Home & community care

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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 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.

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

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.

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

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.