Episodes
Our Charity this week is St John Ambulance Isle of Man. Caitlin Bradley tells us all about the wonderful work this vital organisation does on the Island, how it all began and how you can support them.
Paul Healey BEM and Matthew Palmer tell Christy about Craig's Heartstrong Foundation, the charity that has saved hundreds of lives, thanks to bi-annual free screenings and the 600 defibrillators situated around the Island.The One2Three Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com
Juan Callister is about to complete his mighty icy mission, which has seen him adding a minute of dip time in ice cold water every day of January. Tomorrow, he'll get in the sea for 31 minutes and is inviting everyone to come along. It's all to raise money and awareness for Isle Stand Up To Suicide and other mental health charities. He has SMASHED his original target - to the power of ten. Support his cause here: https://www.justgiving.com/page/juan-callister-1
Douglas Choral Union are bringing 1950s New York back to the Gaiety Stage with much loved musical "Guys and Dolls", opening February 21st. Jude Fullerton, Simon Fletcher and Natalie Smith popped into One2Three to tell us about it. Get your tickets now from VillaGaiety
Craig's Heartstrong Foundation was originally set up by the Lunt family in memory of their 25 year old son, Craig, who died in April 2005 from a previously undiagnosed heart defect. As a result of the annual screenings they run with Cardiac Risk in the Young and the 600 defibrillators they have funded around the Island, they have saved hundreds of lives. Paul Healey BEM and Matthew Palmer tell us more. Craig's Heart Strong Foundation – Isle of Man Heart Charity
Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association is an Isle of Man registered charity that has been raising money to support research into cancer and providing support to Island Residents affected by cancer, since 1959. The big ‘C’ on the logo actually stands for CURE for cancer. Executive Officer Sandy Denning tells Christy more. Home - Isle of Man Anti Cancer Association
Isle of Man Anti-Cancer has been raising money to support research into cancer and providing support to Island Residents affected by cancer, since 1959. Sandy Denning tells us how the charity began, how it's going and what the plans are for the future. Find out more about them here: Home - Isle of Man Anti Cancer Association
Kat Ions and Lucy Corlett tell Christy about the charity Riding for the Disabled Isle of Man, which celebrates 50 years in 2026, while young riders Matthew Corlett and Evie Roberts talk about the incredible difference it has made to their lives.
Kirk Michael man Juan Callister is taking on a mighty, icy challenge this month, to raise money and awareness for men's mental health charities, especially around the subject of suicide. He tells Christy all about it. *Warning: some may find parts of this conversation triggering. If you are affected by any of this chat, you can find information regarding support here: Support - Manx Radio You'll find Juan's Justgiving page here.
Riding for the Disabled Isle of Man is a 100% Volunteer run and self funded charity providing positive horse experiences to the Islands residents with Additional Needs. Kat Ions and Lucy Corlett tell us more about their work - and their history in this, their 50th Year. Find out more on their website here.
Beach Buddies is an award winning, globally recognised charity which has been cleaning up our Island - and communities as far away as Hong Kong - for 20 years. Founder Bill Dale was even awarded the British Empire Medal in 2017 for his work protecting the marine environment. Christy DeHaven chats with Bill to find out more about the incredible journey, which started with a dog walk in Ballaugh and ended up with 22,000 volunteers armed with litter pickers.
2026 marks the 20th Anniversary of the charity Beach Buddies. Founder Bill Dale tells us how it all began, how it's going and what the plans are for the future. Find out more about them here: Beach Buddies – It's not enough to just stand and stare
The Ellan Vannin Care Home in Douglas is a little gem - one that some people don't seem to know is still open! Thelma Lomax and Robert Moore are on something of a mission to remind people that the charity is very much still alive and providing a Home from Home for residents. Find out more about their services here: https://ellanvanninhome.org.im/ The Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com
Juan Christian tells us about the Mooinjer Veggey Charity
University College Isle of Man students have been making working with both Cronk Y Berry primary school and Ellan Vannin Care Home to create music and activities - with, for and inspired by residents and pupils. Christy catches up with students Milli Butterworth, Keeley Lewington, Beck Parker and Harley Pierce along with their teacher Ruby Biscoe-Taylor.
