Blog: Long-Term Care Fund explained

Senator Elaine Millar, Minister for Social Security Why we’re stabilising Jersey’s Long-Term Care Fund  Most of us hope we’ll be able to live independently for as long as possible. But as we get older, many of us will need some extra support, whether that’s help at home, residential care, or nursing care.  That’s why Jersey … Read more Blog: Long-Term Care Fund explained

Connecting pharmacies with your GP: Your questions answered 

A new initiative will allow three community pharmacies to access relevant information from a patient’s health record when it is needed to support their care.   Matt Johnson, Superintendent Pharmacist at LV Pharmacy, answers some of the most common questions about how the pilot will work, when information can be accessed and how patient confidentiality will be … Read more Connecting pharmacies with your GP: Your questions answered 

Social Security at 75: From controversial reform to a cornerstone of Island life

On 10 September 2026, Jersey’s Social Security system marks its 75th anniversary. For three quarters of a century, it has supported Islanders through sickness, parenthood, disability, bereavement and old age. Today it is an established part of Island life, but its introduction was one of Jersey’s most significant and debated social reforms. Before Social Security … Read more Social Security at 75: From controversial reform to a cornerstone of Island life

Know Your Numbers: A Simple Check That Could Protect Your Health

News this week…

Statement from the Chief Minister on the potential impact of the Middle East conflict​The Government of Jersey is taking active steps to manage any potential impacts on the Island arising from the conflict in the Middle East. Government publishes 2025 Annual Report and Accounts​The States of Jersey 2025 Annual Report and Accounts recorded a net-asset … Read more News this week…

News this week…

Review into bone densitometry scansAn independent review has identified potential concerns with the diagnosis and treatment recommendations of some patients who underwent bone densitometry scans at the Hospital between January 2017 and January 2022. Revisions to first-time buyer policy guidanceThe Minister for Housing has updated Jersey’s first-time buyer policy guidance so that more Islanders can … Read more News this week…

News this week…

Public Health advice on meningitis cases in KentPublic Health Jersey is aware of reports of meningitis cases affecting young people in Canterbury and the surrounding area, including students at the University of Kent. The risk to people living outside of the area is very low. Government publishes All Age Mental Health StrategyThe Government of Jersey … Read more News this week…

Our valued migrant workers : Offering support and important information 

The subject of migrant workers in Jersey – and specifically how they are treated – has been in the spotlight recently. In this blog post, Minister for Justice and Home Affairs, Deputy Mary Le Hegarat, explores the value of migrant workers to Jersey, the responsibilities of employers and offers a reminder of where migrant workers … Read more Our valued migrant workers : Offering support and important information 

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Launch of the All Age Mental Health StrategyThe Minister for Health and Social Services and Minister for Children and Families will launch the All Age Mental Health Strategy (2026–2030) on Thursday 19 March. Statement from the Minister for Justice and Home AffairsThe Minister for Justice and Home Affairs, Deputy Mary Le Hegarat, issued a statement … Read more News this week…

News this week…

Publication of the Gender Pay Gap ReportThe Government of Jersey has released the 2025 Gender Pay Gap Report which shows the difference between the average gross hourly earnings for men and women across the public service is continuing to fall. Housing Minister proposes Rent tribunal membersThe Minister for Housing, Deputy Sam Mézec, has lodged a … Read more News this week…