A New Safe Social Platform for People with Learning Disabilities & Autism
Guideposts Trust has launched a new programme, Better Connected, to help adults with learning disabilities and autism stay social and...
Guideposts Trust has launched a new programme, Better Connected, to help adults with learning disabilities and autism stay social and...
As we make the final preparations for reopening we wanted to reflect on some of the thing we have done since the start of the pandemic. So here are 6 things to celebrate!
James is the Chair of our Service User Council so we caught up with him to find out about who he is, his role and what co-production means to him.
Our team in Gloucestershire have been connecting children with older people in our CONNECT groups by setting up a pen pal service.
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.
Our Autumn Highlights 2019 newsletter is out – bringing you all the latest news and stories from across the charity....
Our Dementia Wellbeing Hub celebrated Dementia Action Week with a 1940’s themed tea party!
We explain what social prescribing is and how our social projects and services provide a wide range of community opportunities for the people we support.
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