Family & child support

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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