We have been supporting elderly and housebound people who live in the heart of the borough of Richmond-upon-Thames for over thirty years. Our volunteers carry out over 3500 tasks a year for a client base of around 125 local residents. Essentially we do what a good neighbour does!
Can we help you with your shopping, getting to the hospital, doctor or a social event? Would you enjoy someone telephoning or popping in for a chat?
Do you have some spare time to provide transport or to befriend a neighbour?
Would you like to support us in other ways? You could help us fundraise by running a marathon, hosting a quiz night or donating while you are shopping online.
Our volunteers do an amazing job every day of the week, all year round and we are most grateful to them.
We will be holding two picnic gatherings in Kew for our volunteers.
Please let the office know on 020 3538 4060 or organiser@richmondgoodneighbours.org.uk if you wish to join us.
Our afternoon teas take place on the second Wednesday of each month, with guest speakers, board games and opportunity for a cup of tea and some lively conversation. All are welcome and no need to pre-book!
The Cambrian Centre, Grove Road TW10 6SN 2:30-3:30pm
Dr Kate Allison will be sharing a short talk about her work with political cartoons.
This fortnightly volunteer-accompanied door-to-door bus service allows for plenty of time for some shopping and a cup of tea. The minibus will leave Kew Retail Park promptly at 1pm.
Pickups are 10.15am from Kingsmead, TW10 6HT and 10.30am from outside Marie Curie Shop, Sheen Road.
Please let the office know on 020 3538 4060 or organiser@richmondgoodneighbours.org.uk if you wish to join us. We currently have space for a couple more regular clients.
