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New partnership widens opportunities for young people in manufacturing
Kibble has partnered with National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) to develop employability pathways in manufacturing and explore accessible routes into…
IVY – A Comprehensive, Trauma-Informed and Holistic Approach to Care
In her blog, Dr Helen Bratton, Consultant Clinical Psychologist from the Interventions for Vulnerable Youth (IVY) service explains how we…
Natalie Shares How We Help Children Feel Settled
Our nurturing children’s residential houses for little ones aged five-12 are warm, welcoming and filled with love. Meet Manager, Natalie who has a valuable role in helping children feel settled in their new home.
#KeepThePromise
Today (5th February 2021) marks an important milestone as we celebrate a year since the conclusion of The Independent Care…
#KibbleInspires Finance
Find out more about the busy Finance Team at Kibble. With over 40 years of experience between them, they are ready to meet the challenges that come with being one of the biggest children’s charities in the country.
Volunteer Day | Meet Our Volunteers
Find out what it’s like to be a volunteer at Kibble. With a friendly face, reliable nature and good listening skills, each volunteer is a positive role model for young people.
Kibble’s Great Christmas Light Switch On
We celebrated the start of the festive season in style with our Great Christmas Light Switch On. Kibble was transformed…
Rory – An Artistic World of Wonder
At the age of ten, Rory is already following his dream to become an art teacher having recently discovered his…
Daniel – A Flying Ambition
Daniel is a young man who overcame an unsettled period to embark on a career as a military paratrooper. On completion of his rigorous training, Daniel hopes to be honoured with his red beret – a testament to his hard work and dedication.
Billy and James – A Story Of Two Brothers
When two teenage brothers came to Kibble, it was their first experience of living away from home. Facing difficult family circumstances, the transition to living with a foster family was never going to be easy, however with the right support the boys were able to turn their lives around.