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As a truly local insurance company, we believe it is important to put something back into the community. Through our Community Support Programme (a mix of education, arts, sport, the environment and charitable causes) we are widely supportive and integrated into the Channel Islands community, being involved in causes that are important to our people, our brokers and our customers.
After 29 successful years of putting conservation back into the heart of the Channel Island community, Insurance Corporation are preparing for the 30th anniversary of their annual Conservation Awards. The Runner Up in the 2019 Insurance Corporation Conservation Awards was The Dolfin Project, lead by Nicola Harris. We recently caught up with Nicola to see how the project is progressing, and how funding from our Awards continues to support their development. Read Nicola’s update: The Runner Up of our 2019 Healthcare Bursary was Zoe Andrews, who received £1000 to help fund her project, ‘Introducing Harvey’s Gang to HSC’. We caught up with Zoe briefly to discuss Harvey’s Gang and what it means to have been selected as Runner Up in a competitive and inspiring year… The winners of our 2019 Healthcare Bursary were Deborah Harris, Moira Norman and Olwen Bain-Brehaut, who received the top prize of £2000 to help fund their project, ‘Reminiscence Therapy for Patients with Cognitive Impairment’ (RITA). We caught up with project leader Deborah Harris to find out more about their amazing project and what it means to have won this years bursary… Since 1991, Insurance Corporation have been proudly funding and supporting innovative ideas from Health and Social Care (HSC) staff to enhance health and social care provision in the Bailiwick of Guernsey through their annual Healthcare Bursary.Insurance Corporation launch their 30th Annual Conservation Awards
An Update from The Dolfin Project – The 2019 Conservation Awards Runner Up
An Interview with Zoe Andrews from Harvey’s Gang – 2019 Healthcare Bursary Runner Up
An Interview with the Winners of our Healthcare Bursary 2019
Exciting Future for Health and Social Care in the Bailiwick