Charity Initiatives

Report on charity’s vital work to improve the lives of poor families in Sri Lanka

Kingsley Healthcare founders Daya and Sumi Thayan witnessed the devastation of the tsunami on Boxing Day 2004 while they were staying at the Sri Lankan resort of Bentota. Responding to…

Kingsley Supports Lowestoft Foodbank

Head office staff promoted the charity by handing out leaflets at Tesco’s superstore in Corton while a successful food collection was held at Kingsley House. About 20 staff members worked…

Kingsley Healthcare is a proud sponsor

Kingsley Healthcare Group is proud to sponsor the One to Watch category at the Health Investor Awards.

A senior support worker at Woodbridge Lodge care home has raised £500 for St Elizabeth Hospice

A senior support worker at Woodbridge Lodge care home has raised £500 for St Elizabeth Hospice, in Ipswich, by having her head shaved. Lauren Broom, 26, of Tower Mill Road,…

Charity’s Christmas Jumper Day fundraiser

Staff at Kingsley Healthcare’s headquarters in Clapham Road South, Lowestoft, raised nearly £70 for Save the Children by taking part in the charity’s Christmas Jumper Day fundraiser. As well as…

Kingsley christmas card helps disadvantaged children in Sri Lanka

The picture on the front of the Christmas card is a typically bright product of a young children's imagination. However, the reassuring normality of the image coloured by Jesudasan Christina…

Thorp House nursing home in national finals for three care awards

Thorp House nursing home, in Griston, near Watton, is celebrating a hat-trick of nominations in two separate national care awards. Senior support worker Gemma Boldy, who has worked at the Kingsley Healthcare run home for 10 years, is one of five finalists…

Charity Initiatives