News & Updates From Kingsley Healthcare

‘Exciting’ opportunities unveiled with launch of Kingsley Care Academy

Students looking for a rewarding career in social care still have time to apply for a new training initiative that may lead to a guaranteed job. Lowestoft-based Kingsley Healthcare has partnered with East Coast College to launch the Kingsley Care Academy, which will offer 12 students a one year course mixing classroom study at the Lowestoft campus with work experience at Kingsley’s local care homes.

Kingsley CEO highlights industry needs

Better promotion of social care jobs and providing more opportunities for career progression in the industry will be key to continued growth for a regional care home operator. The boss of Kingsley Healthcare also said government and local authorities should be seeking closer partnerships with the private sector to ease

Kingsley CEO Daya Thayan and Sumi Thayan continued their charity work during their recent visit to Sri Lanka.

More than 100 people benefited from a medical camp arranged by them at the Velummyilum Foundation.

Growing firm stays true to town roots

This has been the year when we have sent out our message loud and clear - Kingsley Healthcare is in Lowestoft to stay.

Seventeen years after my wife Sumi and I started on our Kingsley journey by buying a care home in Oulton Broad, our proudest moment came on August 4 when we moved into our new company headquarters, Kingsley House, in the town’s Clapham Road South.

Diners given a festive treat at Lowestoft club’s Christmas meal

Diners sitting down to their Christmas dinner at the Lowestoft Over 60s community club’s festive event were surprised to be given their ticket money back to them as they sat down for Christmas pudding. Members of the club paid £5 to attend the annual festive dinner last Thursday December 15, but when they sat down to eat they were given their ticket money back.