Citizens Advice Guernsey has reported a significant increase in demand for its services, with 3,043 clients in 2025, a rise from 2,991 in the previous year. The charity addressed nearly 5,700 separate issues, with housing being the primary concern, accounting for over 1,000 cases and affecting 474 clients. The average time spent with each client rose from 51 to 54 minutes, indicating the growing complexity of cases and the strain on adviser resources, which required more than 10,000 volunteer hours to operate effectively. Employment issues ranked as the second most common concern, followed by legal and family matters. Many housing-related cases were linked to financial stress or relationship difficulties, with the charity noting that divorce and separation often exacerbate housing shortages. Citizens Advice Guernsey warns that the ongoing cost-of-living crisis is likely to increase demand further, affecting both those already struggling and those who have so far managed to cope. The organization emphasizes the need for continued support as these pressures mount.