Charity & voluntary services

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.

Umbrella organisation for charities in Guernsey, formed in 1984, strengthening the sector through partnerships and promoting volunteering across the Bailiwick.

Charity supporting individuals over 18 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, offering emotional and practical support and a Day Centre for rough sleepers.

Local charity providing free, confidential advice on almost any subject, handling approximately 11,000 enquiry areas annually from the GROW Hub in St Sampson's.

Registered charity providing support and advocacy for disabled islanders and carers, a 2015 Lloyds Bank Foundation Community Champion runner-up.

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

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.

Membership association that promotes the values of the Regiment and coordinates a student exchange programme between Guernsey and Masnieres, France.

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

Charity dedicated to making the island's night-time economy safer for everyone, registered in July 2023, raising awareness of sexual assault, harassment, and drink spiking.

Not-for-profit sports facility and social centre in Castel, offering an FA certified 3G pitch for hire, as well as meeting rooms for training or presentations.

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

Charity established in 2001 that supports young people with emergency housing, independent living skills, and employability programmes in St Peter Port.

Guernsey charity founded in 1998 that has delivered over 100 tons of aid to Kosovo and built orphanages in Sri Lanka and Haiti.

Alderney-registered charitable company providing social rented housing and partial ownership for local people on lower incomes, established in 2010.

Independent panel dedicated to enhancing Health and Social Care Services across the Bailiwick of Guernsey, acting as a communication channel with the Committee for Health & Social Care.

Principal committee of the States of Guernsey, established on 1st July 2025, managing approximately 1,700 social housing properties.

Division of Girlguiding UK, offering badge programmes, camping, and international trips for girls and young women aged 14-18.

Not-for-profit arts charity, launched in 2008, that supports and promotes arts and creativity across the Bailiwick of Guernsey, running a public art space in St Peter Port.

Charitable organisation established in 2010 that directs £1.3m to community causes annually and has distributed over £3m to more than 100 Guernsey charities.

Committee that fundraises for Channel Islands Air Search, which provides a rapid response search capability across 4,000 square miles of water.

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

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

Incorporated association formed in 1940 during the German Occupation, affiliated with England Netball, and is the island's largest female sport.

Charitable organisation established in 2004 to lead, represent and champion sport, and a partner in delivering the Active8 Plan for Sport.

Christian charity established in 1896, operating the largest foodbank in Guernsey, and offering showers and laundry facilities in St Peter Port.

Charity established in 2007, supporting social enterprises that provide safe drinking water, train smallholder farmers, and care for vulnerable children in Malawi and Uganda.

Guernsey-registered charity, established in 2014, promoting fairness and equality and supporting the LGBTQ+ community across the Bailiwick.

Service club established in 1967, part of Lions Clubs International, organising fundraising events and supporting individuals in need in St Peter Port.

Grant-making trust and foundation that has given over £26m to charities in the Channel Islands over 40 years, in St Peter Port.

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.

Registered Guernsey charity, founded in 2018 to bring smiles through small acts of kindness, including funded Herm trips for children.

Registered charity and company limited by guarantee that has awarded over £8 million to charitable organisations in the Bailiwick of Guernsey since 2020.

Principal Committee of the States of Guernsey, constituted in 2016, that provides social security benefits and manages social insurance for Guernsey and Alderney.

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

St Martin charity established in 2018 to limit human impact on the environment, running beach cleans, clothes swaps, and a litter picker lending scheme.

Charity established in 1998 by the Rihoy family, providing financial aid to communities worldwide, primarily in Kenya and Africa.

Overseas Aid charity working in north west Tanzania to improve water access, construct school toilets, and promote hygiene.

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.

Christian charity established in 2003, supporting HIV/AIDS widows and orphans in Tanzania, with branches in Guernsey, Alderney, England, Scotland, USA, Canada, and Tanzania.

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

Medical charity established in 1888, providing grants to Bailiwick of Guernsey residents for medical and medically-related expenses.

Registered charity, CH645, established in 2020, offering practical and financial assistance to aid projects in least-developed countries.

Registered charity, set up in 2010, that supports children, young people and adults with learning difficulties and physical disabilities.

Guernsey charity that helps young people reach their potential through the performing arts, funding dance, theatre, and music classes.

Independent news platform for Guernsey, a member of the Independent Press Standards Organisation, and adheres to the Editors' Code of Practice.

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

Charity on Alderney that supports mental health and wellbeing for all, offering group and one-to-one counselling and therapies for people over 16.

Charity that helps people in crisis, provides welfare support, an emergency response volunteer team, and operates a charity shop in St Peter Port.

The local branch of the national organisation, managed by a local committee, supporting the Medical Oncology Unit at Southampton.

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 that works to eliminate homelessness and social exclusion, providing emergency sleeping pods and supportive accommodation.

Branch of a British registered organisation, registered as Guernsey charity CH340, that organises bucket collections, flag days, and the World Aid Walk in Guernsey, Alderney and Sark.

Guernsey registered charity that operates a community garden project at Sandpiper Vinery in St Pierre du Bois, focusing on regenerative agriculture to grow fruit and vegetables.

Registered charity, CH 550, run entirely by volunteers, offering expert training and educational resources on modern slavery.

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

States of Guernsey department managing 1,700 social rental housing properties and residential care homes like Longue Rue House and Maison Maritaine, in St Peter Port.

Charity dedicated to saving lives and supporting Bailiwick communities through first aid treatment, education, and training.

Government services organisation on Alderney, providing public-facing administrative services including driving licences, vehicle registration, tax payments, and social security.

Contemporary Christian church and Guernsey registered charity (CH210) offering RockKids, RockTots, and RockYouth in St Sampson.

Charitable trust that organises the annual 39-mile Saffery Rotary Walk, which in 2025 raised over £100,000 for 25 local charities.

Online platform run by the Association of Guernsey Charities, connecting individuals with volunteering opportunities across the Bailiwick.

Charity that runs the Guernsey Bar Bursary Scheme and reforms the route to becoming a Guernsey Advocate.

Charity supplying humanitarian aid and medical equipment to institutions, hospitals, and orphanages in specific areas of Romania, focusing on the care of babies and children.

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

Charity that makes donations to charities registered in Guernsey or in England and Wales.