A great piece of work from last week: two of our young people took part in a community event through our Champions initiative, delivered in partnership with Young Swindon & Wiltshire.Our Champions initiative is designed to help young people build confidence, develop positive relationships, and take part in meaningful activities within their local community. Through…
Location: Bridgwater & WellingtonSalary: £13.50 per hour + sleep-insHours: 37.5 per week, worked across 24–48 hour shifts (including sleep-ins, weekends & bank holidays)Contract: Permanent | Full-timeStart date: ASAP We are recruiting two Residential Support Workers to join our Ofsted-rated ‘Good’ Children’s Homes. Each role has a primary base at either Bridgwater or Wellington, with occasional…
Our young people made the most of the warm weather with a brilliant outdoor BBQ – cooking together, sharing laughs, and enjoying the simple joy of good food and great company. 🍔🌭🔥 Moments like these remind us how valuable connection and teamwork are in building confidence and positive relationships, it’s all part of creating a…
Our young people created some incredible artwork celebrating positivity, kindness and self‑care – from rainbows and hearts to inspiring messages like “Be kind to your mind” and “Don’t worry, be happy.” We’re so proud of their creativity and the conversations these pieces sparked about wellbeing and emotional expression 💚🌈🖌️
A beautiful birthday moment in the home today as one of our staff members did our young person’s nails to help them feel extra special on their big day. It was a calm, caring moment filled with conversation, connection, and genuine warmth – the kind of thoughtful gesture that makes birthdays feel personal and meaningful.…
70% of young people in our care are in education or training. That’s not just a statistic. That’s young people who’ve experienced trauma, overcome barriers, and discovered their potential. That’s the future being built right now. At Kingdom Youth Services, we don’t just provide placements. We transform outcomes. Our trauma-informed approach means young people don’t…
A lovely self‑care afternoon for two of our young people today, who enjoyed getting their nails done and taking some time just for themselves. It’s not just about the nails – it’s about confidence, positive experiences, and feeling valued. These small moments of joy can make a big difference, and it’s always wonderful to see…
One of our rooms has had a beautiful refresh and what an incredible job by our Deputy, Mwenda. The space now feels brighter, more welcoming, and full of warmth, ready for our new young person to settle in and feel at home. From décor to layout, every detail has been thoughtfully put together with care…
This week is Mental Health Awareness Week 2026 Many of the young people we support have experienced what it feels like to be without it. Without safety. Without belonging. Without people who show up for them consistently. Our work is about rebuilding that. One relationship at a time. One consistent adult. One environment where a…
A young person recently sat down with their support team and created their own meal plan and shopping list. It sounds simple. It was anything but. It was a young person choosing to engage, choosing to trust, and taking a real step toward independence. Together they worked on budgeting and money management. The result? Their…