Kyndi

04/05/2026

This week marks Deaf Awareness Week 💙

It’s an opportunity to reflect on how we create environments where everyone feels heard, understood and included.

In health and care, communication is more than conversation.
It underpins safety, confidence and the ability to live independently.

For people who are deaf or have hearing loss, small adjustments can make a significant difference:
• facing someone when speaking
• reducing background noise
• using clear, simple language
• taking the time to check understanding

At Kyndi, we see how important it is to take a person-led approach.
Understanding how someone communicates, what works for them, and what may present a barrier is key to putting the right support in place.

Whether through simple adjustments or the use of assistive technology, the focus is always the same.
Supporting individuals to feel confident, informed and in control.

There are also some excellent resources available for professionals looking to improve accessibility:

🔗 RNID (Royal National Institute for Deaf People)
https://rnid.org.uk

🔗 NHS guidance on hearing loss
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/hearing-loss/

🔗 Action on Hearing Loss
https://www.actiononhearingloss.org.uk

Creating inclusive environments doesn’t require big changes.
Just thoughtful ones, made consistently.

02/05/2026

A great night out for the team at the Mayor of Medway’s Charity Ball. Amazing atmosphere, great company, and all in support of two incredible causes — Caring Hands in the Community and Slide Away, both doing vital work for people across Medway and beyond. We’re proud to have been one of the event sponsors and to play a small part in making the evening a success.

01/05/2026

May marks Stroke Awareness Month 💜

Every year, thousands of people are affected by stroke, often with life-changing consequences for individuals and their families.

Recognising the signs early is critical.

The FAST test is a simple way to remember what to look for:
• Face – has it fallen on one side?
• Arms – can they raise both arms?
• Speech – is it slurred or unclear?
• Time – call 999 immediately

But support doesn’t stop after the initial emergency.

Recovery can be complex and ongoing, with many people experiencing changes to mobility, communication, cognition and daily routines.

At Kyndi, we see the importance of a person-led approach during this stage.
Understanding how someone’s needs have changed and adapting support accordingly can make a significant difference to confidence, independence and overall wellbeing.

For professionals and organisations, having the right insight and support in place can help identify changes earlier and respond in a more timely, proactive way.

You can find more information and resources here:
🔗 https://www.stroke.org.uk/stroke-awareness-month

28/04/2026

Today we recognise World Day for Safety and Health at Work 💙

Lone workers face unique risks, whether they are on the move or based at a fixed site.

Lone working can take many forms. Supporting people in the community. Working remotely. Operating outside of standard hours. Across sectors, it is a common way of working, but one that requires the right level of protection.

At Kyndi, we work with organisations to help protect their teams through tailored safety solutions, backed by our 24/7 monitoring centre.

Following a full consultation and risk assessment, we provide reliable tools and ongoing support to help keep lone workers safe, connected and confident in their role.

From discreet SOS devices to responsive monitoring, the aim is simple.
To ensure that no one ever feels alone at work.

If you would like to find out more about how we support lone worker safety, or explore partnership opportunities:
👉 https://kyndi.co.uk/partner-with-us/lone-worker/

Lone workers face unique risks whether on the move or at a fixed site. At Kyndi, we help you protect your team with tailored safety solutions, backed by our 24/7 monitoring centre. Following a full consultation and risk assessment, we provide reliable tools and support to keep your workforce safe, c...

21/04/2026

We often focus on activity.
Number of visits.
Response times.
Tasks completed.

But these don’t always tell us what’s really happening.

They don’t show:

* whether someone is becoming more independent
* whether risks are reducing over time
* or whether interventions are actually preventing escalation

There’s a growing shift towards measuring outcomes, not just inputs.

Understanding patterns.
Identifying change earlier.
Supporting more proactive decision-making.

When data is used in the right way, it gives professionals the confidence to act sooner, not later.

And that has a direct impact on:

* hospital admissions
* long-term care placements
* and pressure on already stretched services

The challenge isn’t access to technology.
It’s how we use it to support better decisions.

18/04/2026

https://uk.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=ac090054f3ecb987

🌟 Exciting Opportunity in Public Safety & Assistive Technology Support 🌟

Kyndi is recruiting for a Customer Delivery Co‑ordinator to join their 24/7 Monitoring Control Centre in Chatham. This role is perfect for someone who thrives under pressure, communicates with calm clarity, and genuinely wants to make a difference to vulnerable individuals and the wider community.

