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Richmond Carers Centre

Carers Hub Service Impact Report - Outcomes Evaluation 2026

Richmond Carers Centre supports unpaid adult and young carers in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. Charity 1092459. Published 8 October 2026. Source: report PDF and https://www.richmondcarers.org/2026/10/08/our-2026-impact-reports-are-out-now/; retrieved 10 October 2026. Contacts: Melissa Wilks, CEO (no verified personal email); info@richmondcarers.org is a shared address. This is a HUB-WIDE report: adult results are averaged across partner organisations, not RCC-only. Young feedback covers August 2025 to July 2026. Report includes 30 mentoring and 129 activities responses; do not add these to other report response counts. The launch page says over 420 carers but PDF states 227 adult and 192 young responses; PDF figures retained.

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Information and advice, training and education, emotional support, breaks and leisure activities, respite care, dementia Caring Cafe, specialist support and young-carer mentoring and activities

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 227 adult-carer survey responses across Richmond Carers Hub; survey open 15 May to 31 July 2026
Key Metric 2 192 young-carer responses across mentoring, activities and annual survey feedback; these are responses, not a count of distinct people
Key Metric 3 RCC leads the Hub with five specialist partner organisations: Crossroads, ASCA, Richmond Borough Mind, INS and Homelink

Key Outcomes

  • 81% of responding adult carers felt they had a better support network or were less isolated, averaged across Hub organisations
  • 85% of responding adult carers felt supported to maintain or improve their health and wellbeing, averaged across Hub organisations
  • 100% of young carers responding to the annual outcomes survey rated support excellent or very good; subgroup denominator not stated

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