Specialist support

Charity on Alderney that provides financial and practical assistance to residents affected by cancer, and received the Queen's Jubilee Award for Voluntary Service in 2015.

Charity established in 1996 by Gerry Le Roy to raise awareness of heart health and reduce deaths from cardiac arrest in the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

Privately-run facility offering specialist dementia residential and day care for 47 residents in St Martin.

Guernsey registered charity established in 1984, supporting adults with learning disabilities and difficulties through occupational training and mentoring.

Charity founded in 1919, assisting those with visual impairment in the Bailiwick of Guernsey to maintain independent living skills.

Charitable foundation, established in 2012, that raises awareness of male cancers and general well-being, and operates a Bins for Men program in St Peter Port.

Charity providing support and social events for Guernsey residents over 65, operating four social centres and a fleet of four minibuses.

Charity formed in 1983 that provides financial and practical assistance to cancer sufferers and their families, receiving the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service in 2014.

States of Guernsey service providing information and support for parents and carers of children with disabilities, and for disabled adults and carers.

Charity on Alderney providing 24-hour residential, respite, and home care for up to 39 elderly residents, including those with dementia.

Weekly social day centre for older people, run by Age Concern Guernsey, meeting on Thursday afternoons at Rovers Sports Club, Port Soif.

Non-profit organisation dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding of autism and providing support to autistic individuals, their families, and professionals.

Principal Committee of the States, responsible for protecting, promoting, and improving the health and well-being of individuals and the community in St Andrew.

Charity dedicated to improving the quality of life for people affected by dementia and their carers in Guernsey and Alderney.

Residential Home in Vale offering long-term and respite residential care, with 25 places for elderly residents requiring dementia, palliative, or EMI care.

Charity providing practical advice, emotional support, and a free home respite service for people living with dementia and their carers.

Charity established in 2009, providing support to individuals and families affected by cancer across the Bailiwick, offering monthly group meetings at Les Cotils and a dedicated helpline.

Charity providing residential and nursing care for adults with serious physical disabilities, including multiple sclerosis, spinal injury, and motor neurone disease, in St Peter Port.

Not-for-profit company providing social rented and partial ownership housing, managed by Victoria Slade with over 20 staff.

Self-help group for people with eye diseases, founded in 2014 by Bill Gardner and Tilly Fisken, with about 80 members in St Martin.

Independent mental health charity, formed in 1977, supporting Bailiwick residents aged 18 and over with a free Supported Self-Help programme and training.

Charity established in 2006 that supports islanders and their families living with acquired brain injury, offering cognitive modules and family guidance.

Palliative care provider established in 1991, offering in-patient care, respite care, and bereavement support for life-limiting illnesses in St Andrew.

Volunteer-run Guernsey charity supporting individuals affected by lung disease and respiratory illnesses, and their caregivers, with practical assistance and financial aid.

Non-profit organisation on Alderney, established in 2014 to support individuals and families affected by dementia and memory loss.

Charity supporting people with Multiple Sclerosis and their carers in the Bailiwick, a founding member of the Guernsey Disability Alliance.

Breast cancer charity established in 2001, dedicated to supporting anyone affected by breast cancer in the Bailiwick of Guernsey, offering emotional, practical, and financial support.

Charity established in 2003, supporting Bailiwick families with premature or unwell babies and critically ill children.

Organisation offering free therapeutic horse riding for disabled adults and children from age three upwards, operating since 1974.

Private nursing home in St Peter Port, offering nursing, residential, dementia, and respite care for fifty-five residents.

Charity founded in 1999 by parents to offer friendship, support, and advice to families of children and young people with additional needs.

St Martin health service offering specialist autism assessments for individuals over 18 where evidence indicates the need for such an evaluation.

Service that provides assistance to individuals with learning disabilities and autism, helping them manage daily life whilst living independently in St Martin.

The Guernsey branch of the UK Alzheimer's Society, providing dementia information, education, support, and activities for people with dementia and their carers.

