Girlguiding Guernsey

Vale

Part of Girlguiding UK

Standout

116-year heritage (1910)

About

Girlguiding Guernsey is the Bailiwick division of Girlguiding UK (charity CH244), operating 29 units across four sections — Rainbows (4–7), Brownies (7–10), Guides (10–14), and Rangers (14–18) — supported by around 120 volunteers. Headquartered in Vale, it is mainly self-supporting with a small States grant and runs a uniform shop for members.

Specialises in2

Each capability links to every business in the Baliwick that shares it.

Scouts, Guides & cadets

Uniformed youth programmes — Scouting and Girlguiding sections and cadet forces, with their age-progression ladders.

From their website

Youth organisation operator · Rainbows (ages 4-7) · Brownies (ages 7-10) · Guides (ages 10-14) · Rangers (ages 14-18) · Young Leaders (ages 15-18)

Volunteering & volunteer matching

Recruiting, matching and coordinating volunteers — volunteer programmes, rosters and island-wide matching platforms.

From their website

Volunteering opportunities

Established

1910 · 116 years

People3

  • Colette MerrienBailiwick Commissioner
  • Sally Carmichaelcontact
  • Yvonne Le Pagespokesperson

From their website

Original phrasing from their website — lines covered by a capability above appear within its card.

  • Trefoil Guild
  • Uniform shop
  • Camping
  • International trips
  • Badge programmes

Credentials

Awards & recognition

  • Nominated for Bailiwick Community Hero Award (Pride of Guernsey)

Contact

Social
Address
Rue Mainguy, Vale, Guernsey GY6 8NL

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