Hertfordshire
Guideposts services in Hertfordshire
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Community Mental Health Services: Henry Smith House and South-West Hertfordshire
Guideposts’ supportive community working from our Hub in Watford, Henry Smith House, provides a supportive space for people with mental health conditions, with the aims to improve wellbeing, reduce social isolation, and help people to find a greater purpose in life.
Community Support and Connect
Guideposts Community Support and Connect provides one-to-one peer support and support groups for people who experience mental health issues, in south west Hertfordshire.
Cross Street Community Hub
At our Community Hub in Ware we offer a wide range of day activities for adults and young people who have a learning disability, and can support them in pursuing hobbies and activities, and developing their life skills.
Friendship Schemes in Hertfordshire
Guideposts Friendship Schemes support adults with learning disabilities in Stevenage, North Herts, St Albans and Harpenden to meet new people and develop meaningful relationships through a combination of one to one befriending, social group sessions and group outings.
Guideposts Carers Groups
We hold groups in south-west Hertfordshire for people who are carers of family members or friends with mental health conditions and autism, meeting monthly to listen and support each other.
Protected: NEW Community Mental Health Services: Henry Smith House and South-West Hertfordshire
Guideposts’ supportive community working from our Hub in Watford, Henry Smith House, provides a supportive space for people with mental health conditions, with the aims to improve wellbeing, reduce social isolation, and help people to find a greater purpose in life.
Ware Community Activity Scheme
Our Community Activity Scheme supports adults with learning disabilities to increase their independence, taking part in evening activities in small friendship groups in the local community in and around Ware.
Work Training Scheme
Guideposts work training scheme gives adults with learning difficulties access to retail, customer service and employability work training to help them gain skills that they can transfer to the world of work.
