Riverside recently launched a national tailored support service to help troubled young people avoid losing their homes. As part of its ongoing commitment to help customers lead resilient lives, Riverside piloted Intensive Intervention in Cumbria last year. Eight months on, all households at risk of losing their home at the start of the pilot are

Estate Walkabouts give you the opportunity to ‘get involved on the ground’, looking specifically at your area to ensure that any problems are being dealt with and that standards are set, achieved and maintained.  If your area is not on the list contact your Communal Area Officer to arrange.    NORTH EAST LONDON   Aubert Park Fri 12

Riverside’s Cambridgeshire Mental Health Community Support and Prevention Service provides support for adults in Cambridgeshire aged 18 or above with mental health issues. Through offering practical help and advice on the day-to-day issues that are part of maintaining a place to live, we are able to help people with mental health issues, such as depression,

Riverside’s work with Alzheimer’s Society has helped recruit one million Dementia Friends, to generate a greater understanding of the condition. Our two-year fundraising partnership with the charity, which ended last year, not only raised almost £47,000 but also made staff more aware of the issues affecting people living with dementia, with many signing up to

Riverside has a  team dedicated to helping tenants and residents find employment and training. The employment and training team is experienced in helping people who have been out of work for some time and can provide help with writing CVs, applying for jobs and securing training. Kerry Glaister, Team Leader for employment and training, said: