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Sunflower Project

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Story

Originally founded as the Sunflower Trust in memory of 10-year-old Megan Fuller who lost her battle with cancer in 1995. Her mother Mary Fuller ran the charity. Young People Guernsey (now the Youth Commission) adopted the charity and rebranded it as the Sunflower Project in 2014. (inferred from the source page)

The Sunflower Project is a local charity offering free services for children, young people, and their families in the Bailiwick of Guernsey. It was rebranded as the Sunflower Project in 2014 when Young People Guernsey, now known as the Youth Commission, adopted the charity. —

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Specialises in4

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Professional training

Professional development, certification, and online courses.

From their website

Training for professionals on grief in young people (inferred from the source page)

Family support

Support services and welfare assistance for families and children.

From their website

Family support sessions for younger children

People1

  • Lou Leale — CEO, Youth Commission

From their website

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  • Information and resources for parents and carers (inferred from the source page)
  • Remembrance events (Mother's Day, Father's Day, Christmas)
  • Annual therapeutic residential weekend on Herm (inferred from the source page)

Contact

Phone
+44 1481 226099
Email
info@youthcommission.gg
Website
youthcommission.gg/support/sunflowerproject
Social
(inferred from the source page)
Address
Foote's Lane House, Rooms 1 & 2, Foote's Lane, St Andrew, Guernsey GY6 8TB

History1

Key dates and recorded company events for Sunflower Project.

  • 2014—Rebranded as the Sunflower Project · Young People Guernsey (now the Youth Commission) adopted the charity and rebranded it.

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