Making my own meal!
Guideposts member Chrissy tells us how she is learning independent life skills like cooking a meal for herself, with her support worker Jane.
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Guideposts member Chrissy tells us how she is learning independent life skills like cooking a meal for herself, with her support worker Jane.
Find out about the highlights and challenges Anthony faces as coordinator for Guideposts Better Connected.
The latest news from Guideposts highlighting our recent activities. includes a focus on specialist day services for people with learning disabilities.
The latest news from Guideposts highlighting our recent activities. includes a focus on coaching for Complex Emotional Needs.
Mia has recently moved out of her family home into a supported living apartment. Read how she prepared for the move.
The last instalment this year of the story of Guideposts takes us from 2020 to the present day, making the most of opportunities to fast-track innovations in Guideposts’ work.
David tells us about his experience at Guideposts Community Hub in Stroud, why he feels so comfortable attending and the opportunities it has given him.
The fourth instalment of the story of Guideposts looks at how the charity has been addressing the needs of carers, and of children and young people with additional needs.
How the cost of living crisis affects the people Guideposts supports, and how we can deliver support tailored to our members’ needs.
The third instalment of the story of Guideposts comes to how the charity started addressing the issues affecting people living with dementia, and setting up the UK's first teaching nursing home.
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