Photo of Roehampton University Disabled and Neurodivergent society members and Ruils staff at a panel discussion on neurodiversity.
Image of four members of the allotment group putting purple and red flowers in a trough in the Ruils allotment.
Image of the Ruils theatre group performing on a stage at the Ruils 20th Anniversary celebration. 5 people are standing in a line behind a man who is standing in front speaking into a microphone. They all have their arms raised in the air with their hand in a fist.

We are a charity supporting Disabled People to live independently

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Volunteer

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Services

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Fundraise

We are a charity run by and for Disabled People

Ruils is a user-led charity supporting Disabled children and adults and people with long term health and mental health conditions to live independently, be part of their community and to live life to the full.

We provide information, advice, advocacy, befriending and activities to our clients and their families across South West London – Richmond, Kingston, Wandsworth and Hounslow.


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Find-a-pa helps to match employers and Personal (care) Assistants.

You can browse the site and look at potential jobs or PAs available without registering.

Once you register, you can see full profiles, add your details, do a detailed search or send a secure message to contact a PA or employer. Registration is free of charge for employers and PAs living or working in the signed up areas.


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Two young women with Downs Syndrome sitting on a green couch holding their Ruils tote bags.

Become a Ruils member!

We are run by and for the Disabled communities that we support across South West London.

Becoming a member of Ruils is all about joining a community of Disabled People and allies to work towards a common goal – equality at all levels of society.

Our members influence the work that we do and the services that we run. Membership is free and there are many benefits…

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