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My start at Kaleidoscope came at the same time as an extended visit from old friends. As we hung out, laughed and basked in the easy connection that comes from history together, they asked about my new job. I found myself explaining what Kaleidoscope is and why I’ve joined.

Another chance to look back, and then to look forward. David Haslam explores false memory syndrome, well-intentioned but unfulfilled resolutions, and the dawn of new challenges in 2023.

We've recruited a lot of people over the last six years, and you'll see in our job ads that our first requirement is always that you’re kind. Rich Taunt explains why and what we've learned along the way.

I did an eight week flexi-placement at Kaleidoscope as part of the NHS graduate management trainee scheme. I learned a lot about health and care and how an organisation can work in a different way.

There may be a film called 'The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner’ but, according to Katie Goulding, running is not at all solitary. If anything, it is really a team sport.

I'm worth a lot of things. That extra scoop of ice cream. Those 30 more minutes in bed. Even all the extremely sparkly bath bombs. But I’m not worth more than four times the pay of any of my colleagues.