CAMHS service moves to 'more fit for purpose' site

A street-view of Bermuda House on Green Street on St Helier. The building is white and has five windows at the top, seven on the second floor and seven larger windows on the ground floor. There is a woman pushing a pushchair in front of the building on the left. Google

The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service will move to Bermuda House on Green Street, St Helier

Zhara Simpson
Channel Islands

The minister for infrastructure has approved the move of the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) in Jersey to a more "fit for purpose" location.

Constable Andy Jehan approved the transaction, through a ministerial decision, for the service to renew the lease for the Bermuda House on Green Street, St Helier.

It said there was a risk the service could not "function" after September 2026 without "adequate facilities".

"Bermuda House will provide a more 'fit for purpose' facility for CAMHS through until 2036," the decision said.

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