Our board of trustees are all volunteers, and as well as lending their expertise from various professional backgrounds, they also jump in and help in other ways. In 2019 one of them, Bill Crook, raised over £2,000 for Wiston Lodge’s first major roof repair works through a sponsored cycle the
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Our amazing chairperson has decided to step down, following our recent AGM. Isobel Lindsay has been a fantastic advocate for Wiston Lodge since the formation of the charity in 2007. In this time, she has overseen the growth of the charity to a successful enterprise, which is proud to have
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Through the Amazon Smile programme, you are able to donate to Wiston Lodge and it doesn’t cost you anything! Simply go to smile.amazon.co.uk, pick Wiston Lodge as your chosen charity and shop on Amazon as normal. They donate 0.5% of the total of items that you buy to us. An
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It’s been home to our outdoor equipment and instructors for many years, and as the year draws to a close the Little Lodge has come down, about to be replaced by a new purpose-built facility. The instructors vacated in October and the building has now been demolished to make way
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In December 2016, we successfully received a grant from BBC Children in Need that has allowed us to create the magical interpretative trail, Path of the Little People.
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Without our supporters who make small donations or volunteer to help in the house or grounds, either regularly or on an ongoing basis, Wiston Lodge would not be around today.
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Free funded places for families within Duneaton Community Council catchment area.
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PLEASE HELP us to engage with more Children and Young Adults with Additional Support Needs
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Enjoy a festive gathering in warm cozy surroundings with delicious home-cooked food.
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Wiston Lodge has just received a £9851 grant from the Big Lottery Fund through its Awards for All funding programme. The funding will allow us to launch a timely, collaborative project, “Going for Gold!” with the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) and regional secondary schools’ Additional Support Needs (ASN) units.
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