When shared, false information can take on a life of its own and have some serious consequences. It can lead to health scares, false accusations and potentially damaging hoax stories. Recently there has been a lot of this kind of false information about coronavirus.
Since lockdown began we have been in contact with over 800 individuals across all our active services, including the new Covid-19 support we offer.
The 2.6 challenge started on 26th April – the day when the London Marathon would have taken place.
Everyone is invited to take part and do something fun to raise money for charity.
You definitely don’t need to run a marathon (although you can if you like).
“You have been a lifesaver” – Tracy, single mum in Ham to two kids.
“Jamie and Chloe were very human, approachable and efficient” – Cheryl, self isolating with her husband in Teddington. Both Cheryl and her husband are in the extremely vulnerable category.
We have a team of committed therapists using holistic approaches.
Common situations Richmond AID Counselling can support you with:
Last November we sent our first ever email news (‘e-news’) to our supporters.
The second e-news is out now! Click the following link to view it in your browser: https://mailchi.mp/0e42fd6e43ca/celebrating-our-local-disabled-heroes
If you’d like to subscribe, please complete the form in the following link: http://eepurl.com/dMbzWc
