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When a person is living with dementia, it can pose a challenging and difficult time for them and their families, which is why it is vital that they receive support as they make their way along their dementia journey.

Like most people, you may have things in your home that you are ready to see the back of, be it clothing, shoes, books, CDs or old toys that you just have not got round to clearing out.

With the start of the new year, we often begin to think about what we would like to accomplish in the following months. Many of us will consider giving back to a worthy cause, and why not your local charity?

A break from caring can make the world of difference to families and carers of adults with learning disabilities and complex needs.

September marks World Alzheimer’s Month, an international campaign to raise awareness and challenge the stigma that surrounds dementia.

In celebration of International Youth Day, Guild Care is raising awareness of the fantastic work the charity does with young people with learning disabilities through its Ashdown Centre.

Did you know that local charity Guild Care opened its first care home in Worthing back in 1943?

Guild Care has a new range of respite services to help carers recharge their batteries.

Guild Care’s annual Pedal along the Prom will return to Worthing seafront on Sunday, April 14, for a fun day out for the whole family, complete with food, drink and activities.

Worthing-based charity Guild Care is one of Worthing’s largest organisations, employing more than 600 staff in a wide range of roles.

Student Volunteer Week has been marked by Guild Care and the charity said it was proud to celebrate young people who give up their time for free to volunteer, as well as encourage more to get involved.

The charity Guild Care is hosting its second clay pigeon shoot event to raise funds to support children and adults in need.

Intergenerational care is the practice of bringing the young and elderly together by introducing nurseries or toddler groups and care homes to one another.

Kick start your new year’s resolutions and support Guild Care at the same time.

’Tis the season to be jolly, which is why Guild Care has been hosting a variety of seasonal events to get you into the festive spirit and help you wrap up the end of the year with plenty of cheer, including exciting Christmas fayres and a delicious Breakfast with Santa.

More than 160 people attended the annual Guild Care Staff and Volunteer Awards, which were held at Our Lady of Sion School.

Our high streets are going through a challenging time. Cash is tight for many consumers and the ease and cheapness of online shopping can be difficult to compete with.

Fundraising is essential for a charity. Not only does it help fund vital services, it also serves as an opportunity to spread word of the organisation, informing the community about the importance of what they do and how they can help.