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35 years of West Kent – Craig’s Journey of growth and innovation
At West Kent, we're celebrating 35 years of transforming services to better support our residents and communities. Craig, our Business Design Lead, has been a key part of this journey for 28 years.
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35 years of West Kent – Montgomery Court’s decade of independence and community
In celebration of 35 years of West Kent, we’re reflecting on the incredible impact our extra care schemes have had on residents and communities. One standout achievement is Montgomery Court, which marked its 10-year anniversary earlier this year.
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An update for those receiving Universal Credit
This financial year, there are 53 weeks rather than 52. This means there is an additional week of rent charged for your home that won't be covered by Universal Credit.
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Residents' Annual Report 2023/24
The West Kent residents' annual report provides an overview of our performance about finance, complaints and safety.
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35 years of West Kent – Dawn’s role in improving employability opportunities
Dawn is the Employability Training Manager at West Kent. Since joining in 2019, her dedication to helping residents gain the skills and confidence they need has been truly inspiring. As part of our 35 years of West Kent campaign, we want to highlight her team’s work and how it reflects our vision and values.
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35 Years of West Kent – our staff share their experiences of working at West Kent
As part of our 35th anniversary celebrations, we asked staff at our summer all-staff event in July 2024 to share what it means to work at West Kent and what makes it special.
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35 years of West Kent – supporting young people across the Sevenoaks District
This year, we’re not only celebrating 35 years of West Kent, but also the achievement of our youth services team who have been supporting those aged between 8 - 19 for 20 years.
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35 years of West Kent – Diane’s Journey of Support and Compassion
Hear from Diane, Income Manager at West Kent, who has worked here for 25 years. Diane shares her journey from starting as a support worker visiting residents’ homes to becoming a qualified counsellor, all while helping to manage services for vulnerable residents.
