Eight clubs for older islanders — the oldest, Guernsey Senior Citizens Association, dates to 1978; the newest, Rosaire Community Association, opened 2019. Four are Age Concern parish centres (Vale, St Martin, Western, Rovers) founded 1993; U3A Guernsey (2015) runs 80+ interest groups for over 1,000 members. Six are registered charities. —
Alderney·Est. 2004
Age Concern Alderney supports the elderly in the community on Alderney. It was formed in September 2004 and became affiliated with Age Concern Guernsey in April 2005. It offers a weekly Social Centre at the Island Hall on Wednesday afternoons from 1:45pm, and access to a…
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Vale
St Martin
St Pierre du Bois
Vale
Vale
Guernsey Senior Citizens Association runs monthly meetings for islanders aged 65 and over. The sessions consist of a guest speaker and a discussion, followed by a raffle, tea and coffee, and sometimes bingo. The group also hosts a couple of meals and bigger events throughout the…
St Peter Port
Rosaire Community Association is a registered non-profit organisation that aims to reduce social isolation through organised activities and events. The association has a management committee of up to 6 members, with Rosemary Bishop-White as Chairperson, Pam Niles as Treasurer…
St Peter Port·Est. 2015
U3A Guernsey is a self-help organisation for individuals who want to remain engaged during retirement. It is a registered Guernsey charity, number CH554, and was launched in November 2015. The organisation has grown to more than 1,000 members and offers over 80 interest groups…