Care Services

Seventeen care homes — six limited companies, four charities, three States services; clusters in dementia, learning-disability, autism.

Twelve providers — ten States of Guernsey HSC services alongside two long-standing charities founded 1919 and 1987.

Nine providers — four States-run community nursing teams alongside five private home-care businesses, oldest Connies (2007).

Eight nursing homes — five in St Peter Port, three across St Martin, St Saviour and Torteval; CI Healthcare operates three of them.

Five services covering mental health care from children to older adults — three run by the States, split cleanly by cohort.

Five providers: one independent hospice (Les Bourgs, 1991), three States community-nursing teams, and one specialist dementia home.

Five providers — two care homes with respite beds, two dementia charities running carer respite, one States foster short-break service.

Four day centres — two run by Guernsey Voluntary Service, one States-run dementia specialist, and Age Concern's charity network.

Three schemes: two extra-care developments opened in 2016 by the Guernsey Housing Association, and Alderney's Jubilee sheltered housing.

Three States-run services — all working in dementia care, one of them the Channel Islands' first Admiral Nurse Service (April 2023).