A collection of posts that show how we are part of a bigger #teamkind when we act with kindness. These stories tell us about the positive things that people do to be kind to others.
How does your partner show you kindness? ”I was staying at my partner’s when my period started. I get intense cramps and ibuprofen wasn’t touching them.I asked if they had a hot water bottle and they said no so I curled up on the sofa and focused on breathing. A few minutes later they nipped […]
!["What I want [people in power] to do is create the conditions for people to live their own life story in ways that they value. Isn't that a worthwhile goal?" So, so powerful. That's absolutely what I want people in power to be doing.](https://timeforkindness.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1668179556865-819x1024.png)
We had a great time at KindFest – so hopeful, informative and inspiring. Here’s just a few of the things we loved from some of the incredible speakers that some of the team tweeted. “We’re all part of one society.” In my view, this is at the heart of the connection that kindness builds between
It’s 2 years since I started Time for Kindness. Despite being a short time compared to other things I’ve worked on, it is already up there on the list of things I am most pleased to have done. From the beginning my aim has been to highlight the kindness that I believe exists in the
We are so looking forward to Kindfest tomorrow! Team Time for Kindness may be spread around the UK but we’re all attending the virtual event and we can’t wait. Are you going to Team Kind’s Kindfest20222?
Resting gets old fast so I was touched when my friend Nicky sent me a card to remind me to keep resting when I was recovering from covid. It was nice to know she was thinking of me, especially because she wasn’t very well herself.
Gratitude and kindness often go hand in hand as Paola shared with me after her dentist stress. ”My kindness story is really a thank you to several close friends who rallied this week after I needed not one but two emergency dental appointments due to complications. In the worst pain I’ve ever known and feeling
Stef has some wonderfully kind colleagues, specifically one who brought in some gluten free custard creams because she remembered Stef was gluten free. And one on reception who opens the doors automatically when he sees her coming. How kind is your workplace?
I’m delighted to re-start the kindness guest blogs with this one from compassionate therapist, Phil Gowler, about the ripples of kindness he sees in the world. Little acts add up to something much bigger than the sum of their parts. Kindness and Quantum Wow, doesn’t that title sound pretentious? Here I am, preening myself at
As a comms and strategy specialist for not-for-profit organisations, charities are a big part of my life. I want to make a positive difference in the world and helping organisations with a vision of a kinder world to communicate well is my way of doing that. This blog celebrates the difference that charities have made
Did you do No Mow May this year? L did and they told us they “barely mow the grass these days (and stick to No Mow May) and this year when I have mowed I have left a big patch of long grass by the tree we have covered in bird feeders which the animals
