News & events

Have you wondered how Kairos Arts came to be, how it started and grew, or what our vision is? Our CEO and Founder Cathy Sara told her story on UCB Radio1 this week. The interview describes how she was called to fulfil her life's work and purpose.

In case you missed it or are interested in listening click here to listen.

We meet once a month as a community, to stitch and natter over a hot cup of tea or coffee. All is welcome to the group - expert knitters or complete beginners. Click the event to find out more information.

We meet once a month as a community, to stitch and natter over a hot cup of tea or coffee. All is welcome to the group - expert knitters or complete beginners. Click the event to find out more information.

This year, for the first time, we had a stand at the Children's Day Festival. 

The Fairy Houses were the most popular activity. A chance for the children to use their imagination and creativity. It was so lovely to see them so engrossed in the process.  

In case you missed it, our Spring Newsletter is here! 

Catch up on what we have been up to the first half of the year and our exciting events coming up this Summer that you won't want to miss!

This interactive 2 day training gives an overview of how to use creative therapeutic interventions to support children and young people with Special Educational Needs. 

An invitation to come and experience a timeless sanctuary that embodies a journey of "reconnecting back to oneself" - an expression of the emotional challenges, hope and empowerment felt by those affected by domestic abuse when using the creative arts. Exhibition is opening 10-15th March.

It's been a busy Autumn. We have been out and about with a week at NatWest and a day at Lloyds, selling our freedom products from Bolivia and India. We held a wellbeing session at Ogier, a wellbeing workshop for staff at Macmillan, and a six-week programme at Grouville School! 

Two weeks: ten therapeutic sessions to support Project Suma, a visit to brothels, a Freedom Business and a smaller family support centre, all led by a team of four from Jersey.