The Value of Kindness.

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The Value of Kindness

About us

Dependence on services Why is kindness important? Communities Organisations Place Wellbeing Power Falling trust in institutions Loneliness & isolation Empowerment Dependence on services Growing demand for services

What do we mean by kindness? Communities Organisations Systems/ Structures Individuals Relational kindness Random kindness Radical kindness

Creating the conditions for kindness In both cases we acted not as observers or evaluators of test projects but as active participants in exploration Moving from thoughtful discussion to practical tests of change has proved difficult - might want to spend some time thinking about why What we learned Examples which prompt informal connections and relationships in communities

National Performance Framework http://nationalperformance.gov.scot/

What gets in the way of kindness Closing questions… trusting our staff to make meaningful connections with people protecting time and creating spaces for people to come together listening to people’s needs and finding solutions in the round, not just addressing our bit of the picture creating opportunities to recognise and celebrate kindness creating a culture where people are more important than processes and enabling unkindness to be called out ensuring or performance management aligns with our values and committing to ask our staff and those we serve if they experience kindness What gets in the way of kindness What are the barriers to kindness in existing support services? How can / do housing associations ‘create the conditions for kindness’? What would it take to make kindness feel real?

What gets in the way of kindness Discussion trusting our staff to make meaningful connections with people protecting time and creating spaces for people to come together listening to people’s needs and finding solutions in the round, not just addressing our bit of the picture creating opportunities to recognise and celebrate kindness creating a culture where people are more important than processes and enabling unkindness to be called out ensuring or performance management aligns with our values and committing to ask our staff and those we serve if they experience kindness What gets in the way of kindness Does this reflect your experience of KIN? Is anything missing? What does this report need to say? What does it need to ask? Why was it hard to move from conversations to practical change?