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The best way to get to know us and the difference we make is through the stories of life-changing relationships in L'Arche between people with and without disabilities. These encounters and friendships are at the heart of our model of individual and societal transformation.
L'Arche Kent invites local MP to discuss concerns about government proposals for earned settlement and to meet people affected Read more
Join L'Arche Kent on a historic pilgrimage to Canterbury, enjoying community, reflection, and friendship as we walk the path of ancient pilgrims. Read more
Exploring the moments of connection and community experienced during a year as a L'Arche Intern in Kent. Read more
Read Thomas's reflection about his time as an Intern in L'Arche Kent. In the story, Tom shares his insights on humility, God and joy in everyday. Read more
Watch a video featuring artists from L'Arche's Joyful Rebellion exhibition at The Beaney House of Art and Knowledge introducing their work. Read more
Watch our superb dance video to the tune of Take That's iconic Shine and join our Makaton choir by signing the chorus for a more fun and inclusive world! Read more
From the early beginnings in 1972, we return to Canterbury Cathedral to break bread, sing and celebrate 50 years of L'Arche in Kent. Read more
That's what Mark responded when Adam, his support assistant, asked what his life would be called if it were a cocktail as they spent a few days at a Greenbelt Festival. Read more
In this piece, Eddie Gilmore shares how he learned to tell stories about the amazing people that make L’Arche L’Arche. Read more
Read about a celebration of the life of a wonderful woman Denise and the invitation to her funeral to dress as if coming to a wedding. Read more
Communities across UK took part in the #CanaryCraftivists project as the COP26 conference takes place in Glasgow. Find out what our members handcrafted and what kind of goods L'Arche Community in Kent were selling at the Eco Fayre last weekend. Read more
Reflections on living at L'Arche Kent, by Marilyn Hull Read more
‘I think L’Arche is one of those places where you can change the world, and changing the world starts with changing yourself.’ Read more
Ramil was an accountant in Azerbaijan before coming to the UK to live and work as an assistant with L’Arche. A practicing Muslim, Ramil says that L’Arche is helping him to live out his faith in the world. Read more