Beyond Lifts: Creating Safer, More Dignified Spaces At Richmond Community Services (RCS), we believe how we care matters as much as what we do. Many of the people we support are aging, medically fragile, and have complex physical needs. [...]
Fourth of July at RCS: More Than Just a Holiday At Richmond Community Services, the 4th of July isn't just about fireworks and flags; it's about people. It's about taking time out of our usual routines to come together, [...]
This month honors the legacy of Bebe Moore Campbell and brings attention to the unique mental health challenges faced by people in racial and ethnic minority communities. For individuals with developmental disabilities, these challenges can be even more complex, compounded [...]
Every July, communities across the U.S. recognize Minority Mental Health Awareness Month—a critical time dedicated to highlighting the mental health experiences of racial and ethnic minorities. This observance was inspired by Bebe Moore Campbell, a powerful voice for equity [...]
National Nurses Week celebrates nurses' dedication, compassion, and expertise nationwide. It begins each year on May 6 and ends on May 12, the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. At Richmond Community Services, our nurses are at [...]
National Doctors' Day recognizes the skill, compassion, and dedication of physicians who care for individuals and communities. First observed in 1933, it has grown into a nationwide tribute to the life-changing impact doctors make every day. At Richmond Community Services, [...]
World Cerebral Palsy Day began in 2012 and now connects over 10 million people across more than 100 countries. It's a global movement to raise awareness and promote greater inclusion, accessibility, and opportunity for people with cerebral palsy. At Richmond [...]
National Nonprofit Day honors the vital work of charitable organizations nationwide and reminds us of the power of empathy, generosity, and community action. At Richmond Community Services, we take this day to celebrate our history, beginning in 1938, when nurse [...]
Valentine's Day dates back to ancient Roman times, but it became widely celebrated in the 1800s as a day to express love, friendship, and appreciation through cards, flowers, and heartfelt gestures. At Richmond, we celebrate Valentine's Day with get-togethers that [...]
Signed into law on July 26, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was a landmark moment in U.S. history. It guaranteed civil rights for people with disabilities—protecting access to jobs, education, transportation, and public life. It made one message [...]
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