Care & support

Volunteer-run charity providing financial and practical support to cancer patients and their families in Alderney.

Charity providing free, confidential support to adults experiencing or at risk of homelessness, founded in 2024.

Charity established in 2017, awarded Guernsey Community Foundation Charity of the Year in 2021, and operating a children's centre, nursery, and literacy programme in St Sampson.

Guernsey charity building a public defibrillator network and delivering CPR training across the Bailiwick.

Registered charity offering free, impartial advice on legal, financial, and welfare matters, with specialist debt and budgeting support.

Privately run, 47-bedroom specialist dementia care facility in St Martin, established in 2017.

Registered charity supporting adults with learning disabilities through occupational training in horticulture, hospitality, retail, and workshops in St Sampson.

Registered charity founded in 1919, providing practical support, assistive equipment, and social activities for visually impaired islanders across the Bailiwick.

The non-profit governing body for football in the Bailiwick, affiliated with The FA since 1893 and a County FA Recognition Award 2025 Finalist.

Guernsey Voluntary Service (GVS) supports older and vulnerable islanders through Meals on Wheels, two social clubs, bathing services, and blood donor calling, backed by around 500 volunteers.

Guernsey Women's Refuge provides crisis accommodation and a 24-hour helpline for women and children fleeing domestic abuse, operated by Safer LBG.

Charitable foundation raising awareness of male cancers and supporting affected men and their families across the Bailiwick.

Guernsey registered charity supporting families of premature and seriously ill babies and children through baby boxes, compassionate housing, and neonatal equipment funding.

Sunflower Project provides free bereavement support for children and young people across the Bailiwick, run by the Youth Commission.

Charity established in 1993, operating four weekly social centres and a volunteer-driven minibus fleet for Guernsey residents over 65.

Registered charity providing financial and practical support to cancer patients and their families since 1964.

Residential care home for the elderly in the Castel, offering en-suite studios and apartments with 24-hour personal care.

States of Guernsey online information service for disabled people, parents, and carers, developed by the States Disability Officer under the 2013 Disability and Inclusion Strategy.

Charitable care home in Alderney with 27 bedrooms and 14 studio apartments, offering residential, respite, dementia, and home care services.

Sheltered housing and residential care facility in Alderney, offering 24-hour care support and en-suite accommodation, with 14 registered LTCB residential beds.

Guernsey charity supporting young people aged 13–25 with homelessness, independent living, and substance use.

Weekly social day centre for older people at Rovers Athletic Club, Vale, run by Age Concern Guernsey.

Volunteer-run social club for older people, meeting at St Martin's Parish Church Hall every Friday afternoon.

Charity established in 1993, operating a Guernsey-wide social centre for residents aged 65 and over, with annual membership at £5.

Weekly social group for older people meeting at Sylvans Sports Club in St Pierre du Bois, run by Age Concern Guernsey.

Charity established in 2012, specialising in autism support, advocacy, and awareness for the Bailiwick, and governed by 9 directors.

Nursing and residential care facility in St Martin offering 24-hour nurse care, residential care, day care, and warden-assisted sheltered apartments.

The States of Guernsey committee responsible for protecting and improving community health and wellbeing.

Registered charity offering dementia awareness training, a community badge scheme, and carer support across Guernsey.

States of Guernsey early help service for children and families, offering therapy, parenting, and mentoring programmes.

Residential care home established in 1998, providing specialised dementia, EMI, palliative, and physically disabled care in the Vale.

Medical equipment shop in St Sampson selling and hiring stairlifts, mobility aids, and first aid supplies.

Registered charity supporting individuals affected by dementia and their carers through a sitting service, social activities, and resources including The Dementia Perspective Podcast.

Registered charity providing support groups, a helpline, and one-to-one support for cancer patients, carers, and families.

Charity providing residential, respite, and day care for islanders with serious physical disabilities from its Shorncliffe care home since 1987.

Registered charity established in 2010, distributing grants and philanthropic support to causes across the Bailiwick.

Guernsey Employment Trust (GET) is a free-to-access registered charity helping disabled and disadvantaged people find and maintain paid employment through job coaching, work experience, and supported employment services.

Guernsey Housing Association (GHA) is a not-for-profit housing association managing over 1,000 social rented, partial ownership, and specialist homes.

Local self-help support group for people affected by macular disease and other eye conditions, founded in 2014.

