Sebbie Hall

When two worlds collide and “no” becomes “yes.” Happy 50th Birthday to @KingsTrust . For 50 years, The King’s Trust has helped young people build confidence, skills and opportunities for the future. And for the last 5 years, Sebbie has been spreading kindness while proving that disability should never define what someone can achieve. Doctors once told Sebbie he may never walk or achieve movement independently. But Sebbie has spent his whole life proving people wrong, which is why this connection felt so meaningful. The incredible young people at The King’s Trust chose to support Sebbie as part of their fundraising project, raising £200 through walks and cake sales. They connected with his story because they understand what it feels like to face barriers, hear “no,” and keep going anyway. To thank them, Sebbie wanted to give something back, surprising every student with chocolate and food for their graduation celebration to recognise their hard work, resilience and achievements. As celebrations take over Earl’s Court tonight, we wanted to shine a light on this special connection. While The King’s Trust opens doors to careers, Sebbie is working towards opening doors to independence through his dream of building an Assisted Living Village for disabled young adults. If you’d like to support Sebbie’s mission, head to the link below, your support means the world ✨💙 justgiving.com/crowdfunding/s…

The world is at war, but Sebbie has found a way to fight back... This is Sebbie’s nightly routine. Every single night, he’s in his garage prepping these acts of kindness to remind us all that humanity still exists. He knows that in a world that doesn’t always understand him, kindness is the one language with no rules against anyone. The Mission: Raising £1M to build an assisted living village for the disability community. Head to the link in below to support Sebbie’s mission! justgiving.com/crowdfunding/s…

Come spend a fun, chocolate filled day with Sebbie @CadburyWorld 🍫 Warning: may cause sudden cravings for dairy milk 🤣

Over 2,000 days of kindness and this one might be his most full-circle yet. This week is Deaf Awareness Week and also Children’s Book Week, and as Sebbie had been gifted a copy of the brand-new Peppa Pig: Hearing Test from his friends at @SweetCherryPub , he decided to take this as an act of kindness to Cathedral Hearing, who have been such incredible supporters of his over the years. When Sebbie was a baby, we were told he would never speak. However, Sebbie found his voice in actions. He showed us all that it wasn’t about words, it was about impact. By doing a random act of kindness every single day to make a stranger smile, he has raised the funds to provide over 500 communication devices to schools, organisations and families in need, proving every single day that “different” is a superpower. This is so much more than just a book donation, Sebbie is donating confidence and representation. When Sebbie was younger, inclusive books like this, especially ones featuring communication symbols, were rare, expensive and often felt clinical. They simply didn’t exist on normal shelves. Now, by donating this book, he is helping children who are visiting with their parents to feel seen, understood and celebrated while they wait. A massive shout-out to Hasbro, @every_cherry , @SweetCherryPub and of course @peppapig. Thank you for being so fantastic and creating something so inclusive that truly changes the experience for the next generation. This is another chapter in Sebbie’s story of kindness, but it is also the beginning of so many other people’s stories. Because this isn’t just a book; it’s a reminder that every child deserves to feel like the hero of their own journey 📚✨💙

A different post today from Seb’s mum… A few people have recently said to me, “it’s not really Seb coming up with these ideas, is it?” It got me thinking, not in a bad way, just that maybe people are curious about how it all comes together. So today, I’m sharing what happens behind the scenes, every night… of every day… of every week… this is what Seb does (and yes, the mess he makes!) and how his ideas come to life. Every night, without fail, he goes out into the garage with his “kindness box”, something he’s built up over the last six years and he sits there, making a right old mess, deciding how he can make someone smile the next day. No one tells Seb what to do. No one plans it for him. It’s just him, thinking about how he can make someone smile. These comments do take me back a little. When Seb was first diagnosed, we were told a lot of things. Sebbie has a rare condition where parts of his brain don’t communicate the way they should, something called agenesis of the corpus callosum. In simple terms, the pathways between the two sides aren’t fully there, parts of his brain are missing. It means things like one hand doing up a button while the other is undoing it at the same time. Back then, we were told he might never walk, never talk and maybe never be able to think. There are lots of people online who talk about kindness, and that’s a lovely thing, but Sebbie actually does it, with no agenda behind it, and the only expectation is to make a stranger smile. Not many people choose to make someone new smile, on purpose, every single day. So maybe instead of questioning it, we can just share it. Because when you look at what he deals with on a day-to-day basis, kindness really does feel like a superpower. Seb isn’t an angel, he’s human. He has his struggles and moments, like we all do. But he has this innocent joy that gives him purpose, and it’s a beautiful thing to watch. Please believe in the power of kindness, and in Seb’s ideas to make a difference. I’ve seen first-hand the impact it has on people, maybe he’s onto something. Ashley x

