Disability Care

Registered charity founded in 1919, providing practical support, assistive equipment, and social activities for visually impaired islanders across the Bailiwick.

Guernsey registered charity (CH6) founded in 1985 that provides supported group holidays for people with disability, complex medical needs or frailty.

Charity providing residential, respite, and day care for islanders with serious physical disabilities from its Shorncliffe care home since 1987.

Registered charity, CH162, affiliated with National Mencap, supporting people with learning disabilities and funding a two-bedroom respite flat.

States of Guernsey specialist team providing outreach support, daily living skills, and community activities for adults over 18 with autism.

States of Guernsey service providing community-based support for adults with learning disabilities, focusing on independence and daily living skills.

Government-operated residential care home in the Castel for adults with learning disabilities, mental health, and physical health needs.

Five-bedsit HSC supported living property in St Peter Port for adults with a learning disability requiring minimum support.

Government-run residential care home in St Sampson providing 24-hour support for up to six adults with disabilities.

Purpose-built residential care facility in Vale providing 24/7 supported living for autistic adults, operated by the States of Guernsey.

States of Guernsey residential care home in St Sampson for adults with severe learning and physical disabilities.

States of Guernsey government service providing residential care, supported living, and community support for adults with learning disabilities and autism.

States of Guernsey multidisciplinary team providing assessment, therapy, and support for children and young people aged 0–18 with additional needs.

Community Living Team provides outreach and in-reach support to adults with learning disabilities, operating under the States of Guernsey Adult Disability Service.

The Autism Outreach Team supports adults with autism across Guernsey to access community activities and live independently, as part of the States of Guernsey Adult Disability Service.