St Martin·Est. 2005
FairtradeNot for profit
Registered charity (Number 453) that promotes Fairtrade products and principles, achieving Fairtrade Island Status for Guernsey in 2006.
Six advocacy charities span 1998 to 2020. Two are pedestrian-and-cyclist campaigners (Living Streets, Guernsey Bicycle Group); Guernsey Disability Alliance speaks for 40+ member charities; Bailiwick Victim Support runs from the Royal Court House with 4 staff and 15 volunteers; Fairtrade Guernsey secured Island Status in 2006, renewed 2024. —
St Martin·Est. 2005
Registered charity (Number 453) that promotes Fairtrade products and principles, achieving Fairtrade Island Status for Guernsey in 2006.
St Martin
Registered charity providing support and advocacy for disabled islanders and carers, a 2015 Lloyds Bank Foundation Community Champion runner-up.
St Peter Port·Est. 1998
✦Oldest in this niche
Charity offering free, confidential emotional support, practical help, and information to victims and witnesses of crime and their families and friends.
Castel·Est. 2020
Charity launched in January 2020 to encourage and support Guernsey women to put themselves forward for public office, with Jackie Weaver as its patron.
St Saviour
Not-for-profit community organisation promoting safe, legal, and courteous cycling, and campaigning for safer roads for cyclists.
St Sampson·Est. 2002
Road safety charity, founded in 2002 and affiliated with Living Streets UK, that campaigns for better streets and public places for people on foot.