St Andrew
Became an independent charity in 2013; merged services with The Hub in 2017 to provide seamless targeted and universal youth support.
The Youth Commission for Guernsey and Alderney is a registered Bailiwick charity (CH 119, est. 2013) providing free universal and targeted youth work services for children and young people aged 4–25 and their families. Services include listening support, youth clubs, bereavement support, advocacy, family support, Prince's Trust, Duke of Edinburgh, and outreach programmes. It operates from offices in St Peter Port, St Andrew, Vale, and Alderney, principally funded by the States of Guernsey Committee for Education, Sport and Culture. —
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CredentialsFirst Aid Trained · DBS Checked
ServicesYouth programs · Advocacy · Youth club · Support in attending medical appointments · Listening support sessions · Support with serious illness · Free youth clubs · Free support groups
ServicesSupport with serious illness · Family support services
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Monday clubs include Dragonflies, Youth Forum, LGBTQ+, and Youth States. Tuesday has no listed activities. Wednesday features Young Carers, Sunflower Project, and Blossom. Thursday offers Dragonflies, Aspire Juniors, LGBTQ+, North Seniors, and Indigo. Friday includes Dragonflies and Unit 3 Youth Club. Saturday provides Climbing and Learn To Skate. All clubs are free and run throughout the summer.
Key dates and recorded company events for The Youth Commission for Guernsey and Alderney.
Other businesses under The Youth Commission for Guernsey and Alderney, across all of Island Graph.
Aspire Youth Club is a free community youth club for ages 8–17 in Alderney, run by the Youth Commission for Guernsey and Alderney.
Sunflower Project provides free bereavement support for children and young people across the Bailiwick, run by the Youth Commission.
The Hub is a youth charity established in 2013, offering DBS-checked crisis support, child safeguarding therapy, and social prescribing for young people in St Peter Port.
Young Carers Youth Group is a free peer support youth group for 14-17 year olds across the Bailiwick, operated by The Youth Commission for Guernsey and Alderney.
Youth Commission – Guernsey Skateparks is a non-profit partnership running free skateboarding and BMX sessions for young people at The Pool House (St Andrew) and Jubilee Skatepark.
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