KBH Building Services Ltd recognised the importance of creating a wildlife garden for the school, being in a city area where many of the local children do not have access to a garden of their own. This outdoor space it benefits children greatly! We completed the project from start to finish, we had over fifty team members and volunteers, working together we achieved something we are immensely proud of. Knowing the garden will continue to bring joy and wellbeing to future generations to come is a brilliant feeling.

"I am writing to say a huge thank you for the amazing transformation of our wildlife garden. Both yourself and your team of volunteers have provided us with a very special gift - the use of an incredible outdoor classroom that had sadly become inaccessible. It is an area that our children and wider school community have loved in the past and will now, thanks to your incredible generosity, be able to cherish again". – Rachel Simmonds, Head Teacher

Baseline Studios is where the Lancaster West Estate’s Resident Association are based in the largest estate in Kensington and Chelsea, with over 795 homes. We supported this worthy project by completing a refurbishment to the Baseline Studios community kitchen.

We were thrilled to have been the headline sponsor of the 3rd Annual Customer Festival, a day dedicated to community, disability inclusion and support. This inspirational event, organised by Peabody, brought together the Essex community for a day of celebration and empowerment.
It was an exceptional event fostering an inclusive and supportive environment
Bravo to all involved!

Cumberland Market – Peabody requested a facelift to a community centre based near Cumberland Market, initially to redecorate it and make it a more inviting community asset. On survey, KBH identified additional works we could complete to transform the centre including supply and fitting of new vinyl flooring, a canopy for outside and jet washing of the exterior and patio area to the rear. A total of 480 hours of staff volunteered time was spent on the project.

The event was in aid of the Friends of Bruce House, a small organisation providing vital support to vulnerable people. Bruce House is a small Peabody Community Centre in the heart of Covent Garden. It provides a safe space for social activities and group sessions which are free and open to all. Many of the people accessing the centre are unemployed, on low incomes or struggling with isolation. KBH Haus attended the event and sponsored a "hole". KBH also donated a signed, framed pair of boxing shorts worn by Anthony Joshua which raised further funds at the charity auction.

Hashtag United has approximately 45 teams in the club. Pathways for boys and girls from the ages of 3.5 years, through to senior teams, who are represented in Tier 3 of the men's and women's football pyramid.

Their aim is to understand the needs of the local community. They have introduced walking football for people with early-onset dementia, as well as an all inclusive section, which offers pan-disability football for children and adults. The inclusion of everyone in the community is truly inspirational and something we are proud to put our name to. Keep up the amazing work!