The Isle of Wight is all about community

Support the Frontline is a not-for-profit initiative that allows the whole Island community to offer their thanks and support to our hardworking NHS staff

Could you design a new Thank You card for local charity Independent Arts or know someone who could? Details within

The grants are specifically intended to fund organisations to help families in need with food, energy and water bills

Youth Trust Mental Health Taskforce members are given training, ongoing support and the opportunity to get involved and have a say

If you're aged 50 or over, you're invited to take part in this survey that will help shape digital support for older residents in the future

Both from Sandown, the Girlguiding volunteer leaders were presented with the Silver Oak Leaf Awards by Girlguiding’s South West England Region (pre-Lockdown)

Join the Lifeboat Lotto for your chance to win up to £5,000. It costs less than £10pm and you’ll be helping independent lifeboat stations

Tables will be used as G.I.V.E. members start to grow and share their own produce again this spring

The charity works to help reduce isolation and loneliness in people (particularly, but not exclusively older people) in West Wight and surrounding areas

The Heart Club now has close to 350 members, with exercise classes being held across the Island every week (when not in lockdown)

Usually a different good cause is selected but Island Roads staff have again chosen to fundraise for Daisy Chains because planned charity events during 2020 have been so badly affected by Covid-19