Richardson Care is 35 years old this year and we’re proud to remain an independent family business. And two of the residents who were with us then are still in our care today.
Richardson Care was set up in the family home of the late Brian Richardson, his wife Jackie and daughter Laura to provide a supportive home environment for young adults who had mental health or learning difficulties.→ Read the rest
Holidays are a special time for everyone and our service users are no different. There’s the excitement of planning where stay, what to see and do, who to go with, what to take. Our service users are supported to make these decisions so they can enjoy the holiday that they want.→ Read the rest
We aim to offer a wide range of activities for the service users in our specialist homes. These are both within the home and the neighbouring community. Each individual is supported to make their own choices so that they can do the things they love.→ Read the rest
“I couldn’t wish for better care for my relative, they are settled, happy and consider it their home. They’re always telling me of things they have done or are doing. The staff are wonderful and caring.”
We would like to thank the families of service users in our care who completed our annual survey at the end of last year.→ Read the rest
We have lots of traditional Christmas activities taking place in our homes again this year: There are Christmas dinners and parties, carol singing, Christmas crafts, baking mince pies, film nights, winter walks and visits to the panto – oh yes there are!!→ Read the rest
Service users and staff all came together to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III and the Queen Consort on Monday 8th May.
We held a big party in the hall at The Richardson Mews with music, dancing, food and games.→ Read the rest
Now that Spring is here, we’re really enjoying getting out and about as much as possible. Some of our service users have been on holiday to Devon, or to West Midlands Safari Park. Closer to home, there have been fishing trips, shopping trips, cinema trips, canal-side walks and a visit to Sywell Aerodrome.→ Read the rest
We would like to thank all of the family members of the service users in our care who took part in our annual survey.
The results of the survey completed at the end of 2022 show that:
At the end of last year, Martin Reeves, our Music Enrichment Leader, finished working at Richardson Care to move to Yorkshire. Martin the Music Man, as he was affectionately known, brought much joy to our service users and staff over 13 years, and we’re very grateful to him.→ Read the rest
It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas in our homes. We’ve been putting up decorations and our service users have been doing lots of fun Christmas activities: baking mince pies, decorating cakes, making cards and decorations, watching Christmas films and doing Christmas quizzes.→ Read the rest
