Walk the Wight 2027 with Mountbatten Isle of Wight takes place on Sunday, 9 May 2027!

Register your interest in Walk the Wight 2027 with Mountbatten Isle of Wight today, and as a thank you, you’ll receive an exclusive 10% early bird discount on your sign-up fee when registration opens in January 2027.

Registering your interest does not secure your place. You will need to complete the full sign-up and payment process once registration opens.  

Here is how to register your interest in Walk the Wight 2027 with Mountbatten Isle of Wight:

Click here to register your interest in Walk the Wight 2027 with Mountbatten Isle of Wight

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Every single day, Mountbatten Isle of Wight’s compassionate teams provide 24/7 care and support to over 2,500 people facing death, dying, and bereavement – as well as their families.

Did you know that 85% of this care happens in people’s homes, right across the Island? From day services and outpatient groups at the welcoming John Cheverton Centre to expert care on our inpatient unit – both located at our hospice building in Newport – Mountbatten Isle of Wight is here to ensure no one faces life’s toughest moments alone.

Your fundraising through Walk the Wight helps make this vital care possible. Together, we can continue to support Islanders when they need it most.

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Your Walk the Wight 2026 fundraising supports:

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Why your Walk the Wight 2026 fundraising matters:

Helen Barnes, 56, from Ryde, has been living with metastatic breast cancer since 2012. Her journey has been filled with challenges, but thanks to the care and support of Mountbatten Isle of Wight — made possible by fundraisers like you — Helen has found a way to live life to the fullest.

After the cancer spread to her bones, Helen faced the daunting task of learning to walk again. Weekly rehabilitation sessions with Mary, a Mountbatten physiotherapist, helped her go from using crutches to walking unaided in just eight months. “I couldn’t have got through it without Mary,” Helen says.

Mountbatten’s community nurses have also been by her side, helping to manage her pain during some of her darkest moments. “With Mountbatten’s nurses helping control my pain, I’ve still got the fight in me to live,” she shares.

Inspired by the support she’s received, Helen has volunteered at Walk the Wight, helped in the fundraising office, taken to the runway at a fundraising fashion show that raised over £5,500 for Mountbatten, and even co-founded a support group for people with secondary cancer.

Your fundraising through Walk the Wight helps ensure that people like Helen can continue to receive life-changing care and support. Every step you take makes a difference.

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