May 2015 - Richmond Fellowship | Mental Health Charity Making Recovery Reality

Charity staff sleep rough for homelessness

May 20, 2015/in Campaigns, community based, Events, Fundraising, Mental health, Uncategorized, Volunteering, Wellbeing /by RF admin

Grazina, Angela and Beth sleeping rough to raise awareness for homelessness

Richmond Fellowship staff braved the cold to sleep rough at an event in Birmingham to raise awareness of homelessness.

Recovery worker Beth Mason from Richmond Fellowship’s Brendan House supported intervention service in Cannock was joined by Grazina Berry, Director of Performance, Quality and Innovation and Angela Williams, Director of People and Organisation Development at the CEO Sleepout held at Villa Park in Birmingham, the home of Aston Villa Football club.

Dolls’ House exhibition supports mental health charity

May 14, 2015/in Corporate, Fundraising, Mental health /by RF admin

John Stevens experienced mental health problems throughout his life

Richmond Fellowship has been named the charity partner of an internationally respected dolls’ house exhibition in London to raise money and awareness for mental health support.

The Kensington Dolls’ House Exhibition, which is attended by collectors from around the world, is supporting Richmond Fellowship, the national mental health charity making recovery reality, with a charity auction and information stand.

Darlene Stevens, an organiser for the exhibition, was inspired to support Richmond Fellowship after her experience of mental health problems with her brother.

Cambridge woman runs marathon for mental health

May 13, 2015/in Fundraising, Mental health, Volunteering /by RF admin

Julia prepares for the London Marathon

A Cambridge woman completed her first ever London marathon to raise money and awareness for Richmond Fellowship after the charity helped her husband get back on his feet after a vicious mugging left him with severe anxiety.

Julia DeCesare ran the London Marathon to raise money and awareness for mental health charity Richmond Fellowship who helped provide practical and emotional support to her husband Andrew in a time of crisis.

Richmond Fellowship work to make mental health recovery reality for people with mental health problems and operate over 120 services throughout the country.

Wakefield mental health service marks 10 years of success

May 5, 2015/in 24hr supported housing, Corporate, Events, Mental health, Services /by RF admin

Staff and service users past and present celebrate a decade of making recovery reality

A charity mental health support service in Wakefield is celebrating ten years of making recovery reality and reducing mental health stigma with an event on Tuesday, 5 May.

Woodside supported housing, a scheme run by Richmond Fellowship, the national mental charity, has been helping people on their recovery journey for ten years.

Charity staff sleep rough for homelessness

Dolls’ House exhibition supports mental health charity

Cambridge woman runs marathon for mental health

Wakefield mental health service marks 10 years of success

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