Caring for Carers
John juggles his caring responsibilities with his own mental health condition. Guideposts has been working with John to ensure he receives the practical and emotional support he needs to cope in his caring role.
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John juggles his caring responsibilities with his own mental health condition. Guideposts has been working with John to ensure he receives the practical and emotional support he needs to cope in his caring role.
Recently, Clare had an accident that required surgery – and her thoughts immediately turned to her daughter Izzie.
There are millions of unpaid carers throughout the UK who are at risk of burning out right now. This is why it’s more important than ever that carers get the help and support they need to prioritise their own health and wellbeing.
Leah started working with Guideposts in spring this year. She told us about the experience – and why she doesn’t want to leave!
Mike and Laura recently shared their anniversary celebration with their CONNECT group, to thank them for all the love, help and support they have received.
The story of how one volunteer went from blog writer to a key staff member within our marketing and communications team.
Becky is a volunteer for our CONNECT groups in Gloucestershire, as well as with the Dementia Wellbeing Hub. She lives with some difficulties in her own life, and we spoke to her about how her volunteering helps her overcome these.
Nice has been volunteering for Guideposts at our Community Mental Health Hub in Watford, Henry Smith House, since 2019. We spoke to Nice about her experience with us.
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