This year, the association organised its first ever WDEAA Golf Tournament

Chris Trott, Director of Coast and Country Real Estate, and his team recently hosted one of several events planned for this year in support of local causes.  Chris explains:  “The Worthing District Estate Agents Association (WDEAA) was established 77 years ago and has been supporting estate agents and other property professionals ever since. Our members are made up of local independent agents, and we aim to host two to three events each year. These include social gatherings, educational activities, and anything we feel can help strengthen and improve the property industry within our community. We also use our social events as an opportunity to raise funds for charity.”

This year, the association organised its first ever WDEAA Golf Tournament, selecting Guild Care as the charity partner.  The event was a tremendous success, raising vital funds and receiving enthusiastic support from attendees. The team has already confirmed the tournament’s return for next year.

In addition, the WDEAA held its annual dinner on 22nd November, once again raising funds for Guild Care, who were delighted with the outcome.  These events reflect the association’s continued commitment to supporting local charities while bringing together professionals across the property sector.

Guild Care In safe hands — from companionship to complex care

At Guild Care, their Home Care service provides personalised support for older people and vulnerable adults living in Worthing and the surrounding areas. Their goal is to help individuals remain independent while staying safe, comfortable, and confident in their own homes.

Home Care Services

Guild Care offer flexible, person-centred care designed around your needs. This can include assistance with medication, personal care, wellbeing checks, and friendly companionship. They also provide respite care, giving regular carers the opportunity to rest and recharge.

The Guildcare team can help with everyday tasks such as household duties, shopping, and preparing meals.  They can also escort you to medical appointments, social activities, or community events. Additional services – including overnight support and live-in care – may be available on request.  Please contact the Guild Care team to find out more.