The Government has commissioned an independent review after the UK union responsible for representing educational psychologists said it could no longer recommend Jersey as an "appropriate or safe place to work".
They might bring in £230 million in economic value to the island – but as many as a third of the island's 775 charities have less than three months reserves and are therefore “vulnerable” to financial stress and short-term shocks, a groundbreaking report into Jersey's third sector has found.
The challenges facing charities and their struggles to recover following covid have been well documented, but this autumn marked a significant shift – a feeling that the charity sector was now at breaking point.