The strategy was approved three years ago in collaboration with the States of Guernsey, primary care teams and the charitable sector and will continue until 2029.
Implementation is overseen by the Mental Health & Wellbeing Technical Team, a multidisciplinary group including representatives from across the States of Guernsey.
The report said an important focus in 2025 was prevention and early intervention, particularly for children, young people and families.
It said that during the year, work included developing a new perinatal mental health pathway, expanding early help and youth‑focused services and strengthening integrated additional learning needs pathways.
“Together, these developments support a life course approach to mental health, from pregnancy through to early adulthood,” it said.
