Celebrating Black History Month UK - honouring the voices, achievements, and stories that continue to shape our nation. ✊🏾 #BlackHistoryMonthUK #ProudToBe #bame

Today, on World Mental Health Day, let’s take a moment to pause and reflect on the importance of caring for our minds as much as our bodies, as it is just as important. Mental health affects every aspect of our lives, including how we think, feel, and choose to connect with

We are participating in Freedom To Speak Up week, to champion the use of our voice as our biggest power for change, and to help everyone who may not use their voice to get a better outcome for everyone involved. Speak Up, and we will Follow Up! #FTSU #FTSUW2025

October marks Black History Month in the UK. This is a time to celebrate, reflect, and recognise the remarkable contributions of Black people to British society. First celebrated here in 1987, UK Black History Month was founded by Akyaaba Addai-Sebo, a Ghanaian-born activist and

This Black History Month, we are proud to be in partnership again with Abalon Trust, a wonderful service that is encouraging Black men and women over 25 across Kent to get themselves screened for diabetes, hypertension and BMI checks. They support our staff by providing these

Announcement - Wisdom Well-being: All of our staff have access to an app centred around the well-being and Mental Health of our staff. We know at any position, in any company, you may need a helping hand after a tough shift, Wisdom have got your back. Whether it's money,

Black History Month Success Story: Meet our Group CEO – Tawanda Mudavanhu Tawanda opened Time4U in 2011 and started with a tight knit operation in Chatham and Medway. He started by opening supported living accommodation for people who struggle with Learning Disabilities and

Complex needs, compassionate solutions. Today we celebrate #SocialEnterpriseDay and the power of purpose-driven care.

WE ARE HIRING! Are you a hard-working, resilient and caring individual? Want to work up to 48 Hours a week in Medway and the surrounding areas? Send us an email with your CV + a small Cover Letter, and you new career could start ASAP!

Celebrating the voices, talents, and achievements of people with disabilities today and every day here at Time4U. We are extremely grateful for our incredible community and the privilege of supporting those with complex care needs. Together, we create a more inclusive world.

Usually, a lot of people look at care as a last resort for a role, due to the public perception of the role. Some comments could be – ‘Oh, you do care work? That couldn’t be me…’ ‘When are you going to look for a proper job?’ ‘You’re just there to collect a cheque, you don’t

Investing in Training to Deliver High-Quality Supported Living Delivering safe, effective, and person-centred supported living services starts with a well-trained workforce. As part of our ongoing commitment to quality and continuous improvement, our team are regularly

Words matter. People aren’t “service users” first, they’re ALWAYS people first. Person-centred language reflects person-centred care. #SupportedLiving #WeCare #PersonCentred

Care doesn’t stop… but neither should rest. Working in care means giving your time, energy, and heart every single day, no matter how you're feeling. That’s why taking annual leave isn’t selfish at all, it’s essential. Rest helps prevent burnout, keeps you focused in

Did you know? Anxiety doesn’t always look like worry. For many people, it can present as anger, withdrawal, avoidance, or behaviour often described as “challenging”. When we focus only on the behaviour, we miss the message. When we understand the cause, support becomes more

Autism doesn’t look one way - because it isn’t one defined ‘thing’. Autism is a spectrum, not a single experience. Some people need 24/7 support. Some live independently. Some communicate verbally, some don’t. Some need structure to feel safe; others need flexibility to

Wishing peace, reflection, and joy to all who observe Ramadan. 🌙 May this sacred month bring you strength, compassion, and countless blessings.

MYTH vs FACT: Substance Use Myth: You can always tell if someone is using drugs. Fact: Many people struggling may appear “fine”. Changes in behaviour can have many causes - stress, mental health, or life circumstances At Time4U Group we prioritise Drug & Alcohol Awareness