Care & support
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St Peter Port
Part of Action for Children (UK)
Formerly known as NCH Guernsey; serving the Bailiwick since 2001; offices redesigned with trauma-informed principles by Clermont Interiors
Action for Children is the Guernsey branch of the UK children's charity, supporting young people aged 13–25 with homelessness, independent living, substance use, leaving care, and employability. Operating from St Peter Port since 2001 as the Guernsey Youth & Housing Project, formerly known as NCH Guernsey, it runs over 20 projects including Nightstop emergency hosting and the QuitVape programme. Registered Guernsey charity CH330. —
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Peer-led support for addiction recovery, including substance-use support for young people.
From their website
Youth substance support · Substance use support (education, support work, vaping cessation, drug/alcohol/tobacco education in schools) · QuitVape programme
PeopleAaron Davies (Children's Services Manager) · Mark Bisson (Practice Manager) · Kristina Edwards (Practice Lead - Substance Use) · Chloe Molnar (Practice Lead - Independent Living) · +1 more
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Other businesses under Action for Children, across all of Island Graph.
Guernsey Youth & Housing Project is a charity supporting young people aged 13–25 with homelessness, substance use, independent living, and employability.
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Bereavement support for young people — counselling, peer groups, remembrance.
Charity supporting children in distress worldwide
Voluntary domestic charity for Frossard Children's Ward; founded 2013
Charity supporting young people aged 13-25 with homelessness and employability
Health charity promoting healthy living: eating, weight, activity, substance use
Charity providing small grants for children's wellbeing; over £1.1m since 2001