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Thank you, Miriam, and rest in peace
Kairos thanks you, Miriam Hicks. May you now rest in peace, writes Dominic O’Gorman. […]
Sandra Fells RIP
It is with great sadness and much love that we announce our friend Sandra Fells recently passed away.
Fourth Nunhead Psychotherapy Group begins
Kairos is delighted to welcome the fourth cohort of the Nunhead Psychotherapy Group, which held its first session this week.
Congratulations to The Nehemiah Project on 30 years of supporting people
Earlier this month, Kairos joined The Nehemiah Project to celebrate its thirtieth anniversary at an exhibition of portraits by photographer Jack Lawson.
Aviva volunteers help refresh Kairos gardens
Our outdoor spaces are looking brighter this summer thanks to the fantastic support of nine volunteers from Aviva, who spent Monday 29 June helping to refresh three gardens at our supported houses in Lewisham.
Kairos Community Trust at the BIG Construction Diversity Challenge 2026
On Friday 19 June, Kairos Community Trust Director Mossie Lyons was proud to take part in the BIG Construction Diversity Challenge 2026.
Connecting through drama at Linden Grove
We were delighted to welcome Outside Edge Theatre Company to Linden Grove abstinence-support hostel this Wednesday (17 June), where residents threw themselves into a drama workshop with enthusiasm.
Different geographies, shared purpose
Over the past month, Kairos has been pleased to welcome Fr Nicholas Twumasi, founder of a treatment centre in Ghana, who joined the team at Linden Grove to gain experience of recovery services in the UK and learn more about our approach to supporting people in recovery.
A poem that left a lasting impression
Last week, Kairos Director Mossie Lyons and support worker Giampiero Mozzi joined CRASH Charity for their 30th anniversary celebrations. Mossie shared a special poem written by Giampiero. It left a lasting impression on everyone present.
Kairos joins CRASH Charity to celebrate 30 years
It was a landmark occasion for CRASH Charity last Tuesday (12 May) as the charity’s Spring Reception marked 30 years of creating places that care for people when they need them most.