Guideposts Olympic Games
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
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.
We are delighted to announce Kathryn Courtenay-Evans as our new CEO at Guideposts.
A day trip to London Zoo was extra special for members of Guideposts Friendship 4 All, boosting confidence as well as happiness.
Our Space, a thriving community social evening for adults with disabilities and related conditions.
Find out what motivates Steph and inspired her to join Guideposts as a Team Lead at The Albion.
Gardeners from Guideposts “Dig’n’Grow” project helped to create the tranquil space for our neighbours in Carterton, by planting trees around the garden.
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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