Wellbeing Tips

KCIL took part in Kingston First’s first-ever Wellbeing Week last week. Team KCIL created a series of wellbeing tip videos about things that they find help them. We posted them on the KCIL Twitter and Facebook accounts; our Participation Advisor Phil was a particular baking success. But wellbeing isn’t just for one week, so you […]

Fighting for Our Rights and Disability Awareness on Educational Curriculums

The ‘Fighting for our Rights’ project (2016-2018), was a Heritage Lottery funded collaboration between Kingston Centre for Independent Living (KCIL), two social enterprises, two university departments (School of Nursing and School of Education) and a local special school. It collected and shared stories from people involved in the Disability Rights Movement (DRM), from 1960s to 1990s, within the local community, in order to inspire future generations of care professionals and teachers in working with people with disabilities.