Charities in Richmond
SPEAR is the leading charity within the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames working with homeless people and those vulerably housed, with a mission to support their service users to the point where they're no longer needed. [Charities - Richmond upon Thames]
Second hand furniture offers many benefits - whether you are trying to find something unique to add character to your Richmond borough home, to save money, to improve the environment, or all of the above. Use your local charity Furniture Scheme. You'll be amazing what they have in store. [Charities - Richmond upon Thames]
Richmond-based charity React - Rapid Effective Assistance for Children with Potentially Terminal illness, is an organisation, working to improve the quality of life for financially disadvantaged children with life-limiting illnesses living in the UK.
Stepping on Out is a non-profitable charity local to Twickenham, Richmond upon Thames, whose aim is to help people with disabilities gain independence away from college or care environment. [Charities - Richmond upon Thames]
This business does some incredible work for adults with learning difficulties. It's so inspiring and the cards produced are really lovely!
Missing People is the UK's only charity that works with young runaways, missing and unidentified people, their families and others who care for them in Richmond upon Thames. [Charities - Richmond upon Thames]
The missing man has been found with your help! Your missing person posters that were distributed were spotted by one of the missing man’s new associates and the message passed on that he had been reported missing. He made contact with his family, in turn them us. We took it from there. Thank you very much for your assistance.
Save The World Club is a charitable organisation local to Richmond that promotes environmental action and self-empowerment through humour, art, education and entertainment. [Charities - Richmond upon Thames]
The Richmond Users Independent Living Scheme (RUILS) is a charity based in Teddington made up of older and disabled people who believe in self-help and living independently. RUILS seek to demonstrate that disabled people can help each other to achieve real independence with Self Directed Support.
One of the biggest difficulties I have had in dealing with my wife's disability is getting information and advice . By far RUILS has been the best source of this. Either they have had the answers or have been able to direct me to them. Their manner is sympathetic and expert.
Tim C
Need help planning your next event? Make your Richmond borough event special with help from Registered Charity The White House Community Association of Hampton and Hampton Hill. With spacious halls and rooms for hire and professional banquetting planners ready to assist you, call now for more details on 020 8979 1884.
Staff are always cheerful and helpful. A bright care in an area where it was needed - definitely fits a gap in this area of the community.
The Greenwood Centre have been caring in the Hamptons, Richmond upon Thames, since 1974, through enlarging and developing core projects of community transport, neighbourhood care, lettings and communications, VCG has become recognised as TW12's leading charity for local people. [Charities - Richmond upon Thames]
Without clean water, life is an endless struggle. With it almost anything is possible. Just a Drop is a small charity, based in Richmond that raises money to build wells, install boreholes and hand pumps, and carry out sanitation and health education programmes in some of the poorest parts of the developing world with a mission to reduce child mortality.
Founded 50 years ago, it is charity Richmond Borough Mindâs mission to promote better mental health in Richmond. Through various services, staff and many volunteers, Richmond Borough Mind provides high quality, individually tailored services so people can live full lives.
The Victoria Foundation, a Richmond based charity, provides medical support to those in most need. We aim to improve lives where there is an opportunity to do so - either through medical provision or by ensuring that those young people destined to become the future generations of doctors are not thwarted by financial restrictions.
Formed in 1990, Teenage Cancer Trust has been committed to improving the lives of young people and teenagers with cancer for twenty years. As part of one of the UKâs leading cancer charities, our South East Teenage Cancer Trust unit is fundraising to build a specialist cancer unit at the Royal Marsden Hospital in Sutton near Richmond, designed to give teenagers the best possible chance of a positive outcome.
