Do you have a limited fixed income? There are many free services available to you in Richmond. Drop by Brighouse Library (March 14, 3-5 pm) for the next free monthly Community Services Pop Up. Meet local organizations who can help residents with fixed limited incomes get connected to services, resources, supports and assistance, such as: … Read more
The City of Richmond and Richmond Public Library will be offering its first Snacks & Facts session on Tuesday, March 5 from 2:00 – 4:00pm at Ironwood Library, as part of the new Community Services Connectors Pilot Program. This session will focus on Income Tax Benefits and Credits and will be led by Canada Revenue … Read more
The first fall 2023 edition of the popular Richmond Community Services Pop Up is just around the corner! These monthly events bring together fixed-income residents with local organizations to help them get connected to services, resources, and supports and assistance including affordable rental housing information, accessible parking permits and much more. Visit the Brighouse Library … Read more
Have you visited one of the Richmond Community Services Pop Ups yet? These monthly events bring together fixed-income residents with local organizations to help them get connected to services, resources, and supports and assistance including affordable rental housing information, accessible parking permits and much more. The next one takes place on Thursday, Aug. 10 at … Read more
If you are someone you know is on a limited fixed income, drop by the monthly Richmond Community Services Pop Ups connecting residents with local organizations to help them get connected to services, resources, and supports and assistance including affordable rental housing information, accessible parking permits and much more. The next one takes place on … Read more
Check out this photo of the Richmond Advocacy and Support Committee (RASC), a network of self-identified low-income residents, at the 2023 Richmond Cares, Richmond Gives (RCRG) Volunteers Are Stars Awards. RASC was nominated in the Constellation category recognizing outstanding volunteer groups. This year’s festivities took place — in person for the first time since 2019 … Read more
The City of Richmond is developing the Richmond Accessibility Plan (2023–2028). The Plan is intended to guide the City’s work to advance accessibility in the community, in collaboration with community organizations and residents. Community members with disabilities, their families and caregivers are invited to participate in one of the upcoming focus groups that will help … Read more