Our 2026 Impact Reports are out now
Throughout the year we ask carers to tell us what is working and what could be better. This year, over 420 carers shared their experiences with overwhelmingly positive responses. This year’s survey…
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Research opportunity for carers of partners affected by gynaecological cancer
When a loved one faces a cancer diagnosis, the immediate focus naturally turns to their treatment and clinical care. However, at our organisation, we know that unpaid carers and partners…
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Join CarerSmart. Exclusive Benefits for Carers
At Richmond Carers Centre, we are always looking for ways to support unpaid carers and the dedicated individuals who care for others in our community. That is why we are…
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Richmond CVS annual Trustee Recruitment Evening 2026
Make a Difference as a Trustee for a Local Charity The Richmond CVS Trustee Recruitment Evening returns this October. The free event has grown once again, in response to the…
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The Full of Life Fair returns on Friday 30th October 2026
Richmond Council’s annual Full of Life Fair for older residents and carers is back at Twickenham Stadium in October. Richmond Carers Centre staff will be in attendance to offer support…
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New study launched to support unpaid carers experiencing anticipatory grief
A groundbreaking eighteen month research project led by the University of Surrey is underway to understand and support unpaid carers who experience grief before bereavement. The Supporting Resilience Going Through…
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Discover Free Mental Health Courses: Recovery College Autumn Term Now Open
South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust has released its new Recovery College course prospectus for September to December 2026. These free, educational courses are designed to…
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South West London Mental Health Carers’ Forum – Autumn 2026
The South West London Mental Health Carers’ Forum returns this September with an updated virtual session designed to support, connect, and empower unpaid carers across the region. A supportive, peer-led…
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Still recruiting. Help researchers from Oxford University study the wellbeing of UK caregivers of people with severe mental illness
At the moment there is very little research on how to improve the wellbeing of people who are supporting someone with a severe mental illness (SMI). Help researchers from the…
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