the local community, along with therapists from a diverse range of backgrounds.
Our April Newsletter is out now!
Covering: Ladies Captain of the Richmond Golf Club chooses RAID as her charity of the year, Client success, our Housing Campaign, BuddyUp Crafternoons & so much more!
You can read all our news here.
Our April Housing Campaign Newsletter is available now. Have you recently navigated the often-complex process of applying for homelessness support or joining the housing register? We want to hear about your experiences!
Following our March newsletter, we’re sharing a mixed update regarding Celia, one of our dedicated trustees and a tenant of Richmond Housing Partnership (RHP).
Our Neurodiverse Support Group keenly supported Neurodiverse Celebration🥳Week in March!
We covered Tax Credits/UC, Welfare Reform, Housing Campaign, a new venue for our Thursday C2T group & more!
Read all our news in our March newsletter
Our March Housing Campaign Newsletter is out now, covering the Importance of Adaptable Housing, London’s need for a Disability Equality Champion, a client case study and details on our Campaign Workshops – join in and be heard!
We had a FAB February!
BuddyUp Adventures at the Tower, watch our NSG video, Register for our next Housing Forum on 17 March & much more!
Read all about our busy month in our latest newsletter.
Our February Housing Campaign newsletter details Inclusion London’s latest ‘Barriers at Home’ Report: Housing Crisis for Deaf and Disabled Londoners. Our upcoming Housing Workshop on 24 February and how we supported a client with her right to a safe and healthy home.
Please read the newsletter here.
Our 1st newsletter of 2025 covers: our January Housing Workshop, General Meeting – a chance for our Members, Trustees, Volunteers & team to get together, joining easyfundraising (support us when you shop online at no cost) and more!
Have a read of the newsletter here.
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.