For over 60 years Richmond Fellowship has been working with individuals, families and communities to make mental health recovery a reality. 

More importantly, Richmond Fellowship's services work hand-in-hand with people we support to give them the confidence and self belief that they have an important contribution to make in society. 

By working closely with the people we support, the charity has developed a range of services that can make a positive difference to their lives.

Since 1959, Richmond Fellowship has provided support to thousands of people across the country to help them manage the day to day impacts of living with mental ill health.

Richmond Fellowship offer a range of services across England including supported housing, community, crisis houses, residential homes, employment support and social enterprises.

Richmond Fellowship takes a recovery-focused approach in supporting people to:

• Actively take part in decisions about their support
• Give them ownership and control around the support they receive
• Take part in activities they value, including mainstream community activities
• Live in accommodation that promotes their independence and recovery
• Benefit from the type of support they are receiving – be it practical, emotional, social, personal, cultural or spiritual
• Achieve new levels of self confidence and independence.

At the heart of everything Richmond Fellowship does lies: