Charities In Isle Of Wight

To provide a community transport service to such of the inhabitants of the Isle of Wight who are in need of such a service because of age, sickness, disability (mental or physical) or poverty or because of lack of availability of safe and adequate public passenger services.

The Trust uses sail training as a method of raising the aspirations of inner city young people through their teenage years. Their training is both on the water and on dry land and results in the growth of confidence, teamwork and leadership skills whilst gaining valuable qualifications to enhance their careers and enable them to actively participate in the regeneration of our community.

WE PROVIDE THERAPIES- HIGH DOSAGE OXYGEN THERAPY, PHYSIOTHERAPY, OSTEOPATHY, SHIATSU, REFLEXOLOGY AND APS PAIN RELIEF THERAPY TO PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS IN OUR TARGET GEOGRAPHIC AREA. WE OFFER ADVICE AND SUPPORT AND A COMMUNITY BUILDING FOR OUR SERVICE USERS.

The museum advances public education by establishing a permanent display of historic commercial and public carriage vehicles on The Isle of Wight.

Scripture-based prayer groupsEncounters and RetreatsMarried couples and family encountersSpiritual and Catechetical FormationSpiritual Accompaniment and Vocational DiscernmentWe are also working with some Diocese as University Chaplains and Catechetical Coordinators

Providing food and guidance at street level and accommodation to and advancing the care of ex- service personnel including Mental health issues / PTSD support and any other concerns is available through the charity Day centre/hub.The charity offer free respite breaks in two locations staying in static holiday homes (charity owned) available to former members of her Majesty's armed force.

St James's Church, Ryde seeks to advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Basis of Faith as laid down in the Constitution, primarily but not exclusively to the benefit of the people of Ryde and the rest of the Isle of Wight.

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The charity maintains and manages its funds in order to to ensure that the collection in the Museum is maintained in immaculate condition and is accessible to all. The charity seeks to maintain the properties in their ownership in the best possible order.

TO ENHANCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN PRIMARILY UNDER STATUTORY SCHOOL AGE

To provide funds for the relief and benefit of Freemasons their wives, widows and dependants who are in distressed circumstances.

The majority of the Sophie Rolf Trust?s fundraising activity is conducted through the KissyPuppy Children?s charity shop on the Isle of Wight. The Trust also receives donations .

The operation of a museum providing educational instruction in military history and preservation of heritage.

Public worship and teaching ministries.Courses and events to promote the Christian faith.Community services provision such as Foodbank and parent and toddler groups.

Educate the public in the work of Julia Margaret Cameron, including the history of photography, and appreciation of modern photography as an artEncourage & promote awareness & knowledge of the historic Freshwater Circle & conservation of the Tennyson MileAdvance education & knowledge of the links from Julia Margaret Cameron's time in the significant milestones occurring since within West Wight

The Charity runs the Isle of Wight Literary Festival providing the following benefits :-The opportunity at reasonable cost, for the Island public to enjoy a local literary experience with well known, new and local authors who deliver presentations based on their books and experiences. It also runs a programme to encourage greater participation in the written word amongst schools on the Island.

Raising funds for life saving defibrillators across Norfolk, Suffolk and the UK. Placing 24/7 public defibrillators in communities, outside schools, clubs and small organisations. Providing free CPR and Defibrillator Training for the community and training in schools, starting from 5 years old. Giving talks at voluntary groups and raising awareness of how important early CPR and defibrillation is.

Isle of Wight Youth For Christ oversees several weekly evening youthclubs based around activity-based programs for 9-13 year olds, runs a number of weekly after-school discussion groups in various locations around the Island and a monthly Island-wide worship event for teenagers, and works in Middle and High schools taking lessons and assemblies.

We hold both field and indoor meetings throughout the year to assist in the study of natural history, geology and archaeology in relation to the Isle of Wight. We also manage a biological database and provide records to the Isle of Wight Council.

To advance the education of the public, particularly those in need, by the promotion of arts generally and in particular the arts of filmmaking and video making. City Eye promotes film and video culture through its support of filmmakers, a programme of networking events and film screenings, training courses and workshops and diverse project based work in the community.

Castlehold Baptist Church is governed by an Approved Governing Document which states that the principal purpose of the Church is the advancement of the Christian faith according to the principles of the Baptist denomination. The Church may also advance education and carry out other charitable purposes in the United Kingdom and/or other parts of the world.

TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM CANCER AND THEIR FAMILIES BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING WITH THE PROVISIONS OF EQUIPMENT FACILITIES AND SERVICES NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE STATUTORY AUTHORITIES AND BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT.

The Richard Kirkman Trust is a grant making charity, it's income being derived solely from funds invested. Grants for general use and for the benefit of individuals, covering a wide spectrum of social needs, are made to charities and organisations which have a material effect within Hampshire.

The WightAID Foundation benefits the local community of the Isle of Wight by granting funds that will support and enhance the services offered to those who are particulary in need. By granting these funds, the charity is able to assist with the continuation and growth of vital services for those living on the Island. Theses services aim to enrich the lives of individuals in the local community.

We are a community wheelchair rugby club based in Southampton, offering training and competition to anyonewith a permanent physical disability aged 12 and over.