Richmond House helping residents to keep in touch with loved ones

Richmond House helping residents to keep in touch with loved ones

Richmond house are working hard to keep residents in touch with family & friends.  We send out weekly newsletters, regular emails, using Touch notes to send post cards to loved ones.  We have been face timing relatives and loved ones as well as using our Facebook platform to show all of the exciting things we have been up to.  We have been so lucky with the glorious weather so have been doing a lot of gardening and outside activity (maintaining social distance of course).

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