RDF in partnership
Together, we can make a real difference!
PARTNERSHIPS
We work in partnership with other charities, youth clubs, Community Interest Companies (CICs) and individuals who provide special resources or services that complement our work. Together we make a big difference.
Below is a small sample of some of the partners we work with - in alphabetical order.
The Foodbank historically provides short-term food support to those in need of emergency food supplies due to financial distress or other crises situations.
Hone Books Galore was set up by charity book shop manager (& RDF Trustee) Meron Gwiggner. This special pop-up book shop was inspired by her own children's love of reading. Her sons read well over a thousand books each during the COVID lockdowns - whilst still attending primary school. They continued to read dozens of new books each month - typically purchasing the books with their own pocket money.
Eventually, one of Meron's sons (David) wrote his own novel 'Victor and the Lost City'. In March 2026 it was published and made available for purchase on Amazon. Visit our Book Promotions page to find out more. You can purchase the book via Meron so that ten percent of the price is donated to RDF.
Queens Park Community Council (QPCC)
Britain's first urban parish council provides important community events and support for residents in the Queens Park ward of Westminster City Council.
Shifaá Healing Hearts Counselling
SHHC offers counselling through an intercultural lens to support clients in exploring their well-being and relational challenges while respecting and honouring each individual’s unique experiences, cultures, and values, to help them navigate trauma, identity, and family dynamics with care and confidence.
The Avenues Youth Project's mission is to deliver high-quality recreation activities and skills training to young people in West London, to help them fulfil their potential and boost their long-term outcomes.
The Rugby Portobello Trust (RPT) is a children’s and youth charity that has been supporting families in North Kensington since 1884. Through arts, sport, music, mentoring, educational support and more, RPT helps children and young people to overcome barriers and reach their full potential. Its founder is a trustee of The Roger Diamond Foundation.
The University of Essex's flagship institutes bring together academics from across disciplines and departments to deliver research which offers significant practical insights and impact. They engage with a wide range of external partners at a national and international level from NGOs and national governments through to the European Union and United Nations.
In 2024 The Roger Diamond Foundation (RDF) took part in one of their important social research projects regarding families and children.
Film Screenings
To organise community Film Screenings in 2024 - we worked together with various organisations including: Queens Park Community Council (QPCC), The New Black Film Collective (TNBFC).
