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Richmond AID is a charity run by and for disabled people in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and surrounding areas.
We are a not-for profit organisation, that offers sport, recreation and physical activities for all. We specialise in: - Sport and recreation education and training - Providing grassroots activities for hard to reach communities - Health activity provision for those with health related challenges/working with the NHS to offer physical activities for over 50's
We are a not-for-profit organisation that offers sports recreation and physical activities for all. We specialise in: • Sport and Recreation Education and Training • Providing grassroots activities for hard to reach communities • Health activity provision for those with health related challenges/ working with the NHS to offer physical activities for over 50's. ARDP Hackney is an affiliate of the Cycling Club Hackney (http://www.cyclingclubhackney.co.uk/), a cycling club currently offering racing opportunities to individuals in the Hackney and surrounding areas. ARDP stand for Aspiring Rider Development Project - with a specific focus on ethnic minorities, women and refugees. There are 3 young men from Eritria who are cycling for ARDP as well as a 1 young female, 2 Hackney-born boys from the African-Caribbean community and a number of other young people who may not consider cycling as a sport - but who engage in cycling as a daily activity.
e are a not-for profit organisation that offers sport, recreation and physical activities for all. We specialise in: - Sport and recreation education and training - Providing grassroots activities for hard to reach communities - Health activity provision for those with health related challenges/working with the NHS to offer physical activities for over 50's