Specialist outreach team within HSC's Adult Disability Services, providing daily care and support for adults with autism across the island.

24-bed nursing home in a listed Georgian building offering dementia, nursing, and respite care, with two purpose-built wings in St Peter Port.

Independent charity providing free support to individuals in the Bailiwick of Guernsey and Alderney who care for ill, frail, disabled, or mentally unwell friends or family members.

Charity in St Peter Port that provides free, volunteer-led services to help cat owners, particularly the elderly or ill, care for their pets.

Purpose-built nursing home offering 24-hour nursing care for 39 residents, with a sun lounge opening onto a garden, in St Peter Port.

Multidisciplinary team within the States of Guernsey providing care and support for children and young people aged 0-18 with additional needs.

Family-run company specialising in nursing, residential, and dementia care for over 20 years, operating four homes in St Peter Port and St Saviour.

States of Guernsey service providing nursing and social care support in the homes of adults across Guernsey and Alderney.

States of Guernsey service providing outreach and in-reach support, residential care, and supported living for people with learning disabilities and autism.

Nursing home in St Saviour offering 24-hour nursing, dementia, and residential care for 17 residents, designed to Alzheimer's Society guidelines.

Registered charity supporting disabled and disadvantaged people to prepare for, find, and maintain paid employment, with all services offered free of charge.

Charity providing care and support for individuals living with Motor Neurone Disease in the Bailiwick of Guernsey, along with their carers and families.

Charity supporting people with sight loss, offering services with and without dogs, and breeding and training guide dogs in the UK.

Service offering outreach and in-reach support for adults over 18 with significant difficulties in intellectual functioning, communication, or daily living skills in St Martin.

Residential care home providing shared 24-hour care for individuals with learning disabilities, mental health, and physical health needs, also offering bespoke outreach support.

Residential home in Castel offering long-term and respite care in 41 registered residential en-suite rooms, each with telephone points, ample plug sockets, and staff call points.

Charity (CH641) providing information and support for those affected by Parkinson's, offering wheelchair-accessible transport with volunteer drivers.

HSC property with five bedsits for independent living for adults with learning disabilities who can live with minimum support in St Peter Port.

Residential care home providing 24-hour support for individuals with learning disabilities and other complex needs in St Sampson.

Specialist community day centre operated by the States of Guernsey, providing therapeutic activities and personal care for people with dementia and mental health conditions in Vale.

Inclusive Members Club and charitable organisation supporting Bailiwick residents of all ages with disabilities, operating from the Ron Short Centre in St Peter Port.

Charity for children and young people aged 0-25 with cancer, and their families, funding social workers and offering free "Home from Home" accommodation near hospitals.

Specialist dementia nursing service, launched in 2023 as the first in the Channel Islands, supporting families and carers in Guernsey.

Guernsey charity supporting individuals with mental illness, their carers, and families.

Registered charity supporting 19 families with members aged four to 45, focusing on education and social activities.

Autism-specific, purpose-built facility comprising 8 bungalows, supporting autistic adults to live in their own homes in the Vale.

States of Guernsey community nursing service providing individualised assessment and nursing care to patients in their homes, operating 24/7.

Community nursing and social care teams providing home-based nursing, social care, and out-of-hours services to adults across the north of the island.

Local charity that champions the rights and interests of all individuals with autism and their families in the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

Health service offering mental health support and memory assessment for islanders over 75, including a monthly dementia drop-in clinic in St Martin.

Charity dedicated to the welfare and support of people with arthritis, holding monthly social meetings with exercises, a speaker, tea, and a raffle at the Castel Douzaine Room.

Grant-making trust established in 2016 that donates to Guernsey-registered charities for health and wellbeing, and owns three care homes.

Extra care housing facility in St Sampson for five adults with severe and profound learning disabilities, with a renovated swimming pool.

Guernsey charity enabling post-16 learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities to take part in educational activities, events, and workplace transition programmes.