Richmond Fellowship

Richmond Fellowship provide a range of services for people with learning disabilities and mental health problems. Most of the people they support have their own tenancies.

Support is offered to meet the unique requirements of each individual by

• helping people manage practical tasks around the home
• helping people to get involved in the life of their community and in the activities of their choice
• providing day services, counselling services and crisis services.

Tags

• accommodation
• information
• learning disability
• leisure
• mental health
• support

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