Care Services

Fourteen care homes — split between elderly residential, specialist dementia, and learning-disability/autism support.

Thirteen services — eleven supporting learning disability or autism, two specialist charities for physical and sight loss.

Eight nursing homes — half operated by CI Healthcare, four in St Peter Port; all offer nursing care, five do dementia.

Nine of the island's 54 care services offer respite — five with nursing beds, two carer-relief charities, one children's short-break.

Seven on the island — but three operators run five of them: Age Concern Guernsey, Guernsey Voluntary Service, and the States.

Six facilities — two States services, two Guernsey Housing Association extra-care developments, two long-running residential homes.

Five services, all dementia-focused — the Admiral Nurse Service (first in the Channel Islands, 2023) anchors a charity-clinical pairing.

Five home-care teams — all States of Guernsey services, spanning adult nursing, learning-disability outreach, and paediatric community care.

Five mental health care services, all run by the States of Guernsey — segmented by life stage, from children to over-65s.

Five providers — three States of Guernsey community teams from Castel Hospital, one hospice charity, one dementia home.