Meet Trudy
Meet Trudy, whose son Gareth has been attending Guideposts Dig'n'Grow for over 3 years, and is looking to take the next step in independence.
Meet Trudy, whose son Gareth has been attending Guideposts Dig'n'Grow for over 3 years, and is looking to take the next step in independence.
With the Olympics on the TV and in the news, Guideposts groups decided to create their very own Olympics this summer, including a whole day of games at Dig'n'Grow
How a Guideposts group went from music lovers to video stars, writing and recording their own charity single.
We celebrated ‘CONNECT With Cake’, a delicious event to raise awareness of loneliness in the community.
A day trip to London Zoo was extra special for members of Guideposts Friendship 4 All, boosting confidence as well as happiness.
Guideposts member Chrissy tells us how she is learning independent life skills like cooking a meal for herself, with her support worker Jane.
Guideposts member Sam and support worker Jane tell us why outings can make such a big difference to people with a learning disability.
How financial concerns mean Rachel, like many people with a learning disability, is unable to go on breaks and trips.
Christmas can be a stressful time for people with dementia and their loved ones. From unfamiliar decorations to festive food, our guide can help you navigate challenges.
A recent report from Carers UK found a third of carers always or often feel lonely. Half of carers feel...
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