In response to the publication of the NHS Long Term Plan, Derek Caren, Chief Executive of Richmond Fellowship said: We welcome the focus on mental ill health in the long term funding plan. Currently, there is massive pressure on facilities with the result that many people are not getting the help they need quickly enough […]
Richmond Fellowship’s Safe Haven on the Isle of Wight will be available at the following times from Friday 4 January to Monday 7 January. Friday 4 January: 5pm-10pm – you will be able to talk to staff for support via phone Saturday 5 January: 10am-10pm – building is open as usual Sunday 6 January: 10am-10pm – building […]
Our Safe Haven on the Isle of Wight, a drop in service for people experiencing a mental health crisis, is currently open for limited hours due to staff shortages. Sue Lightfoot, Head of Commissioning Mental Health, Learning Disability and Dementia at NHS Isle of Wight Clinical Commissioning Group, said: This situation is very worrying for […]
Last year the Prime Minister announced an Independent Review of the Mental Health Act – which sets out when a person can be detained and treated in hospital against their wishes – to look at how it is used and how it can be improved. Over the course of 2018, the Review has heard from […]
Richmond Fellowship marked International Men’s Day on Monday 19 November by shining the spotlight on men’s mental health, male victims of domestic abuse and celebrating men who work in the charity sector. In the UK, suicide remains the biggest killer of men under the age of 45 and according to the Crime Survey for England […]
Richmond Fellowship’s Old Moat Garden Centre has scooped an accolade at the annual Epsom and Ewell Business Excellence Awards in Surrey. The social enterprise won the Commitment in the Community category at the awards which celebrate excellence in the local community. An engraved glass trophy was presented to The Old Moat team by the local MP […]
Richmond Fellowship’s been marking World Mental Health Day (10 October) by showcasing our services and getting out and about in local communities. On social media, we’ve been shining the spotlight on our Crisis, Supported Housing, Employment, Residential, Social Enterprise and Community Based services across the week with a different video each day. See the videos […]
Richmond Fellowship’s services in Cambridge have been chosen as a local radio station’s Charity of the Month for October. Cambridge 105 Radio selects a different charity operating in the city to support each month by offering a series of radio interviews and podcasts. It means Richmond Fellowship’s Employment service based in Signet Court, Castle Supported […]
Richmond Fellowship has launched a new bespoke Employment and Wellbeing service for people living with mental ill health in the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. Richmond Fellowship has been working with the Hammersmith and Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) to set up the service, which is available to individuals in both primary and secondary […]
Richmond Fellowship’s Fenland Wellbeing service in Cambridgeshire has been featured on ITV News Anglia. The service was asked to take part in a piece on Thursday 27 September about an Office for National Statistics (ONS) report which ranked Fenland as one of the unhappiest places to live in the country. People completing the ONS survey […]
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