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Help protect habitat and waterways from this invasive species
Monday 23rd June
Honor Clements been cheered 10 times.
Goodgymers have noticed what Honor has done and have cheered them 10 times. We doff out caps to you Honor.
Mon 23rd Jun at 6:45pm
Richmond Report written by Liz (She/her)
After the heatwave broke, it was time to get a second coat on!
Temperatures hadn't plumetted that much in reality but our task this evening was the complete the task we started three weeks ago: protecting the boathouse doors for the scouts. This evening we headed out to put the second coat of teak oil on.
Starting with a good stretch in the sunshine on Richmond Green, half the group started walking to the river while the other half did interval sprints around the green, getting six sprints in before jogging off to the riverside.
Armed with brushes and oil, the doors were soon looking well-fed and happy, giving us time to go and get well-watered at the busy pub next door before sunset!
Mon 7th Jul at 6:45pm
Help protect habitat and waterways from this invasive species
Read moreMon 23rd Jun at 6:45pm
Helping Richmond Boating Scouts to protect their base
Read moreWednesday 11th June
Honor Clements completed 5 good deeds with GoodGym.
Honor is a now a pretty committed GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the fifth time
Wednesday 11th June
Honor Clements earned their community cape by completing their first community mission.
Honor completed a community mission. Instead of watching TV or lying in bed, Honor was out there making their community a better place to be. For making that choice they have earned the community cape.
Mon 9th Jun at 6:45pm
Richmond Report written by Anita (she/her)
Honor, Chris, Ken, Anita and run leader Liz achieved best possible performance on Monday’s group run task combining quality, speed and humour to transform seven benches in Buccleuch Gardens at zero cost.
Before and after shots of all the benches taken with added zest!: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKtzvMrI9_e/?igsh=Y3d1c2JxYmVsa2R4
Mon 9th Jun at 6:45pm
Helping to keep the Richmond Riverside blooming and beautiful.
Read moreSat 7th Jun at 10:00am
Richmond Report written by Mazin Shawish
We were greeted by Jane (Head of Therapy) who introduced us to the Purple Elephant Project. Its focus and core values behind an intrinsic nature of supporting families and the key message being that 'children should be heard'.
In quick succession, we got down to the list of prepared tasks. The major areas included tidying up the garden and indoor play therapy centre, filled with toys, art materials, sand trays, and other creative tools were located. We also had senior play therapist Tracy on board, who performed an initial assessment with us to identify what sections needed tidying up. A stop and think exercise before tackling a job was a good shout. Our mission was to create an environment where therapists could reach out to the objects in those sections, that would later help the children to express their emotions and process trauma. We agreed and got cracking with the jobs.
Honor went guns blazing and took care of the therapy garden (and bringing along her own mower) whilst Mazin helped inside. Some of the tasks required fixtures and fittings to doors, shelves, units, a new screen along the fence, a replacement garden hose, the cooperative outdoor games, bedding, planting, mowing, general cleanup etc.
It certainly looked holistic by the time when we were done. It was a magnificent show of support from the entire team including our young special guests, Esra and Felix who helped create a magical atmosphere! Their bursts of role-play and act out scenarios clearly on display meant that everything was tickety-boo. The adults continued to tackle the rest of the jobs and before we knew it, it was close to lunch.
A job well done!
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