Four hundred and twenty charities, public bodies, and community groups across twelve sub-sectors. The largest cohorts: 97 charities and non-profits (patient-support and family-welfare clusters dominate), 70 government services, and 69 clubs led by the Chamber of Commerce (1808). Religious life splits 21 Anglican against 13 Methodist. —
500 in Guernsey · 46 on Alderney · 8 on Sark · 1 on Herm
and 5 more accreditations carried across the sector.
Ninety-seven charities and non-profits — 18 patient-support operators, 18 family-welfare, and a ten-firm disability-inclusion cluster.
Sixty-nine clubs and associations — the Chamber of Commerce (1808) the oldest; youth groups, scout troops, and arts societies dominate.
Seventy of 420 community-and-public entries handle government services — five States departments, ten parish douzaines, two regulators.
Forty-seven heritage operators across the Bailiwick — 18 sites, 10 museums, 12 offering guided tours, seven Occupation specialists.
Thirty-seven of 375 community and public-services entries are religious organisations — 21 Anglican against 13 Methodist.
Forty-two utilities and infrastructure operators — heavily weighted to waste and recycling, with telecoms going back to 1896.
Thirty providers — mostly States-run, weighted toward a child-and-family cluster (14) alongside disability outreach (12).
Twenty-four services — statutory blue-light core, volunteer rescue, border control — oldest founded 1803, newest 2020.
Eighteen of the island's 375 community and public services are publicly provided healthcare — seven serving children and families.
Eleven bodies make up the Bailiwick's justice system — the Royal Court (1803) and Greffe at the centre, with eight based in St Peter Port.
Four services: the States-owned Aurigny (1968), Brittany Ferries, the White Rock terminal, and Stagecoach's Buses.gg (April 2025).
Three libraries on the island — Guille-Allès (1882) for lending, Priaulx (1889) for local studies, and volunteer-run Alderney.
Tagged in Community & Public Services but not in one of the sectors above.