Mind Jersey is an independent local charity that provides support to people living with mental illness. Our vision is of a society that promotes and protects good mental health for all, and that treats people with experience of mental illness fairly, positively and with respect. Although affiliated with Mind in the UK, Mind Jersey retains its independence, both financially and operationally. All money raised by Mind Jersey stays in Jersey for the benefit of Island residents. Our affiliation ensures that we meet Mind’s quality standards of governance and service delivery, follow best practice models of involving local people in their community – People who have had experience of mental illness – and provide good quality services. This can only be a good thing, demonstrating that we are a serious organisation that works professionally, has a stable management structure and well supported and appropriately trained and skilled staff.

For over 150 years, the JSPCA has been rescuing, protecting and caring for Jersey’s animals. Every day our team responds to calls for help of injured wildlife, lost pets, abandoned animals and those in need of urgent veterinary care.

Your support makes this possible. Because of you, animals receive the care, respect and attention they deserve. Your generosity ensures we can continue our mission to prevent cruelty, promote knowledge and provide for aged, sick, lost and unwanted animals.

By giving today, you ensure that no animal is left to suffer and every animal in need gets the care and compassion they deserves.
Together, we can build a kinder, safer future for Jersey’s animal.

Jersey Cancer Relief came into being in 1968, initially as the Jersey branch of the national campaign, when it was found that some cancer patients and their families were finding it difficult to cope financially because of their illness.

It was incorporated as a Jersey charity in November 1973. Since then, due to generous donations and our own fundraising efforts, it has been possible to offer assistance to many Islanders.

We are honoured to have Dr Karen Kyd as our Patron.