Crisis & peer support

Free charity service offering up to six sessions to adults to improve health and wellbeing through non-medical support and local activities.

St Sampson charity supporting families from pregnancy through early childhood and into school, operating a Children's Centre, Nursery & Preschool, and literacy programme.

Charity offering 24-hour emotional support to callers across the Channel Islands and the UK since 1963, including within Les Nicolles Prison.

Registered charity providing emergency accommodation and support for women and children who are victims of domestic abuse, with a 24-hour helpline.

Charity founded in 1999 that provides an information service for people with disabilities and health conditions in the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

Registered charity offering an affordable venue and meeting place with a sports hall, two kitchens, various rooms, and an outdoor park and play area in St Pierre du Bois.

Charity offering free bereavement support for children and young people aged 7-18, and family support sessions for younger children, across the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

CHKS accredited primary care provider with a Multidisciplinary Team, and the only Guernsey practice offering GP placements to undergraduate medical students.

Community group offering support for individuals with drinking problems through its 12-step program, operating since 1961.

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 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.

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

Group of patients, relatives, and friends who meet monthly at Les Cotils to discuss living with myeloma, providing information and emotional support across the Bailiwick.

Charity established in 2018, focused on empowering and encouraging healthy living in Guernsey and Alderney across four areas.

Charity supporting serving personnel, veterans, and their families in the Bailiwick, including Alderney.

Charity in St Peter Port offering targeted and universal services for children, young people, and their families across the Bailiwick, including the Duke of Edinburgh scheme.

Charity offering free services for children, young people, and their families across the Bailiwick.

The Bailiwick of Guernsey's Sexual Assault Referral Centre, providing free 24/7 emotional, practical, and forensic medical support in St Peter Port.

Not-for-profit charitable trust registered in 2013, enhancing young lives through art, fitness, and adventure in the Bailiwick and abroad.

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

Specialist mental health service provided by the States of Guernsey, assessing and treating young people aged 18 and under in St Martin.

CPCAB Accredited Training Centre and charity offering confidential bereavement and loss counselling, including a 24-hour helpline, for adults in the Bailiwick.

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

Free States of Guernsey service offering short-term interventions for adults aged 18 and over experiencing anxiety and depression in St Peter Port.

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

St Peter Port social service that brings together Early Help and Safeguarding to support children and young people.

Government department that works to protect, promote, and improve the health and well-being of all islanders, with services including immunisation, screening, and mental health support.

States of Guernsey therapeutic team providing adoption support and care for children not living with their birth parents, including those who have experienced child sexual abuse.

Bailiwick of Guernsey charity that supports and empowers those experiencing domestic abuse, offering compassionate support, advocacy, and guidance.

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.

Building a wooden skatepark in the old swimming pool area of the former St Andrew's Primary School, with £14,402 in funding.

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

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

St Peter Port youth organisation offering free listening support, youth clubs, and support groups for individuals aged 11 to 17.

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.