Family-run retailer in Vale selling, hiring, and servicing mobility scooters, wheelchairs, and power chairs, established in 2017.

Christian charity established in 1896 providing food bank services, vouchers, household items, life skills support, and befriending to residents in financial need.

Charity supporting young people aged 13–25 with homelessness, substance use, independent living, and employability.

Castel-based charity supporting people with acquired brain injury and their families through rehabilitation, social reintegration, and family support.

Charity providing trained volunteer home visiting support and Dragonflies pre-school drop-in sessions for families with children under seven.

Guernsey charity supporting families in Malawi and Uganda through social enterprise, water supply, and child development programmes.

Islands Safeguarding Children Partnership (ISCP) is a multi-agency government body coordinating child safeguarding across Guernsey and Alderney.

Extra care housing development in Vale with 54 accessible units, established in 2016 and managed by the Guernsey Housing Association.

GHA-operated extra care housing complex in St Martin, providing 24/7 on-site care and support for independent living.

Independent Guernsey charity providing free palliative and end-of-life care to Bailiwick residents, funded entirely by public donations and fundraising.

Volunteer-run Guernsey charity supporting people with respiratory illness through equipment lending, therapy funding, and community events.

Alderney charity established in 2014, specialising in dementia care, carer support, and respite services, and an associate member of Guernsey Alzheimer's Association.

Volunteer-run charity supporting people with multiple sclerosis across the Bailiwick, established in 1976.

Guernsey's breast cancer support charity, offering emotional, practical and financial help to those affected by breast cancer since 2001.

Volunteer-run charity offering free therapeutic horse riding for disabled adults and children, founded in 1974.

The Bailiwick of Guernsey's only specialist domestic abuse charity, providing crisis support, counselling, and professional training.

SSAFA Guernsey is the local Armed Forces charity supporting serving personnel, veterans, and their families across the Bailiwick.

Independent community pharmacy in St Martin offering prescription dispensing, flu vaccines, travel clinic, and aesthetic services.

Private 55-bed nursing and residential care home in St Peter Port, caring for residents aged 65 and over.

Registered charity providing free youth services for ages 4–25 across the Bailiwick.

Registered Guernsey Charity (CH323) established in 1999, offering individual family support and advocacy for children and young people with additional needs.

The Office of the Children's Convenor investigates child welfare referrals and acts as gatekeeper to the Child Youth and Community Tribunal.

Guernsey's only dedicated emergency shelter, providing dormitory accommodation for homeless adults in St Peter Port.

Limited company specialising in lift installation and servicing with 24/7 emergency callout and a 1-hour response time across Guernsey and Jersey.

Adult Autism Assessment Team provides specialist autism assessments for adults aged 18 and over, accepting referrals from GPs, mental health practitioners, and self-referrals.

States of Guernsey government service providing residential care, supported living, and community support for adults with learning disabilities and autism.

Guernsey branch of Alzheimer's Society (charity CH48), providing dementia support, education, and activities from Rosaire Court, St Peter Port.

States of Guernsey specialist team providing outreach support, daily living skills, and community activities for adults over 18 with autism.

Guernsey branch of the British Red Cross, operating a charity shop in St Peter Port and providing welfare support and emergency response services.

24-bed nursing home in a listed Georgian house on Rohais, offering nursing, dementia, and respite care, operated by CI Healthcare.

Independent charity providing free emotional, practical, and advocacy support to unpaid carers across the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

Registered charity providing emergency sleeping pods and developing long-term supportive housing for homeless adults.

Private nursing and residential care home in Torteval, providing 24-hour care across 24 rooms with 30 trained staff including 8 registered nurses.

39-bed nursing home in St Peter Port, offering 24-hour nursing, residential, and dementia care.

States of Guernsey multidisciplinary team providing assessment, therapy, and support for children and young people aged 0–18 with additional needs.

The States of Guernsey's Health & Social Care department's free routine immunisation programme for children, delivered through GP surgeries and schools.

States of Guernsey service providing social care and support for children in care and young people leaving care.

States of Guernsey HSC team providing home-based nursing care for children and young people from birth to 18.

Family-owned Guernsey company with over 20 years' experience, operating four nursing and residential homes with over 80 beds, and awarded Pride of Guernsey Carers of the Year 2018.

The States of Guernsey's multi-disciplinary community nursing and social care service for adults, operating across Guernsey and Alderney from Castel Hospital.

