Aim

The Trust was established by the States of Jersey on 3rd September 2004, with the following aim:

"To seek to eliminate discrimination on any ground including, but not limited to, grounds of colour, race, nationality or ethnic or national origins, gender or sexual orientation, disability or age, by promoting good relations between all members of society, and seeking to achieve equality of treatment and opportunity within our community."

We advance our aim in a number of ways:

Promoting legislative changes to enhance equality.
Commissioning research in areas where discrimination arises and recommending measures to tackle issues highlighted.
Encouraging and facilitating community partnerships which enhance social harmony.
Public awareness and education initiatives on discrimination issues.

Funding

We are grateful for the support of:

Home Affairs Department

The Trust receives an annual grant of £27,500 from the Home Affairs Department to cover the general annual running costs.

Association of Jersey Charities

The Trust has received a grant of £29,600 from the Association of Jersey Charities to support our Anti-bullying Service.

Lloyds Bank Foundation for the Channel Islands

The Trust has also received a grant of £25,000 from the Lloyds Bank Foundation for the Channel Islands which should enable us to continue the Anti-bullying counselling service until the end of 2015.

Trustees

The Trust is run by a committee of trustees including one States Member. They bring a wealth of knowledge from different perspectives and experiences and help to develop and oversee the implementation of the Trust’s plans.

The committee meets every 4-6 weeks.

Dr. Elena Moran (Chair)
Martin Richardson (Hon Treasurer)
Nick Bester (Vice Chair)
Deputy Louise Doublet (States Appointed Trustee)
Christopher Journeaux (Hon Secretary)
Leonie Herve
Steve Ryan

Matthew Christensen