Charities In Isle Of Wight

General Charitable purposes

Assistance to the poor in the congregation of St Johns Church Oakfield Ryde

provide sports facilities on the Isle of Wight

Land is permanently endowed specie property (held in perpetuity for public benefit as open space as stated in 1904 CV/governing document).

The Ventnor Skatepark Group provides, maintains and promotes positive use of skatepark facilities for the community of Ventnor and the surrounding area of the Isle of Wight.The charity encourages wheeled skatepark sports, such as that of skateboarding, stunt scooters, BMX, Inline skating to all ages and abilities.

Promoting interest in Horticultural and craft matters in all ages.Holding meetings when possible and hold a Horticultural show each year. (Subject to weather conditions)

We now have several more small groups using our center and have also linked up with our town councilors to provide computer tutoring with UK on-line. This year has been quite successful with UK on-line in supporting the over 50s with several different courses.The Centre now hopes to start next month with adults that have learning difficulties taking part in physical activities using our hall eac

Land is permanently endowed specific property (held in perpetuity for public benefit for specific purposes declared in 1929 CV/governing document).

We are a Sailing School for the disabled, specifically for people with mobility difficulties. We offer sailing tutition in a unique modified keelboat with fully supportive canting seat and a system enabling the student to sail by mouth via a single straw, a sip-puff system

Currently inactive

fund raising for various local projects and the Earl Mountbatten Hospicefund raising for national and international Rotary projects including disaster reliefhelp with local schools, ie cooking competitions, mock interviews, presentations

101 General charitable purposes

The Almshouses belonging to the Charity provide accommodation under licence for poor persons who have lived on the Isle of Wight, primarily in Newport and Godshill, for a minimum of ten years. Assistance may also be given by other such means as the Trustees think fit from time to time

Organisation owns building and oversees the activities of a heritage centre. It is dormant financially.

To give assistance to those in need, where possible.

Provide allowances for heating for widows over 70 years resident in the parish of St Johns Oakfield for the last 3 years

Hampshire Neurological Alliance covers Southampton, Hampshire, Isle of Wight and Portsmouth as an umbrella organisation for people with Long Term Neurological Conditions (LTNCs), carers & relevant organisations. It works in partnership with commissioners, providers & other support organisations to promote independence and improve provision of coproduced health, social and other local services.

Grants can be applied for by Years 13 and 14 students on roll at Sandown High School, Isle of Wight, who will be attending a higher education course at the end of 6th Form. Preference shall be given to students wishing to pursue courses in Arts and Crafts, including Foundation Art courses, but the Trustees shall have discretion to award the same to any students, whatever course they are to pursue.

Advancing the education of persons under 25 years, and in exceptional circumstances, those under 40 years, who are resident in the Isle of Wight, by providing financial assistance is such ways as the Trustees think fit. Grants are awarded following receipt of a completed, detailed application form from individuals and organisations working with young people.