Together, let’s make lonely feel less alone

Our mission: reduce loneliness, one conversation at a time

We exist to make connection easier and support more accessible. Our approach blends evidence-informed counselling, peer support, and community initiatives. We focus on practical tools to navigate isolation, gentle check-ins that rebuild confidence, and spaces—online and in-person—where people feel seen and heard. We’re transparent about how we work: clear boundaries, informed consent, and a robust safeguarding policy that protects you and our team. We train volunteers in active listening, trauma-aware care, and crisis escalation. We measure impact through anonymous feedback, wellbeing check-ins, and partnership outcomes with local services—publishing plain-language updates so you know what’s working and why. Ethics guide everything we do: confidentiality with exceptions only for safety risk, data handled with care, and inclusive support for all identities and backgrounds

The story behind the Kind Company Project

Human Kindness Project began with a simple truth: loneliness can happen to anyone, and it feels lighter when you don’t carry it alone. What started as a handful of conversations grew into a foundation connecting people with compassionate listeners and qualified counsellors. We built a model that meets people where they are—whether that’s a phone call, a message, or a session with a professional—because the first step should feel simple and safe. Today, we’re focused on impact over hype: more meaningful conversations, faster access to support, and partnerships that turn empathy into action

Meet the people behind the care

Aisha R. — Founder & Lead Counsellor

Aisha turned lived experience into a mission, shaping a service that is practical, kind, and accessible. She oversees clinical quality and makes sure every conversation honours your pace and your story

Ben L. — Community Coordinator

Ben connects people to the right kind of support—peer chats, groups, or counselling—and builds partnerships that help reduce isolation across neighbourhoods

Dr. Maya Chen — Clinical Advisor

Maya guides our ethics, safeguarding, and training, ensuring our volunteers and counsellors work within safe, evidence-informed frameworks

Voices we’ve walked with

Committed to safe, ethical support

Frequently Asked Questions

We offer three pathways: confidential counselling with qualified professionals, peer-led listening sessions, and community connection activities. We’ll help you choose what feels right for you
Your conversations are confidential and handled with care. We only break confidentiality if there’s a clear risk of harm to you or others, following our safeguarding policy. We use minimal, secure data and explain your options and rights in plain language before you begin
Reach out via our contact form to book a free introductory chat. We offer low-cost and sliding-scale counselling, with some fully funded sessions depending on availability

Reach out when you’re ready

Share a few details and how you’d like us to contact you. We typically respond within one business day. If you’re in immediate danger or crisis, please contact your local emergency services or a crisis hotline in your area. You don’t have to do this alone