GCS chairman Martin Thornton said it was important to provide for all.
He said: “Demand for counselling support continues to grow across the island, and we know that many people would struggle to access private counselling services without charitable support.
“Our aim is to ensure that nobody is prevented from receiving help because of their financial circumstances.”
Thornton said the service operated on a flexible contribution basis, asking clients to pay what they could afford so financial circumstances would not be a barrier to access.
“This funding gives us greater security and stability as we continue improving our services, reducing waiting times and supporting islanders facing a wide range of mental health and wellbeing challenges,” he added.
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