News

TRFS Bids for Fun in the East Region

The Richmond Fellowship Scotland East Region held its first Participatory Event on 21st March 2014 at Vine Church, Dunfermline, and it was a great success!

TRFS selected as a Care Accolades 2014 finalist

The Richmond Fellowship Scotland are delighted to have reached the finals of the Care Accolades 2014 - these are the Oscars for our sector and celebrate excellent practice and workforce development in social services throughout Scotland .

Supporting HOPE for Autism

The Richmond Fellowship Scotland's Positive Behaviour Support Team have provided North Lanarkshire charity HOPE for Autism with specialist training in challenging behaviour for children and young adults with autism with great results.

TRFS launch a New Strategy for Autism

The Richmond Fellowship Scotland has launched it's new strategy for delivering specialist, high quality, person centred Autism services which support people to live in their local community.

Strategy launches on World Autism Awareness Day

To celebrate World Autism Awareness Day The Richmond Fellowship Scotland are launching their new Autism Strategy on 2nd April 2014 with an event attended by individuals that are supported by us, family carers, staff and other guests.

People We Support receive £80,000 for Fun Outcomes

Austen Smyth announces that The Richmond Fellowship Scotland has allocated £80,000 for the People We Support to propose and bid for “Fun Outcomes” projects in 2014/15.

Scottish Independence Referendum Discussion Event in Pollok

Between 2-4pm on 26th March at Pollok Community Centre, we will be hosting an event for the people we support to discuss the Independence Referendum and discuss the issues that matter to them.

Eden Scott's Ben Nevis Challenge 2014 for TRFS

21 employees from recruitment agency Eden Scott will be climbing Ben Nevis on 31st May 2014 to raise money for The Richmond Fellowship Scotland

Central Participatory Funding Newsletter

New Posts for the Positive Behaviour Support Team