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Testimonial from Health and Social Care
The Partnership of Purpose recognises the value and assets that our third sector colleagues bring in meeting the health and care needs of our community https://gov.gg/healthtransformation.
The Guernsey Voluntary Service (GVS) has a long established partnership with HSC over a long number of years, providing day care support and meals on wheels within the community. These activities are a key component of supporting individuals to remain as independent as possible and in their own home for as long as is possible and they wish to do so.
Today the GVS has the Jubilee Day Centre in St. Sampsons and has also established the Russels Day Centre at Le Grand Courtil in St. Martins, both of which provide a range of social activities for our elderly population. As well as the volunteers who work in these facilities there are those who, six days a week rain or shine, collect meals from the food production kitchen at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital and deliver them across the island to people’s homes, providing a vital personal connection for some of the most vulnerable and isolated people in our community. The GVS represents all that is great about our community and without them HSC would be unable to deliver user centred outcomes across a range of complex health and social care needs in Guernsey.
The Partnership of Purpose recognises the value and assets that our third sector colleagues bring in meeting the health and care needs of our community https://gov.gg/healthtransformation.
The Guernsey Voluntary Service (GVS) has a long established partnership with HSC over a long number of years, providing day care support and meals on wheels within the community. These activities are a key component of supporting individuals to remain as independent as possible and in their own home for as long as is possible and they wish to do so.
Today the GVS has the Jubilee Day Centre in St. Sampsons and has also established the Russels Day Centre at Le Grand Courtil in St. Martins, both of which provide a range of social activities for our elderly population. As well as the volunteers who work in these facilities there are those who, six days a week rain or shine, collect meals from the food production kitchen at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital and deliver them across the island to people’s homes, providing a vital personal connection for some of the most vulnerable and isolated people in our community. The GVS represents all that is great about our community and without them HSC would be unable to deliver user centred outcomes across a range of complex health and social care needs in Guernsey.
GVS - recipient of Guernsey Charity of the Year award
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