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Tour the Isle of Wight Crematorium

A tour of the Isle of Wight Crematorium will feature as part of Mountbatten’s latest Death Chat event.
"Heart of the hospice" recognised

Dr Des Murphy, who was instrumental in setting up hospice care on the Isle of Wight, has been recognised by Isle of Wight Council.
“An Island Legacy” continues to support hospice

A further donation from the sale of a highly popular book called “An Island Legacy” has been presented to Mountbatten.
Osborne Run revamped for 2019

Mountbatten’s popular fundraising fun run, held in the beautiful estate of Osborne, has been revamped for 2019.

Register to Walk the Wight

Be part of the iconic Walk the Wight with Mountbatten, raising vital funds for and awareness of our work.
Knit-a-chick!

Do you know someone who is older and isolated, who may enjoy coming to our knit-a-chick events?
Michael and Perdita's story

Michael is walking in memory of his Dad, who was cared for by Mountbatten and died when Michael was only four years old. Michael and his mum, Perdita, are determined to raise vital funds to ensure more Island people receive the care they need, both now and in the future.
Tour the Isle of Wight Crematorium

A tour of the Isle of Wight Crematorium will feature as part of Mountbatten’s latest Death Chat event.
About Walk the Wight

Walk the Wight with Mountbatten is the Island’s largest and most iconic fundraising event, raising hundreds of thousands of pounds each year to help those in our community faced with death, dying and bereavement.
Grant from Hampshire & Isle of Wight Freemasons

Mountbatten receives £1,584 from the Provincial Grand Lodge of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Freemasons.
Welcome to Mountbatten

We provide expert end of life care to over 1,000 Islanders on any one day.
Main walk - Full, 1st half and 2nd half

From Bembridge in the east to Alum Bay in the west - the Main walk is the epic cross Island challenge that Walk the Wight is famous for!
Roxy's story

Roxy wants to ensure no Islander is left to face death alone or without the care and support they deserve. Roxy and her son, Logan, are taking part in the Flat Walk on Sunday 12 May, to help secure the future of Mountbatten for our Island community.
AHP Rehabilitation Assistant Volunteer

Could you be part of our team which helps people to work towards their goals, live independently and improve their quality of life?