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Meet Sean – managing mental health with football
Sean tells us about his life and mental health, and how the Guideposts football team helps him.
Sean tells us about his life and mental health, and how the Guideposts football team helps him.
The story of Luke and Jenny, showing how important respite is for family carers who look after their loved ones.
Imagine a year filled with happiness, inspiration, and kindness. That’s the magic of The Happy Year, a curated collection of feel good moments designed to brighten your year.
We are excited to announce the launch of our new Friendship 4 All service in Oxfordshire was a great success.
Guideposts FC take part at the Mental Health World Cup at Queen’s Park Ranger's stadium.
We’re delighted to share some fantastic news! AccessAva is now available on our website, to provide you with accessible, reliable, and free legal advice and information tailored specifically to your health and social care needs.
The first sessions from our new specially devised Forest School programme supporting children to build social and emotional resilience
In collaboration with Nick Blinko, Videographer Sam Simmons-Betts has created a short film that offers a glimpse into Nick's life at Guideposts.
February is a month that really highlights all things love and friendship. It’s also a great time to think about how important connection is for everyone, especially those living with disabilities. 💖
Guideposts has been expanding its dementia friendly support groups, Guideposts CONNECT with the latest addition in Newent, Gloucestershire.
We're Guideposts Trust. Our mission is to make sure no-one living with mental health challenges, learning disabilities or dementia is left behind.
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info@guideposts.org.uk
01993 893560
Guideposts Trust Limited is registered in England as a company No. 1282361 and registered with the Charity Commission No. 272619. Images and Content are the copyright of Guideposts Trust and may not be used without written consent.
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