Welcome to the Richmond AID Website

   Richmond AID: Together for 20 Years

20 years ago when Richmond AID was formed, Margaret Thatcher was prime minister, the music charts included artists like Yazz & The Plastic Population and the FA Cup winners were Wimbledon. Sounds interesting? Then click here to read more and enter our 80's Trivia Quiz.

 What do we do?

Richmond AID is a charity of and for disabled people in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. We run a number of projects such as an advice service, gardening project, access work and outreach work. Go to the Advice Service page to find out more.

   Vacancies

Richmond AID has a vacancy for an Employment Project Worker. This is a short-term post, working with the private sector to improve employment opportunities for disabled people, and to ensure they stay in post. For more information, click here.

  How can you help?

There are many ways to support us - whether you want to be a volunteer, make a donation or promote our services. Just contact us for more information, or you can go to our Advice Service Page by clicking here, and find out more about volunteering opportunities.

   Richmond AID News

Issue 22 of our newsletter is out now. The Summer edition contains a brand new column by Jonathan Gantley, a review of Heatham House, a youth centre in Twickenham, as well as our regular features. Download your free copy here.

We also have an online news section. For our most up-to-date online news, please click here.

Richmond AID believes in equality for all and is positive about disabled people. We are an Investor in People and have a DIAL UK Quality award - we are also affiliated to DIAL UK. Our Access work is funded by the Big Lottery Fund.

Patrons: Sir Trevor McDonald, Cllr Pat Parsons, Sir Donald Gosling, Dr Vincent Cable MP & Mat Fraser