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Non-profit Organization Management in Jersey
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Non-profit Organization Management sector based in Jersey. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey
Who are we Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey offers free emotional support, practical information and group support to people in Jersey with any type of cancer and at any stage, along with their families and friends. We also have a wellbeing service which includes complementary therapies and diet and exercise advice. All our services are free and confidential. Our services are provided from The Oasis, Macmillan Jersey’s cancer support centre, based at the Lido Medical Centre. Mission statement To support and empower people in Jersey affected by cancer. The challenge and our aim Cancer is increasing and by 2020 it is estimated that nearly 1 in 2 of the population will receive a cancer diagnosis at some time during their lives. The increase is mainly because people are living longer. Due to improved treatments many more people will live beyond cancer, and our service aims to meet the growing demand and changing needs. We aim to ensure people feel empowered to make the right decisions in terms of their treatment options and to live well with and beyond the diagnosis, knowing their family and friends are supported also.
11 to 50 staff
Acorn Enterprises
Acorn has been supporting our community and helping Islanders with disabilities since 1991. Acorn is a social enterprise and local charity which provides employment training and support for people with a range of disabilities and enduring health conditions, who might otherwise struggle to find employment in the open labour market. How does it work? Acorn Enterprises is the trading company of Jersey Employment Trust, which is a registered charity. Acorn is home to a unique social enterprise which includes: Acorn Reuse Centre Repairing, upcycling and retailing goods which have been donated via the reuse facility at La Collette. Acorn Woodshack A wood recycling workshop / shop for reclaimed timber, upcycled wooden furniture and quality locally made gifts and home wares. Acorn Nursery Supplying a quality range of bedding plants as well as some perennials and shrubs. Acorn Café For home-cooked local food, serving breakfasts, lunches and afternoon teas (operated as a concession). Investing in people All trading income generated by Acorn is reinvested with the aim of supporting people with a disability or long-term health condition into employment. How you can help Supporting our work is a great way of giving back to the community. Individuals can help by using our businesses - the Reuse Centre & Shop, Woodshack, Nursery & Café. Businesses can help in a number of ways: Choose us as your nominated charity Provide a gift in kind Pledge financial support Hold fundraising events on our behalf Raise awareness of our work Partner with us Support us Acorn is the most ambitious social enterprise project ever undertaken in Jersey. We need your help to make it succeed. To find out more about how you can support us, call Steve Harvey on 01534 788972 or email s.harvey@jet.co.je.
11 to 50 staff
Jersey Chamber Of Commerce Ci
Established in 1768, we are the largest independent business membership organisation in Jersey, representing businesses of all sizes and sectors. Our diverse Membership is at the heart of what we do; we ensure Members’ views are heard in Government through our Committees and lobbying work, ultimately; we seek to promote trade and build our Island’s prosperity. For 255 years, our Members have helped shape the business landscape with great results. We celebrate our heritage and embrace the future; believing our opinions and independent respected voice will continue to bring prosperity and new opportunities for trade and commerce. Our collective strength ensures Members’ voices are heard. Our diverse membership body and our Committees are made up of some of the finest business minds in the island. Together, we can navigate change and embrace the future by proactively identifying new commercial opportunities for our island. We host the most well attended regular business networking events in Jersey. Critical briefings and Chamber Lunches continue to be at the heart of the local business communities creating valuable opportunities for people to meet, dialog, connect and network.
1 to 10 staff
Autism Jersey
Established in 2005 by a group of dedicated and committed parents, Autism Jersey is now the leading charity in Jersey dedicated to the assistance and support of people on the autism spectrum. Autism Jersey enables people with autism to achieve their potential by advocating for an inclusive community and providing personalised services to individuals, families and carers. Our service is guided by five key values: Individual, Hopeful, Honest Respectful and Ethical.
