Richmond Borough Mind Company Research Report
Company Overview
Name
Richmond Borough Mind
Mission
Promote good mental health for everybody and campaign for positive change. Provide high quality services, information, and support with a focus on recovery to promote independence, support people to help themselves, and help people realize their potential.
Foundation
- Founded: 2000
- Origin: Merger of Twickenham Association for Mental Health and Richmond & Barnes Association for Mental Health.
Key People
- Chair: Gurjit Mahil
- Other Trustees: Kim Tasso, Samuel Hopcroft, Monika Waller, Lisa Leonard, Jack Carling, Tracy Cherrington, Reema Kotecha, Dr. Sarah Talbot, Murray Cook, Vikram Yadav (Treasurer designate)
Headquarters
- Location: 1st Floor Rear, UK House, 82 Heath Road, Twickenham, TW1 4BW
Number of Employees
No specific information available
Revenue
No information is available
Core Competency
Richmond Borough Mind is known for providing mental health support services, including talking therapies, crisis services, and educational initiatives. They have over 60 years of experience in the mental health sector, catering to a broad spectrum of needs.
Products and Services
Key Products and Services
1. Talking Therapy: Provides professional counseling services tailored to individual mental health needs.
2. Crisis Services: Offers immediate support for individuals experiencing a mental health crisis.
3. Education and Awareness: Conducts training programs to raise mental health awareness in workplaces and educational institutions.
4. Digital Access Initiatives: 'Connect to Tech' project to enhance tech accessibility for mental health support.
Product Features
- Personalized Counseling: Offers bespoke therapy services led by trained professionals.
- Crisis Intervention: Provides seven-day-a-week support for urgent mental health care.
- Proactive Education: Mental health workshops tailored to various organizational needs.
- Tech Accessibility: Provides digital pods for confidential online appointments.
Recent Developments
New Initiatives
- Connect to Tech: Partnership project aiming to increase technological accessibility for mental health services.
New Services
- Journey Recovery Hubs: Focusing on recovery and crisis intervention.
Partnerships
- Collaborations with Richmond AID, Ruils, Richmond Mencap, and Age UK Richmond.
Events and Community Engagement
- Engagement in various local events such as Mental Elf Fun Run and Carers Rights Day.
- Active campaign against restrictive government policies affecting mental health benefits.
Richmond Borough Mind plays a pivotal role in the Richmond community by enhancing mental health awareness and support through continuous innovation in services and active community engagement.
