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Richmond Fellowship Inc - ACT

ichmond Fellowship was founded in 1957 in Richmond, England and has since grown into a worldwide network of support services for the disadvantaged in our community.
As part of this international network since 1976, Richmond Fellowship in the Australian Capital Territory, provides:

NDIS Supported Independent Living – Residential Recovery Program
NDIS Support Coordination and Recovery Coaching
NDIS Peer Mentoring and group activities

Richmond Fellowship Queensland - Annerley

Community Mental Health Recovery Support

Richmond Fellowship Queensland - Aspley

Richmond Fellowship Queensland works with public, private and community sector leaders and services to support people and families facing mental health challenges and social disadvantage. • Our supportive community inspires, empowers and connects people in recovery to achieve a better quality of life, vision their goals and renew hope for the future. • For 45 years, we’ve worked alongside public and private mental health services to deliver better outcomes for people in recovery, their friends, families and carers.

Richmond Fellowship Queensland - Bundaberg

We are a community-owned organisation that supports people facing mental health challenges and social disadvantage. Across Queensland, our people and programs encourage self belief and discovery, personal growth and the achievement of life goals

Richmond Fellowship Queensland - Caboolture

At the heart of our approach, people are empowered to develop their personal recovery plan that reflects their hopes for a meaningful life. These plans integrate our recovery-oriented and evidence-based model of practice. 

Richmond Fellowship Queensland (RFQ) works with public, private and community sector leaders and services to support people and families facing mental health challenges and social disadvantage. Our supportive community inspires, empowers and connects people in recovery to achieve a better quality of life, vision their goals and renew hope for the future.

Richmond Fellowship Queensland - Ipswich

Psychosocial Support

Richmond Fellowship Queensland - Redcliffe

Mental Health Recovery and support program. We run various activities during the weeks for groups, including lunch as activity venue. As well as individualised support as needed.

Richmond Fellowship Queensland - Townsville

Assisting Mental Health clients at risk of homelessness.

Richmond Shire Council

Local Government of Richmond Shire

Richmond State School

We are a small prep to grade 10 school, in a drought affected area in northwest Queensland.

Richmond Valley Business & Rural Financial Counselling Services Inc

Supporting eligible farmers, fishers, forest growers, harvesters & small businesses who are suffering financial hardship, and who have no alternative source of impartial support to manage & adjust to the challenge of industry & climate change.

Richmond Wellbeing Inc

Mental Health Organisation

Riding for Disabled Seymour

We provide riding lessons to our disabled children and adults in an hour radius of Seymour, Vic. Horses are amazing therapy for disabled participants and some speak for the first time while on the back of a horse.
We raise money to fund our Centre through fundraising events and donations from the community.
We use adaptive equipment for riders who need specialized reins, stirrups, and mounting ramp for wheelchair riders.

Rights In Action Incorporated

Rights in Action is a non-profit, charitable organisation that provides free independent advocacy support for people with disabilities who meet eligibility criteria and are experiencing neglect, abuse, exploitation, harm OR have been discriminated against OR their human rights or freedoms have been contravened.

RIMERN (Rotary Inner Melbourne Emergency Relief Network)

This Rotary multi club community service project collects donated furniture, appliances & household goods & makes them available to clients of member welfare agencies to set up their secure homes. These clients have experienced homelessness, domestic violence, incarceration, refugee displacement, loss through unemployment, illness or natural disaster. We have a warehouse in East Brunswick & work with 26 of Melbourne's major welfare agencies to supply orders to clients all over inner Melbourne.

Ringwood Church of Christ

Community support through community meals, local primary and secondary schools
Faith based activities

Ripley Valley State Secondary College

Education provider

Rise Above - Capital Region Cancer Relief

Rise Above - Capital Region Cancer Relief Provides financial assistance to cancer patients of all ages and types of cancer in the Canberra/Queanbeyan region. Our aim is to ease the financial pressures that are placed on individuals and their families when a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer, allowing the patient to concentrate on dealing with their cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Rise Network - Creative Arts Center (CATA)

Day centre for people with disabilities. some clients are in shared homes some live with parents.

Rise Network - Home Local Help

4 Talus Drive
Mount Richon
WA 6112

Rise Network - Kira House

Kira House-
Kira House offers 24/7 crisis accommodation for young women aged 14-18years with or without their babies who are escaping FDV or are in crisis.
Kira house supports Young women with case planning to find medium to long term accommodation, return to education or study, develop independent living skills. On leaving Kira House the young women are offered continued support within our outreach program to assist in developing living skills to live safely and independently within the community

Riverstone Neighbourhood Centre and Community Aid Service Inc

Riverstone Neighbourhood Centre is a long established, not for profit charity providing services and programs that are engaging, meaningful and culturally respectful for individuals and families. We offer a diverse range of opportunities for vulnerable people across the life span. We build community capacity, aim to improve life opportunities, promote social cohesion through belonging and inclusion, and support vulnerable individuals and families. We facilitate improved access to essential services and provide enhanced opportunities for connection with our available halls, meeting space, youth centre, community shed and community garden. We build community connections by facilitating local interagencies, community consultation and enabling community engagement on issues of concern, particularly during times of crisis, such as the lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic, and now with the recent floods in the Hawkesbury.

RiverTracks Inc

RiverTracks offers a lifeline to struggling young people by reconnecting them back to the community and practical learning to help them find employment and life-changing opportunities that create pathways for a better future.

RiverTracks was first inspired by the successful BackTrack program based in Armidale has been established by a group of Tweed Valley youth workers and community members. We run an ongoing program for young people who are disengaging or are already completely disengaged in schooling. We are motivated by a desire to meet the needs of the many young people falling through the net of existing services, and a concern for the alarming rate of suicide, incarceration and mental health issues experienced by our young people. RiverTracks currently operates 2-3 days per week doing community service work, bike mechanics, wood work and running a yard work social enterpris in Murwillumbah, NSW. DGR Auspiced by Horse Whispering Youth Project.

Riverview Community Services

Riverview Community Services is the community care arm of Riverview Church. We exist to provide practical assistance and personal support to those in the local community who are experiencing challenging life circumstances and financial need. We run an Emergency Relief program, providing food aid and food assistance.

Riverview Neighbourhood House Association Inc.

We provide services to vulnerable and disadvantaged people within the Riverview and surrounding community. We also provide the community with free sanitary items for women, and free computer and phone services. Whilst organising and planning new programs, projects, and events, we are always busy facilitating the day-to-day operations of the community centre.

Our most accessed services would be Feeding the View (food relief), Skilling Queenslanders for Work (training and upskilling), and referring to other support services. We are constantly assisting the community in the best ways we can, and we are always here for whatever the community needs.