Budding Children’s Resilience
A new specially devised Forest School programme supporting children to build social and emotional resilience
A 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.
The talents and abilities of our members with learning disabilities shine through in our Cookery and Life Skills Course, highlighting the importance of inclusive opportunities.
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
The talents and abilities of our members with learning disabilities shine through in our Cookery and Life Skills Course, highlighting the importance of inclusive opportunities.
Celebrating ten years of Guideposts’ Dreamcatchers Forest School for children and young people with diverse needs.
We celebrated ‘CONNECT With Cake’, a delicious event to raise awareness of loneliness in the community.
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