Nestled in a serene and quiet area of Worthing, our Caer Gwent care home offers residential, 24/7 nursing and palliative care, all delivered by a group of highly trained carers and clinical teams. Read more
New research has revealed the percentage of over-65s living in care homes is higher in Worthing than anywhere else in England and Wales. For this study, Guild Care analysed data from the Office of National Statistics ‘Older people living in care homes and changes over time’ report. Read more
When someone is diagnosed with dementia, it’s easy for them to lose touch with the outside world. The individual may struggle to do the ‘normal’ things that they once enjoyed, such as seeing friends or going out for a meal. This also affects the relatives of those living with dementia, as they worry about their loved one becoming isolated from life outside of their home. Read more
Choosing a care home that is right for your loved one is never an easy decision. For many families, it’s hard to know what to expect from a care home, and the experience can feel daunting. One of the key things you want to know is that the person you love will receive the best possible physical and emotional support. Read more
At all three of our care homes we offer high quality, person-centred care that's delivered with compassion, skill, and expertise. As part of our care offering, each of our homes feature 24-hour nursing care as standard - which can scale as peoples' needs change. This helps to create a real sense of stability and safety for our residents, reassuring them and their families that Guild Care can provide a forever home. Read more
In a heart-warming gesture, the team at Guild Care's Haviland House Day Service has made one of their member's dreams come true by giving him the opportunity to sing again as part of a Welsh male choir. Read more
In our three care homes, Haviland House, Linfield House and Caer Gwent and throughout our community-based services, we provide high-quality, person-centred care that helps the most vulnerable within our community to live well and enjoy life to the full. Read more
Guild Care is thrilled to announce the exceptional talent of Jenny, who has been crowned as the winner of their 90th birthday competition. Jenny's magnificent artwork, which beautifully portrays Worthing's local landmarks, has captured people's hearts and secured her well-deserved victory. Read more
Moving into a care home can be a daunting experience – and especially so for someone living with dementia. That’s why we make sure each of our residents are welcomed with open arms into our loving Guild Care family. Read more
Members and guests came together at Haviland House on Friday, September 15, for the annual meeting and a 90th birthday vintage afternoon tea to celebrate Guild Care's support for the community of Worthing and surrounding areas. Read more
Guild Care, a leading Social Care charity, opens its 12th shop on Monday 11th September in Horsham! This eagerly anticipated addition will offer a wide selection of high-quality, second-hand goods. Read more
Our diverse range of community services support many individuals – including older people, people living with dementia, and children and adults with learning disabilities. As a charity, our aim is to reduce the isolation or social stigmas that these groups may be experiencing. Read more
28 exceptional individuals embarked on a thrilling adventure by taking on the world's largest inflatable 5k, all in the name of charity. This remarkable endeavour was organised to support Guild Care, Worthing’s leading Social Care Charity. Read more
Kerri Sparrowe, our dedicated Care Needs Coordinator and Dementia Lead at Haviland House, showcased remarkable courage and compassion as she embarked on a daring adventure to raise funds for Guild Care. On the 27th of August, Kerri soared through the skies in a heart-pounding skydive, ultimately generating over £1,000 for Guild Care. Read more
Guild Care will be given help to innovate and grow thanks to a new partnership with the University of Brighton supported by UK government funding. Read more
Caring for someone with dementia comes with exceptional challenges. As symptoms progress, a person’s behaviour may change and they will often require more support. If you’re a full-time caregiver it can be hard to find time for yourself. Read more
To give you an idea of what life is like inside a Guild Care home, we asked residents Pat, Brenda and Jemma to tell us about their experiences at Caer Gwent, our elegant Worthing care home. Read more
At Caer Gwent, our elegant care home based in a quiet, residential area of Worthing, our team of highly trained carers offer our residents a mixture of residential, nursing, and palliative care. No matter where they are on their journey, our fully inclusive services adapt to deliver the right level of care and provide a forever home as residents’ needs change. Read more
Living in a care home doesn't mean putting your life on hold. Caer Gwent offers fourteen different activities each week. For instance, Monday is typically a day for exercising both the mind and body. Morning exercises like chair yoga are followed by an afternoon quiz. It is important to take care of your body, mind, and soul. Read more
Activities are a central part of life at all three of our Worthing care homes – Haviland House, Linfield House and Caer Gwent. We encourage residents to take part in as much meaningful activity as possible, knowing the positive difference it can make to their physical and mental wellbeing. Read more
Guild Care's new charity’s shop opening was officiated by renowned best-selling author Peter James. This highly anticipated addition marks a significant milestone for Guild Care with the Hove shop being it’s eleventh shop in the local area. Read more
Local charity superstore ‘The Greenhouse’ has recently expanded, making it one of the largest charity superstores in the United Kingdom. With an impressive retail space spanning 20,000 square feet and open 7 days a week, this Guild Care superstore offers an extensive selection of pre-loved items. Read more
Guild Care, a local leading Social Care Charity was recently joined by Carers Support West Sussex at the Bradbury Wellbeing Centre (a centre that supports people living with dementia and their carers) as well as at Guild Care's head office in Worthing. Read more
It’s completely natural to experience a range of emotions when moving a loved one into a care home. Families often feel a mixture of anxiety, guilt and sadness. They may also struggle to understand when it’s the right time and what they need to know when looking for the right home. Read more