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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.

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Kindness of friends

I had a fantastic day in the sun with these lovely friends Let’s Rock the Moor 80s festival in Cookham yesterday. I met these wonderful women at our first NCT antenatal class nearly 16 years ago. We have seen each other through a lot over the years. There has been a lot of kindness (and a lot […]

A teenager with long brown hair in a ponytail sits by a window holding binoculars to their face and looking out at the sea.

The role of Time for Kindness during Mental Health Awareness Week

The aim of Time for Kindness is to encourage people to ‘see kind’. Over and over again, people are telling me that reading the stories from Time for Kindness makes them feel positive and hopeful. They see the kind things that people are doing for each other. Every single day. It isn’t always easy to

a femme presenting person with shoulder length hair which fades from purple to pink, sits in an electric wheelchair with a pale pink laptop open on her lap. She is smiling broadly while looking at and typing on the laptop.

Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2023

Making your communication accessible is an important kindness that we can all action in different ways. This Global Accessibility Awareness Day I want to recommend the Accessible Communication information from Charity Comms which covers: Find out more and start making your communication more accessible.

Green sky with plants and stars in the background. On the foreground, there are five people with diverse expressions on a globe. The text reads, "Together always: united in diversity." The IDAHOBIT campaign logo is on the bottom right.

International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia – #IDAHOBIT

On International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, (IDAHOBIT) we reaffirm the right of everyone to live free from discrimination and violence. At Time for Kindness we will continue to share stories of kindness that demonstrate the humanity in all of us and go some way to balance out the concerning stories of mainstream media.

The Big Help Out logo

Time for Kindness supports The Big Help Out – #TheBigHelpOut

We’re joining The Big Help Out on Monday 8th May, helping volunteers throughout the UK who make a real difference in your community. Supporting your community is such a wonderful act of kindness and The Big Help Out need helpers of all shapes and sizes so visit thebighelpout.org.uk to find out how you can join

Exercising your kindness muscle

It can be all too easy to fall into the habit of only noticing the negative, but you can build up your kindness muscle instead.

Two hands, each from a different person, holding each other with the Pride flag painted on them.

Romance blossoms thanks to kindness – #LesbianVisibilityWeek

“A cute lil story that involves my girlfriend before we started dating. We had just left a Christmas party and she said she was gonna walk home but it was freezing cold, I didn’t want her to walk the 2 miles and feel miserable so I took her back to her place in my car.”

Text reads "We believe that kindness should be at the heart of all decisions businesses take. The Better Business Act gets our support!"

Wake up to better business with the Better Business Act

The world needs every business at its best, creating good jobs, helping to fix pressing problems and adding value to society. The Better Business Act is on a mission to change UK law to ensure that company directors are responsible for advancing the benefit of shareholders alongside other stakeholders: wider society and the environment. Time

A heart made of light brown wooden letters. The words "lesbian pride" in the centre in brightly coloured wooden letter.

Lesbian community leader shows kindness – #LesbianVisibilityDay

“I have a complicated relationship with my sexuality for many reasons, it’s been playing on my mind a lot more lately though. I started attending some LGBTQ+ events and got to know one of the organisers, a lesbian. She kindly agreed to chat with me about my Queer imposter syndrome and other sexuality feels, it

Someone sorting recycling into different coloured bags.

Bin men go the extra mile to help out.

“The bin men have taken pity on me. They’ve started coming up my steps to take the recycling I’m forgetting to put out. Wonder if that’s anything to do with the way I sometimes rush out in my pjs!” What wonderful people this anonymous story sharer’s bin men are – what have people done for