51 to 200 staff
Grace Trust Jersey
Established in Grace Trust is a Jersey registered Charitable Trust, embracing Christian principles and providing both practical and personal help to some of the most vulnerable and needy in the Island. Grace Trust was set up by its founder Lucy Lutara. Lucy, a dedicated Christian who had a vision of Christians in Jersey working together and helping those in need in a practical and giving way, saw the vision become reality. VISION To facilitate care for the poor in Jersey. It works to bring help to those in need; love and healing to the hurting and sick; comfort to the distressed; hope to the homeless and addicted; and salvation and direction to the lost. It seeks to achieve this by running its own projects as well as working closely with existing agencies. What we do Love and care for Jersey’s needy - Providing Personal and Practical help bringing: • Help to the needy • Love & healing to the hurting & sick • Comfort to the distressed • Hope to the homeless & addicted • Salvation & direction to the lost
11 to 50 staff
Caring Cooks Of Jersey
At Caring Cooks, we believe every child in Jersey deserves the healthiest start in life. We’re here to make that happen through food education, nutritious school meals and community support that helps families eat well every day. From teaching children how to cook in our Let’s Get Cooking Programme, to running our Weekly Meal Service for families in need, our Food or Fuel Campaign each winter, and our Holiday Hunger Programmes where we serve free meals from our Spud Truck, everything we do comes back to one simple aim: to make good food accessible to everyone. We now work in schools across the island, helping children develop healthy habits, confidence in the kitchen and an understanding of where food comes from. Alongside that, our social enterprise Flourish Schools provides hot, balanced school meals to thousands of students every week in both primary and secondary schools. Any returns from Flourish are reinvested directly into food and nutrition education in Jersey’s primary schools. What started as a small community project has grown into an organisation supporting thousands of children and families across Jersey. Our goal remains the same: to make sure no one has to choose between eating and heating, and every child has the chance to thrive.
1 to 10 staff
Beachability
BeachAbility provides manual, ballooned wheelchairs available for use on the beach. The chairs roll over sand, stones and slipways with ease and are available for anyone who needs help with their mobility. There are 10 beach wheelchairs located at seven key sites around the island: Le Braye Cafe, St Ouen West Park, St Helier Gunsite Slip, St Aubin Bay St Brelade's Bay at Winston Churchill Car Park Long Beach, Gorey La Mare Slip, St Clement Bel Royal, St Aubin Bay Users should be able to transfer onto the chair and be accompanied by a helper. For bookings tel: 07797 935088 or visit:
1 to 10 staff
Enable Jersey
We are a small charity with a big vision. We want to remove the barriers that limit disabled islanders and inspire changes that create a more inclusive community – one where diversity is celebrated and everyone can contribute their unique skills and gifts. We believe that it is the attitudes and structure of our society that makes someone disabled and not their physical or mental situation. If life is set up in a way that is accessible for people with disabilities then they can be independent with choice and control over their own lives – and everyone benefits. Disability matters affect us all.
1 to 10 staff
Caritas International Association Jersey
Caritas International Association (Jersey) Limited is a platform for co-operation among all minority nationalities. It derives its values from the Caritas values of peace, justice and reconciliation. It works to support all people living in Jersey through variety of projects and campaigns that have as a common goal the full integration of minority nationalities into a peaceful and harmonious Jersey society.
1 to 10 staff
Philip's Footprints
Founded in 2008 by Jo and Paul Nash after the devastating full term stillbirth of their son Philip, they began by providing baby loss memory boxes to the Maternity Unit for others who suffered a similar heartbreak and have since gone to provide further support, fund training and hold remembrance. In 2015, the charity began their 'Safer Pregnancy Projects' to reduce the rate of stillbirths, premature births and complications at birth and began investing in initiatives to improve outcomes for Jersey babies. MEMORIES MATTER Annually, up to 20 memory boxes are given out to families who sadly lose a baby or child in the Maternity Unit, Rayner Ward and Robin Ward. Memory boxes are also distributed through Jersey Hospice (Children and Young Persons Service) and Family Nursing and Home Care (Paediatric Palliative Care Team) to families whose children die outside of the hospital environment, making precious memories of their child or sibling. We offer support to families affected by the loss of a baby or child, at any gestation or age and no matter how long ago. Fund bereavement care training. Our ‘Lights of Love’ candlelit remembrance service in late November offers bereaved parents a quiet time for reflection before Christmas. Commit to make an annual grant to Jersey Hospice Emotional and Bereavement Services in respect of support given to bereaved parents or parents facing the loss of their baby or child. SAFER PREGNANCY PROJECTS Commit to fund £10k of professional training for health professionals annually Buy antenatal equipment Distribute information on safer pregnancies to pregnant women annually Bought 6 home birth bags for our community midwives costing Fully equipped, compartmentalised and colour coded makes it easy to identify equipment quickly for safe and effective care during home births. Can you help us support two of our most vulnerable members of the community, bereaved parents and unborn babies?
1 to 10 staff
Josha
JOSHA will endeavour- To encourage best practice in occupational safety and health - To develop professional occupational health & safety standards in its membership - To provide a forum for sharing information, discussion and learning It will achieve these aims through- Developing a network amongst those with interests in Occupational Health and Safety in all business sectors in Jersey - Promoting presentations by experts in specialised subjects - Arranging visits to relevant places of interest - Providing workshops on topical issues - Working closely with other occupational health and safety organisations - Representing a consensus of views and opinions to others
1 to 10 staff
