2025 news

Jersey’s Adult Learning Disability Service is partnering with Mencap, Haute Vallée School and other organisations to highlight the support available for adults with a Learning Disability.

From July, Jersey will follow NHS England and offer a more personalised cervical screening service.

The Government is inviting Islanders to have their say on the Island’s approach to recreational cannabis use in Jersey.

Islanders are now able to access potentially life-saving heart treatment more quickly.

A new team of nurses, who will support Islanders with life-limiting illnesses and their families to live well, will start next month [June].

Health and Care Jersey’s Cardiology Team will be screening Islanders for heart failure at pop-up events.

Islanders with new or mild dementia can continue to benefit from a group which helps them to cope with their symptoms.

The Government of Jersey welcomes the publication of the draft third report from the PFAS Scientific Advisory Panel.

Eligible Islanders are encouraged to stay protected this spring and take up the offer of a COVID-19 spring booster vaccination.

The Government is inviting Islanders to give their feedback on proposed changes to the Termination of Pregnancy Law.

The Minister for Health and Social Services, Deputy Tom Binet, has responded to the publication of the Hospital Review Panel’s report.

A statement from the Minister for Health and Social Services.

Professor Peter Bradley has published his second Director of Public Health Report which looks at the evidence for investing in prevention.

A consultant orthopaedic surgeon has been appointed Medical Director for Health and Care Jersey.

Eligible Islanders who haven’t yet had their flu or COVID vaccines are invited to attend pop-up clinics.