The Diaspora Project has finally landed!
Diaspora dʌɪˈasp(ə)rə/ "the dispersion or spread of any people from their original homeland." Dear friends, The Diaspora Project has finally landed! Diaspora is our first project designed specifically to cater to the complex needs of our growing migrant worker population. Our spotlight is focused on bridging the language and culture gap through the use and
Catch 22: Young women create their own Animation
This Summer, participants of our Feeling Safe project created a short animation to communicate the issues affecting the lives of young women in Coventry. Catch 22 explores how young women have to contend with a vicious cycle of expectations, stereotypes and demands, when their full potential goes unnoticed. 'It's not easy
KairosWWT Welcomes a New Chair
We were delighted to welcome a new Chair to our Board of Trustees at last night's Annual General Meeting. Dr Jane Osmond stepped down after 4 years of service as Chair. Jane has been involved with KairosWWT since 2010 when she joined our team of Street Outreach and Drop In Volunteers.
Opportunities to get involved
We have a number of exciting opportunities to learn more about KairosWWT and to get involved: 1. Invitation to our Annual General Meeting We are holding our AGM on Tuesday 13th September, 7.00-8.30pm at St Peter's Centre, Charles Street, Hillfields, Coventry CV1 5NP. The AGM is a fantastic opportunity to meet staff
KairosWWT welcomes a Coventry Safeguarding Children Board Serious Case Review
KairosWWT responds to the ‘CSE - Serious Case Review’ COVENTRY, UK: 11th July 2016: A project worker from local charity KairosWWT has been praised for her professionalism in a serious case review (SCR) carried out to investigate the background to the child sexual exploitation of five young people in Coventry in