‘The Only Way To Have A Friend Is To Be One’ – Friendship Hints
Making friends is not always easy for people with a learning disability or autism. Take a look at our friendship hints!
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Making friends is not always easy for people with a learning disability or autism. Take a look at our friendship hints!
Mia has recently moved out of her family home into a supported living apartment. Read how she prepared for the move.
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Guideposts members have recently enjoyed two fantastic trips. Our GLADS group had a fun filled time at Butlins, and our...
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David tells us about his experience at Guideposts Community Hub in Stroud, why he feels so comfortable attending and the opportunities it has given him.
Having strong relationships that give a sense of love, belonging and acceptance is important in our lives. We spoke to some members of Guideposts’ Community Mental Health Hub at Henry Smith House, who told us why their friendships are so valuable.
Two men who attend Guideposts Learning and Activity Day Service (GLADS) were house-mates before coming to us. Since coming to the service, their bond has developed and they have discovered more shared interests, including a love of the card-game Blackjack!
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.
This week, 15 – 21 June is Learning Disability Week. The theme of the week is the importance of friendships during lockdown. We caught up with James who leads our work at our Community Hub in Stroud, Gloucestershire to talk about friendships.
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