News & Updates From Kingsley Healthcare

Kingsley Healthcare targets youth recruitment

Young people, aged 16 to 18, are being invited to interview for a one year course under the scheme. Kingsley CEO Daya Thayan (pictured) said: “We want young people to see care as a worthwhile career, not simply a job. The care industry is as big as any other vibrant industry, like the oil industry, but a constraint until now has been a lack of training facilities and opportunities for youngsters.”

Chess tournament gets new sponsorship deal

Lowestoft-based Kingsley Healthcare has stepped in as headline sponsor to safeguard the future of a popular Great Yarmouth chess tournament. The Yarmouth congress regularly attracts more than 150 players, including international masters. However,

Lowestoft college and Kingsley Healthcare partner to create pioneering care academy

Lowestoft College has partnered with one of the town’s fastest growing companies to launch a pioneering Care Academy, the first of its kind in the region. Young people, aged 16 to 18, are being invited to interview for a one year course that is being supported by Kingsley Healthcare.

Apprentices are able to enjoy a taste of the high life

A group of apprentices were flying high when they were treated to a helicopter ride over Norfolk and Suffolk. The group Leeam Gravells, 18, Laura Whittle, 23, Danny Finch, 17 and Corey Lark, 17 have all secured apprenticeships with Lowestoft-based charity Access Community Trust (ACT) and enjoyed the flight courtesy of Kingsley Healthcare CEO Daya Thayan.

Healthcare firm hands out awards to its staff

Top care workers were rewarded for their dedication as a rapidly expanding Lowestoft firm held its annual awards.

2016 has already been a year of celebration for Kingsley Healthcare as it moved into new 14,000sq ft state- of-the-art offices in Clapham Road South, Lowestoft, renovating the old Suffolk County Council building and creating room for another 100 jobs in the process.