Jo Perkins has been a support worker for 15 years .She recently spoke with us about her role and career progression. Read more
Easter is one of our favourite holidays at Guild Care and we love any excuse to bring our resident’s families together. The past couple of years have made family visits difficult, but this year we welcomed Easter with open arms Read more
Food and nutrition are key areas of focus for care homes, both in the early days of welcoming a new resident, and as an ongoing basis for maintaining their health and wellbeing. Read more
Sarah Tetrault has worked out Guild Care for 27 years in a variety of roles. Here she talks about her career progression. Read more
Heidi Maling has been working at Guild Care for four years. She recently sat down with us and talked about her role and career progression. Read more
Les Poplawski has been working at Guild Care since 2006. He recently sat down and talked about career progression and what his job in care means to him. Read more
Dianne was kind enough to talk to us about volunteering with Guild Care and the Worthing Cares Christmas appeal. Read more
Roy will be volunteering on Christmas Eve as part of our Worthing Cares project, delivering hampers and doorstep chats to some of our service users who will be spending the holidays alone. Read more
Along with over 70 kind-hearted volunteers, Caroline will be taking part in our Worthing Cares project over the Christmas period. Read more
Becky Sinclair is Guild Care’s Recruitment Manager. Before joining our charity, she worked in care for 13 years. Read more
We provide short-term stays, offering carers a break or a supportive environment for people to convalesce in following an operation, injury or illness. Read more
To make your care home journey easier, we’re going to explain what the key differences are between residential and nursing care. Read more