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Our dedicated staff work with individuals to make sure the support we offer is just right for them. It’s an area we’re keen to see expand in the future.
We provide a unique service for people who are blind and partially sighted to assist, support, and enable them to continue to live independently in their own homes, complementing the work carried out by the Rehabilitation Officers and other professionals.
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Often our clients live alone or feel isolated and would simply like befriending, whilst others require more practical assistance.
Our staff and trained volunteers (who are required to undertake a DBS check) provide support in the form of help with daily living such as assistance with reading their post, visiting friends, writing letters, outings and shopping. Such tasks can become quite difficult for someone who is blind or partially sighted without a ‘good’ pair of eyes to help.
Thank you for your help which is most needed by me.
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Our dedicated staff work with individuals to make sure the support we offer is just right for them. It’s an area we’re keen to see expand in the future.
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The Travel Training Service provides independent travel training programme to adults with a learning or physical disability, autism, mental health needs. This is a training programme and we do not offer escort or PA services.
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Richmond AID’s Benefits Service is available to anyone over the age of 18 years in the community and we have specific expertise in supporting people with long term health conditions, disabilities, mental health, and caring responsibilities.