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Why Kindness Matters
Why Kindness Matters
Kindness is contagious...in a good way.
Kindness is contagious...in a good way.
Kindness Benefits the Giver & the Receiver
Kindness Benefits the Giver & the Receiver
Cultivating Kindness and Connection
Cultivating Kindness and Connection
Random Acts of Kindness
Random Acts of Kindness
You can do this individually, in friendship groups or House groups. Choose a person a day to share one random act of kindness with. This action can be anonymous - the purpose is simply providing a silver lining in someone's day. If you need some ideas & inspiration, click here.
Be a Helper
Be a Helper
Who can you be of benefit to during these challenging times? Is it a friend or family member who needs some extra kindness? Can you provide some support to those in the GSG community or your local area who need some help? Which charity organisations can you connect with? Check out this #viralkindness site to find out how you can help.
Daily Connections
Daily Connections
We might be physically distant but thanks to technology, we are not socially distant. Make time every day to connect with friends who are remote and friends who are on campus. Those who are in a different time zone may be feeling particularly isolated. What can you do as a House to stay connected throughout this next transition?
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