Our Autumn Highlights for 2023
The latest news from Guideposts highlighting our recent activities. includes a focus on specialist day services for people with learning disabilities.
How to support Guideposts
The latest news from Guideposts highlighting our recent activities. includes a focus on specialist day services for people with learning disabilities.
Mike Mumby was a well-loved member of CONNECT and supported other couples facing dementia. Guideposts' Liz reflects on the special person Mike was.
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...
20 May 2022 Dementia Action Week takes place in May each year. The week, instigated by Alzheimer’s Society, is driven...
Planning DIY projects can be a great way for people with additional needs to stay positive, learn new skills, and beat the dreaded winter blues. Here are 7 easy DIY projects to keep busy and raise your spirits during the winter months.
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.
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.
June gave a talk to Guideposts Dementia Carers Group in April about what to do on diagnosis of dementia, where she highlighted these tips from her own experience.
Our team in Gloucestershire have been connecting children with older people in our CONNECT groups by setting up a pen pal service.
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