Richmond Fellowship News
Below you’ll find all the latest news from Richmond Fellowship. For comment, interviews, case studies or information on our latest news, journalists can contact Richmond Fellowship’s Communications and Marketing team on communications@richmondfellowship.org.uk or phone 020 7697 3364.
Radio Sparky: May 2022 Mental Health Awareness Week podcast
Listen to our latest edition of Radio Sparky, the podcast which shines the spotlight on the excellent work happening at Richmond Fellowship services across the country. In this special edition to mark Mental Health Awareness Week 2022, Matt Webb Communications and Marketing Officer speaks to Nicholas Barnes, Peer Support Coordinator at our Crawley Staying Well […]
Mental Health Awareness Week 2022: Michael’s story
Michael, a Peer Support Worker at our Chichester service talks about his experience of loneliness to mark Mental Health Awareness Week and tips to help overcome feeling alone.
Mental Health Awareness Week 2022 – #WeAreHere
This year Mental Health Awareness Week is tackling loneliness. As a provider of mental health support across England, we see day in and day out the impact that social isolation and loneliness can have on people’s mental health. The pandemic has only made this worse. All our services across Richmond Fellowship work to combat loneliness. […]
Gender Pay Gap Reporting (2021-2022)
Richmond Fellowship’s mean 2021 to 2022 Gender Pay Gap (GPG) is 5.39% and its median 2021 to 2022 GPG is 3.55%. These GPGs have increased from 4.30% and 2.95% respectively in 2020 to 2021. Two key reasons for Richmond Fellowship’s higher GPG are the gender composition of its upper pay quartile and the colleagues who […]
Richmond Fellowship Castle service becomes part of Young Futures Partnership in Cambridge
Young Futures Partnership (YFP) is pleased to share that we have been awarded the Young People’s Housing Related Support service, which provides support and accommodation for young people who are homeless or threatened with homelessness, in Cambridge City and South Cambridgeshire, by Cambridgeshire County Council. Richmond Fellowship’s Castle service in Cambridge city is proud to […]
World Autism Acceptance Week blog
To mark World Autism Acceptance Week, Laura Whitehouse, Autism and Asperger’s Employment Advisor at our Cambridgeshire Employment service has written this blog to share her experiences of working with people on the autism spectrum. Who am I? In 2015-2016, I trained with Teach East to become a Primary School Teacher. I completed my training and […]
