What started as a senior management team meeting quickly turned into a fox rescue event! A brilliant example of compassion, quick thinking, and teamwork in action. Well done everyone!

Highly recommend a day out to the Christmas Tree Farm in Orpington. We had a fantastic day feeding the animals and exploring the surroundings. Another great day out for everyone at Lock Street

Spending time in the garden at Curlew Crescent, getting hands-on with dismantling a raised bed, a great activity and thoroughly enjoyed from start to finish! There’s something so satisfying about working outdoors, getting involved, and seeing progress as it happens. A fantastic way to stay active, learn new skills, and enjoy the fresh air . #GardenWork #ActiveDays #EnjoyingOutdoors

Carl had a lovely day out in Hastings last week spending time in the arcades enjoying the 2p machines – something which he always loves. A relaxed day doing things that make him happy, taking in the sea air, and enjoying a nice lunch out too.

Check out the beginnings of our allotment project...a place to be part of a new community; growing, weeding, planting, producing food, helping others and creating new experiences. Purpose and belonging are our priority and this project can do it all! Thank you Martin for planting the lettuce and carrots!

A brilliant visit to Flip Out – plenty of bouncing, lots of energy, and a really enjoyable day out.

We always feel recharged and grateful for days like these picnic, fresh air, and a walk through Lower Leas, Folkestone.

An enjoyable afternoon at Gravesend Prom, making the most of the seaside, beautiful sun and some time out together.

Robert’s goal plan is coming along really well! After starting with cakes and cookies, he’s now taking the next step to sausage rolls! This is a great achievement and a big step forward in learning to stay focused on longer tasks. Well done Robert.

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Good times shared together with an afternoon of bowling, followed by a delicious lunch in town. Such a nice way to spend the day.

On April 23rd, 2001, at just 23 years old, Amanda began her journey as a Team Leader at Beaver Lane. At the time, she had no idea this newly built home would become such a cornerstone of her life for a quarter of a century! Amanda said ‘When you start a new job, you rarely consider how long you might stay, and I certainly never imagined I’d still be here 25 years later. I look back on my time with KAT that has spanned throughout all my major life milestones and a significant

Choosing flowers together for a hanging basket, and enjoying the sunshine along the way Sometimes it’s the simple outings that mean the most.

Everyone at Jemmett Road recently enjoyed a lovely day out together in Ramsgate. Lunch, laughter and blue skies.

Egg hunting in the woods and a delicious roast dinner to follow; a Wayfield Easter weekend to remember.

Recently we headed out to enjoy the start of spring with a visit to Battersea Park. Peaceful walks around the gardens and fountains, a visit to the inspiring London Peace Pagoda, a calm and uplifting day out in London for us all.

A lovely day spent meeting the goats, enjoying a picnic and cup of tea — with one very posh goat in a bow tie making us all smile.

Highlighting the work of Tasha Loveslife; an autistic woman who was diagnosed later in life at 40. Through her writing, she shares honest reflections from multiple perspectives — as an autistic adult, parent, and professional. Her work offers valuable insight into late diagnosis, identity, health, and navigating the world as an autistic person. Autistic voices matter — at every stage of life. Explore her work here: https://tashaloveslife.wixsite.com/artisticautistic

We’ve been busy collecting shells at Minnis Bay for our River Drive art project! A lovely day by the sea gathering natural treasures that will be transformed into something creative and special. We can’t wait to show you what they’ll become!

We are deeply saddened by the loss of a valued member of our autistic women’s community, Gillian Harrison. Emilymay Miles; Autism Information Officer said 'Gillian was a wonderful advocate for autistic people, and especially for autistic women. She was the first openly autistic woman I met in one of the peer groups we held when I first joined KAT. Her story stayed with me. When Gillian asked a simple question—why not create a group specifically for autistic women—and shared h