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#kindnessmatters

This collection of posts illustrates the difference that acts of kindness make to others’ lives. Your actions matter and these good news posts show you how.

Block black text reading “Pride in Gloucestershire” with the trans and progress pride colours creating an underline. The text is in a circle which fades from pink to purple.

New friend offers to drive to Pride.

“I was asked to host a workshop at Gloucester Pride and was asking if anyone from where I am in South Wales was going so I could hitch a lift as I don’t drive. A new friend offered to drive me even though she hadn’t been planning to go because I do so much for […]

Two young women standing together on a plaza. Both have light skin tone and long brown hair, one wearing it loose, the other tied back. One is holding a can of Pepsi, the other is wearing a black cross body bag.

Sports fans are also kind friends!

What kindness do you see among your friends? My daughter and her friend took part in a sponsors’ quiz at Basel railway station when we arrived on the day of the final. H won a cross-body bag and K won a can of pepsi. K isn’t keen on fizzy drinks so H agreed to swap

A view down the Baker Street tube station platform with a tube train stopped with its doors open.

Tube passenger shows kindness.

On the way to a gig on the Bakerloo line Tube between Paddington and Baker Street a woman with 3 young children and a pushchair got onto the train. A man gave up his seat so the two bigger children could sit down, while the woman stayed next to them with the pushchair and the

a conveyor belt at Lidl filled with food and cleaning items.

Let in front at Lidl.

Here’s a really easy kindness to spot if you’re new to noticing it (or just struggling to): My daughter was at Lidl buying some choc chips to go in the cookies she and her friend were baking. The person in front of her noticed and let her go in front as he was doing the

a screenshot of a post reading “People on who've experienced menopause, how bad is/was it? It's probably going to hit me in a few years and I'm not looking forward to it. Edit: #menopause. People with partners who are or will be going through menopause, consider reading through this thread so you have a better idea of what kind of support they might need. It sounds awful. Who designed this?” Below the screenshot text reads “support & advice for menopause on Mastodon.”

Thread of menopause support.

“I spotted a thread full of kindness on Mastodon – someone asked about menopause and the replies were full of personal experiences, reassurance, tips and tricks, and so much more. The thread itself was a super example of kindness but I also sent it on to someone I know who has been dealing with menopause

Text reading “I heard about Time for Kindness from you and really enjoy reading the posts and it has encouraged me to notice everyday kindness.”

Our why.

I’ve been pondering my ‘why’ recently. And whichever way I look at it, my purpose is about helping people to feel more positive. Whether that’s positive about themselves, their work or the world. So when I get feedback that my work has made a difference to someone’s life, I’m really pleased. It’s good to know

a room with two tables scattered with paper in it and seats around them in which several people are sitting. A TV screen is mounted on one wall showing a slide with Time for Kindness branding on it. In the corner is a tall Time for Kindness sign beside which Sarah is standing. and talking to someone who is sat on a chair beside the sign.

Oracle shopping centre in Reading staffed by kind people.

The Learnalot session I ran for Connect Reading took place in the management suite of the Oracle shopping centre in Reading. As with many shopping centres, there are different levels and different connections with car parks. I’d been told the offices were next to one of the car park levels and which lift I had

a laptop open to show the screen which has the Linux Mint info on it and the terminal open to show the Mint logo and information.

Linux laptop for kids struggling to learn on mobile.

“I heard that a family on the estate were trying to home school their 8 and 11 year old children on dad’s mobile phone, so I cobbled together a Linux laptop from the best parts I had to hand. I bought a new SSD (hard drive) for them and it ran as sweet as a

5 older people with light skin tone at an aerobics fitness class. They are wearing fitness gear in bright colours, all leaning to one side and reaching their hands to the other side.

Aerobics teacher shows kindness.

I always struggle to balance when my aerobics teacher gets us doing exercises on 1 leg. Last week I was wobbling all over the place (and the giggling didn’t help!) so she came over and stood in front of me holding my hands to stop me falling over. Make sure you’re following us on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Mastodon or Bsky