You’ll be at the heart of Assistive Technology support, CCTV monitoring, and emergency response coordination a role where every shift has real impact.

If you’re compassionate, confident with technology, and ready for a rewarding challenge, this could be the next step in your career.

💼 Full-time, Permanent
💷 £27,409 + weekend premium
📍 Gun Wharf, Chatham
🕒 4 on / 4 off, 12-hour shifts

A great opportunity for those with customer service, call handling, emergency response, or control room experience and a passion for helping people stay safe and independent.

Kyndi Limited

17/04/2026

Assistive tech has the potential to transform care.
But only when it starts with the person.

The same solution can have completely different outcomes depending on how it’s introduced, supported and understood.

That’s why a person-led approach matters.

Taking the time to understand routines.
Behaviours.
Environment.
What matters to that individual.

From there, the right support can be put in place.
Sometimes that’s simple. Sometimes it’s a combination of solutions.

But when it’s done well, the impact is clear.

More independence.
More confidence.
Less pressure on families and professionals.

Technology alone doesn’t create better outcomes.
Understanding does.

👉 If you’d like to explore how a more person-led approach could support the people you work with, we’re here to help:
https://kyndi.co.uk/

09/04/2026

A significant proportion of hospital admissions are avoidable with earlier support.

Often, the signs are there first.

A change in routine.
A missed dose of medication.
Disturbed sleep.

Small changes that, if unnoticed, can lead to bigger consequences.

With the right monitoring and support in place, these changes can be identified early and acted on before they escalate.

Our 24/7 control centre provides continuous oversight, enabling timely, proportionate responses that help people remain safe and independent at home.

Prevention is not about doing more.
It is about acting sooner.

If you would like to explore what the right support could look like, you can find out more or book an assessment here:
👉 https://kyndi.co.uk/

07/04/2026

This week is Parkinson’s Awareness Week 💙

Parkinson’s affects everyone differently.

For some, it may mean changes in movement.
For others, it can affect sleep, mood or daily routines.
For many, it brings uncertainty for both individuals and their families.

What matters most is understanding the person behind the condition.

At Kyndi, we see how small, thoughtful support can make a meaningful difference. Whether that is helping someone feel more confident at home, supporting routines or providing reassurance to families, the right approach is always individual.

Living well with Parkinson’s is not about removing challenges. It is about creating the right support around them.

If you would like to learn more or access support, the following organisations offer valuable information and guidance:

💙 https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/

💙 https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/parkinsons-disease/

This week is an opportunity to raise awareness, encourage understanding and recognise the strength of those living with Parkinson’s every day.

We are Parkinson's UK. Powered by people. Funded by you. Improving life for everyone affected by Parkinson’s. Together we'll find a cure.

07/04/2026

Confidence is often the first thing to go.
And the hardest thing to rebuild.

When someone begins to struggle at home, the changes are not always obvious.

A missed routine.
A hesitation.
A growing reliance on others.

Over time, this can affect how someone feels about their own independence.

For families and professionals, it can also bring uncertainty.

Is more support needed?
Is it safe to leave things as they are?
What is the right next step?

The right support at the right time can make a meaningful difference.

Not by taking over, but by restoring confidence.
By creating reassurance.
By helping people feel more in control of their day to day lives again.

When confidence is supported, independence can follow.

02/04/2026

We’re pleased to share that Kyndi is now an accredited Living Wage employer.

Becoming part of the Living Wage Foundation reflects our commitment to fairness, respect and supporting the people who deliver our services every day.

We know that a motivated and supported workforce is central to providing high quality, person led care. Paying the real Living Wage is one way we can recognise the value of our colleagues and the important role they play in supporting individuals and families across our communities.

This is an important step for Kyndi and one we are proud to be part of.

Find out more about the Living Wage here:
https://www.livingwage.org.uk/

Work that Works for Everyone What is the real Living Wage? The real Living Wage is the only UK wage rate based on living costs. £13.45 the real Living Wage rate is independently calculated based on what it costs to live £14.80 the London Living Wage rate based on the higher cost of living in the c...

30/03/2026

We are so proud of Anchorians U10’s Pumas as they celebrate their semi final win! We will be cheering you all on in the final! Good luck!

⭐️🏆 They’ve made it to the final 🏆⭐️

Well done to the U10 Pumas for reaching the MDYL U10 Trophy final after winning their semi-final today. Fantastic achievement and a brilliant reflection on how far they have come as a team. Well done boys, super proud.