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A GROUP of Richmond care workers have been celebrated as ‘Community Heroes’ for assisting people with learning disabilities over the pandemic. Staff at six residential care services run by charity, United Response, won the Council’s 2020 Dignity in Care award. The annual prize recognises local care workers and personal assistants who go the extra mile to provide support to residents. United Response’s care homes on Kneller Road, Mayfair Avenue, Woodland Crescent, Harvey Road, Hanworth Road and Curtis Road were all given the award for their “positive contributions, selfless dedication and commitment to helping others” in response to the Covid outbreak. ....
Young people are being thanked for their efforts to spread festive across the borough. Around 950 children created Christmas cards and letters to give to residents in Richmond care homes - many of whom have been heavily affected by COVID-19. Over the past three weeks, Richmond Council appealed to young people to help spread Christmas joy through their #LoveThroughTheLetterbox scheme. Hundreds of children and their families created cards and messages which were sent to 13 residential care homes. Cllr Piers Allen, Chair of the Adult Social Services, Health & Housing Committee and the Richmond Health & Wellbeing Board, said: I am so thrilled that so many of our children have spent the time to create such heart felt Christmas cards. Those that live in our care homes really have had a tough time this year. Many have not seen their families or loved ones for months. ....
Young people are being thanked for their efforts to spread festive across the borough. Around 950 children created Christmas cards and letters to give to residents in Richmond care homes - many of whom have been heavily affected by COVID-19. Over the past three weeks, Richmond Council appealed to young people to help spread Christmas joy through their #LoveThroughTheLetterbox scheme. Hundreds of children and their families created cards and messages which were sent to 13 residential care homes. Cllr Piers Allen, Chair of the Adult Social Services, Health & Housing Committee and the Richmond Health & Wellbeing Board, said: I am so thrilled that so many of our children have spent the time to create such heart felt Christmas cards. Those that live in our care homes really have had a tough time this year. Many have not seen their families or loved ones for months. ....