Community Living Team provides outreach and in-reach support to adults with learning disabilities, operating under the States of Guernsey Adult Disability Service.

15-room residential care home in St Sampson, operated by CI Healthcare, providing 24-hour personal care and a full activities programme.

17-bed nursing home in St Saviour, specialising in dementia and Alzheimer's care with a 24-hour healthcare team and multiple Pride of Guernsey Carer of the Year Award nominations.

Guernsey Child Contact Centre (GCCC) is a registered charity providing supervised and supported family contact for children of separated families in St Peter Port.

The States of Guernsey's public service for foster care, adoption, and related children's placements.

Charity supporting people with Motor Neurone Disease in the Bailiwick, offering equipment loans and volunteer support.

Guernsey branch of Guide Dogs UK, providing guide dog training, sighted guiding, and sight loss support, registered as charity CH405.

Free States of Guernsey community health service for families with children aged 0–4, offering developmental assessments, postnatal support, and drop-in baby clinics.

Social day centre for older people in St Sampson, operated by Guernsey Voluntary Service and offering a three-course lunch service, activities, and minibus transport.

States of Guernsey service providing community-based support for adults with learning disabilities, focusing on independence and daily living skills.

Government-operated residential care home in the Castel for adults with learning disabilities, mental health, and physical health needs.

Not-for-profit residential care home in Castel, operated by Methodist Homes for the Aged Guernsey, offering 41 registered residential places and specialising in permanent, respite, and dementia care.

The States of Guernsey's single referral gateway for child protection and safeguarding, enhanced in 2021 to improve collaborative working and information sharing.

Five-bedsit HSC supported living property in St Peter Port for adults with a learning disability requiring minimum support.

States of Guernsey government department with 80 staff, specialising in population screening, immunisation programmes, and mental health services.

Specialist therapeutic service within States of Guernsey Children and Family Community Services, operating under The Children Law (2008) and offering EMDR, CBT, and Art Psychotherapy.

Tuesday-to-Friday day centre in St Martin for adults generally aged 65 and over who are mobile, run by Guernsey Voluntary Service, offering meals, activities, and hairdressing.

School Nursing Service delivers States of Guernsey health promotion, immunisation, and wellbeing support for children and young people aged 4–18.

Government-run residential care home in St Sampson providing 24-hour support for up to six adults with disabilities.

States of Guernsey specialist day centre in Vale offering dementia care and mental health support for older adults.

Guernsey charity supporting people with physical and sensory disabilities through employment, wellbeing, transport, and inclusion programmes.

Charity providing funding for social workers, grants for financial assistance, and home from home accommodation for young people with cancer.

Admiral Nurse Service provides specialist dementia nursing and carer support, run by States of Guernsey Health & Social Care with Dementia UK.

Registered charity supporting families of people with Down syndrome through education, social activities, and community events.

Guernsey Sheltered Housing Group Limited administers sheltered and retirement housing across multiple properties in Guernsey, incorporated in 2004.

Registered charity providing housing and homelessness support, with three properties offering eighteen units for young families and elderly people.

Purpose-built residential care facility in Vale providing 24/7 supported living for autistic adults, operated by the States of Guernsey.

Community Nursing Team delivers home-based nursing care 24/7 across Guernsey, operated by the States of Guernsey Health & Social Care service.

Guernsey Community Services North and Twilight teams, providing community nursing and home-based social care across the north of the island and out-of-hours night services island-wide.

States of Guernsey family support service offering early childhood development, parenting courses, and community programmes for children aged 0–11 in Castel.

Volunteer charity supporting people with autism and their families across the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

States of Guernsey community mental health service for older adults generally aged 65 and over, specialising in memory assessment and dementia care, based at the Oberlands Centre.

Multi-agency body specialising in child protection and safeguarding under the Children Law (Guernsey and Alderney) 2008, administered through St. Anne's School.

The Autism Outreach Team supports adults with autism across Guernsey to access community activities and live independently, as part of the States of Guernsey Adult Disability Service.

Volunteer-run registered charity offering social meetings and exercise sessions for people with arthritis.

Residential care facility in the Castel parish.

Guernsey grant-making trust established in 2016, funding health and wellbeing charities and operating three care homes.

States of Guernsey residential care home in St Sampson for adults with severe learning and physical disabilities.

Guernsey charity (CH389) supporting post-16 learners with learning difficulties and disabilities through education and workplace transition programmes.