Charities In Isle Of Wight

The charity runs the community library from the Old School building in Niton. All people involved in the charity are volunteers from the local area.

Making grants for appropriate Church Bell improvement projects on the Isle of Wight. Providing appropriate volunteer "manpower" and advice to church bell improvement projects on the Isle of Wight.

Towards religious and other charitable purposes of the Chcurch of England in the Ecclesiastical Parish of All Saints Freshwater.In or towards providing special benefits not normally provided by the LEA for persons resident in the said Parish under the age of 18 and members of the Church of England

providing extra educational facilities and supplies which would not normally be available to the children.providing extra leisure facilities for educational puposes.

RAISING FUNDS AND SUPPORTING EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITES FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ATTENDING BRADING CHURCH OF ENGLAND CONTROLLED PRIMARY SCHOOL. ENABLING PARTICIPATION FOR ALL IN COMMUNITY EVENTS AND EXTRA-CURRICULA ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING OFF-SITE VENUES.

To provide advice, support, educational or personal development opportunities in London and on the Isle of Wight, and holidays on the Island, for youngsters and families.

We provide a building in Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, in which rainbows, brownies and guides, beaver scouts, cub scouts and Yarmouth sea scouts can hold their meetings.

Provides an observatory facility and astronomy related educational events.

Providing education and training in choral singing and presenting concerts for the public.

Local and national Masonic and Non-Masonic charities and charitable organisations.

Maintain and improve the Headquarters building for the use of the Scout and Guide groups.

Teaching disabled adults and youngsters to drive a pony and trap

Hospital Radio

To advance the education and training of young persons up to the age of 25 years, from the Isle of Wight, in sailing, boat handling, seamanship and navigation. To help the beneficiaries develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and that their conditions of life may be improved.

The Friends is established to assist in the maintenance, restoration, preservation, repair, improvement and beautification of the fabric of St. Mary's Cowes, Cowes, Isle of Wight and of the monuments, fittings, fixtures, stained glass, furniture, ornaments and chattels in the Church and Churchyard belonging to the Church and to preserve and protect the Church as a place of Christian Worship.

The Friends of Brading Roman Villa is the volunteer support group working in partnership with the Oglander Roman Trust, Reg No 1044506, which owns the Villa site. Our volunteers provide guides whose knowledge contributes to the visitor experience at the Villa. They also help deliver the Villa programme of educational and social events for families and children.

The WI offers women the opportunity to learn new skills, meet with friends and join in National WI campaigns.

IWUFT aims to: a) encourage and enable older people no longer in full-time paid employment to help each other to share their knowledge, skills, interests and experience. b) demonstrate the benefits and enjoyment to be gained and the new horizons to be discovered in learning throughout life. c) celebrate the capabilities and potential of older people and their value to society.

To give relief in the form of additional winter fuel allowance to those in need, aged 65 or over and who reside in the area of the former Borough of Newport

For the relief of poor and distressed Masons or their poor and distressed Widows and Children or to or for the benefit of such other Masonic or other Charities or other Charitable Institutions Societies or objects as the Lodge shall in duly constituted meeting direct.

We are an independent, voluntary, non profit charity that supports The Spires Cleft Centre at Salisbury District Hospital and The John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford and the patients and their families who are treated there. With your help every penny and effort goes to help the Spires Cleft Team, along with a multitude of activities and items for all local cleft children and their families.

We advance the education of the public in palaeontology and geology through a programme of lectures, open days and field trips. We run fund raising events supporting projects including the acquisition of specimens, purchasing equipment for the museum which enhances the development and display of the collection and support for moves to bring the museum under the management of a charitable trust.

The Foundation helps cricketers under the age of 19, living in Hampshire or the Isle of Wight, who need financial support to develop their talent or to pursue their interest in the game. We also support the development of local cricket for young people by providing grants to schools, cricket clubs and other organisations e.g. for funding coaching, providing equipment or enhancing facilities.

To relieve the needs and to promote the good health of people living with dementia, their families and carers in the three counties of Hampshire, Surrey and Berkshire and such other parts of the UK and the world through the provision of support groups and other ways as the trustees may from time to time think fit.To advance the education of the public about dementia and its care and support.

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