St Andrew·Professional Service
Founded 1983 by Jurat Dr John & Mrs Jackie Bulstrode. Funded Guernsey's first Gamma camera (£119,000). Built Bulstrode House day hospice (£340,000, handed to Board of Health 1997). Hospice relocated to Bulstrode Oncology Unit at PEH in 2010.
Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief is a registered charity (CH017), founded in 1964 by Jurat Dr John and Mrs Jackie Bulstrode. It provides financial and practical assistance to cancer patients and their families without means testing, covering travel and accommodation costs for UK treatment, home nursing care, complementary therapy, utility bill assistance, home aids, taxi transport to Bulstrode Oncology Unit, and volunteer support. Annual patient spend averages £140,000. The Society was awarded the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service in 2014 and is entirely funded by donations and fundraising. —
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Guidance, awareness, and support for various medical conditions and diseases.
From their website
Cancer support charity operator · Patient disease support charity operator · Complementary therapy · Cancer information booklets · Volunteer support at Bulstrode Oncology Unit
1983
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Key dates and recorded company events for Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief.
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Volunteer-run cancer support charity, Queen's Jubilee Award for Voluntary Service 2015
Charity building public defibrillator network and delivering CPR training
First registered Foundation (2013) — male cancer support & awareness, Guinness World Record holder
Queen's Award-winning charity for premature babies & sick children; 20th anniversary in 2023
Medical grant charity — supporting Bailiwick residents' health expenses
Queen's Award for Voluntary Service 2010 — signposting, community directory, and charity shop