That is all that matters 💛

This Global Love Day, we challenge YOU to share this and make someone else smile ❤️

Today is Sebbie’s 23rd birthday and one of his biggest wishes just came true, he laid the first brick on the land where we’ll build the UK’s first Kindness Village 🧱🏠 A place where young adults with disabilities can live, work and thrive, because right now, too many are left without choice, without the right support, without a future built for them. Sebbie was born with a condition where the two sides of his brain don’t fully connect. We were told he might never walk, talk, or even think. But he’s spent his life proving that kindness can change everything raising over £100,000 and inspiring thousands along the way. Now he’s building something bigger than himself, but he can’t do it alone. 1 million people. £1 each. That’s all it takes. That’s all we need to help change disabled young people’s lives. Join us. Join Sebbie 💙 justgiving.com/crowdfunding/s…

Kindness, like the water in Venice, always finds a way to flow 🌊💛 After learning about the history of Venice, Sebbie was fascinated by how the city is connected. Did you know the design of a gondola actually symbolises the 7 parts of the city joined as one? Inspired by that connection, Sebbie decided to start a ripple of his own. He set out with 7 Ducks of Luck, a number known for magic and connection to share with the people and places of Venice.

Brits eat 52 biscuits every second… so, Sebbie turned a national obsession into something a little more meaningful 🍪 Taking small acts of kindness to the queue at @MichaelRosenYes “Nice!” tour, because sometimes it’s the simplest moments that make someone’s day.

Fortune cookies usually tell you what’s coming…this one might just change how someone feels in the present 🥠💛

Sebbie’s back at it again making another @Ryanair flight the happiest plane in the sky. What better way to celebrate a break than with a KitKat at 30,000 feet? 👀✈️🍫

If you ever want to know what Sebbie’s doing, it’s showing up with kindness, EVERY single day 🤷‍♂️

Kindness will never not be contagious 🥹

Shhh… the Easter Bunny came a day early 🐰💛 A little surprise for the incredible people working behind the scenes at Cadbury World, with homemade cupcakes made by Sebbie (with a little help along the way) because who doesn’t love a sweet surprise 🧁

In the kitchen with Seb… hot cross buns, freshly baked and ready for Good Friday ✝️ Sebbie made these with his aunty as they are a tradition that dates back centuries, with the cross symbolising the meaning behind today. A day for reflection, kindness, and coming together (with something warm from the oven, of course) 🐣✨

One book could change everything 📚 On International Children’s Book Day, Sebbie wanted to donate children’s books to a community wall he found in London, an amazing initiative by DEconstruct, encouraging people to pass on pre-loved books for other children to enjoy. A reminder that something as simple as a book can spark imagination, comfort, and opportunity. This International Children’s Book Day, let’s inspire young minds to fall in love with reading, celebrate the power of children’s literature, and spread a little kindness along the way 💛

Still a mystery where Sebbie got all these KitKats from…but he’s done what he does best, turning them into small acts of kindness and giving people a well-deserved break👀🍫

Stop what you’re doing, watch till the end… Today is World Theatre Day, and while so many of us take trips to the theatre for granted, not everyone has that same experience. For some, it can feel overwhelming, which is why relaxed performances are so important. They create a space where more people can feel comfortable, included, and able to experience the magic of theatre. Sebbie wanted to make sure his peers didn’t miss out, so he paid for them all to go and experience it together. @brumhippodrome is one of many theatres offering relaxed performances like this, but they can only continue with support. Moments like this should be for everyone 🎭

Everyone deserves to be seen 🍪💜