Juan Christian tells us about the Manx Language Children's Charity 'Moonijer Veggey' meaning 'Little People'. Find out more and get in touch with them here: Home - Mooinjer Veggey
Thelma Lomax and Robert Moore tell us about The Ellan Vannin Care Home on Kingswood Grove in Douglas. Find out more about their services here: https://ellanvanninhome.org.im/ The Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com
Gill Skinner and Maria Johnston tell Christy about their involvement with the Friends of Robert Owen House charity. Find them on Facebook here, email frohfundraising@manx.net or call Maria on +44 7624 464785 for more information.
In 2021, Bethany Williams won the Vogue Designer Fashion Fund – a huge achievement - and she was ready for the exciting next chapter in her already enviable career. But life had other plans … Christy caught up with her recently to find out more about her journey and her new exhibition, which reflects the restorative nature of her Island home, which brought her 'back to life'.
Gill Skinner and Maria Johnston tell us about the 'home from home' that is an invaluable facility for Manx residents with loved ones needing specialist treatment at the Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital. For more information, contact frohfundraising@manx.net.The Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com
Simon Rea and Jeff Jepson tell Christy about the upcoming 10th Anniversary of their popular Christmas Fundraiser concert, 'Lesh Shee As Graih' (With Love and Peace) which will be taking place at St Ninians on Dec 12th. Reserve your tickets on Jeff's website here: Gigs
It’s fair to say most of us look forward to Christmas: the family gatherings, parties, festive food and, of course, presents. But with all that can come financial pressures for a lot of people. The Salvation Army are here to help, with everything from meal vouchers to the Toy Appeal, spirit lifting brass band concerts to lunch clubs. Captain Rachael Nieuwoudt and Debbie White - who heads up their Debt Advice Service - told Christy about their many community initiatives.
It's almost time for Peel Panto! Liam and Victoria Reynolds and Lisa Mellor tell Christy what we can expect from this year's production, which is on at the Peel Centenary Centre from December 6th. Full dates and tickets available here: What’s On – Peel Centenary Centre
The Salvation Army is a church and charity who are helping to alleviate poverty through practical ways and social programs. This Christmas, they will help a variety of people on the Isle of Man, with initiatives like the Toy Appeal, Christmas Dinners and more. Captain Rachael Nieuwoudt and Debbie Wight from the Debt Advisory Service tell us about their work. Find out more about them here: Facebook The Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com
Local charity Live At Home are on a mission to tackle loneliness and isolation on the Isle of Man while also supporting people to live independently at home as long as possible. David Gawne and Karen Winter tell us more. Find out more here: Isle of Man Live at Home Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com
“An uproarious spy thriller that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats—when they’re not crying with laughter.” - The TimesCarl Parker and Lisa Kreisky from Parker & Snell Company tell us about the multi award winning 'The 39 Steps', Alfred Hitchcock’s classic spy thriller brilliantly recreated for the stage, with four actors playing 139 roles. Showing at the VillaGaiety from Thurs 27th Nov
David Gawne and Karen Winter tell us about the charity that is on a mission to tackle loneliness and isolation, while helping Isle of Man residents to live independently at home where they feel happiest, for as long as possible. Find out more at https://www.liveathome.im/ The Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com
Natasha Parry from Diabetes Isle of Man talks to Christy about the Charity, ahead of World Diabetes Day 2025; and young mum Amber Sewell shares her experience of dealing with her 6 yr old son Arthur's diagnosis as Type 1 Diabetic last year. Find out more about the charity here: Home | Diabetes Isle of Man. One2Three Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com.
Christy was joined on the programme today by Callum Taylor, who plays Caractacus Potts and Mike Bonner, who plays Grandpa Potts in the latest production of much loved musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the Gaiety Theatre, along with Christine Wild from the Theatre School who is producing along with her daughter Rachel from the Rachel Wild Performers Studio. Callum also sang the beautiful lullabye Hushabye Mountain live in the studio for us.
Natasha Parry tells us all about the charity set up to support those with any form of Diabetes and their families. Find out more on their website here: Home | Diabetes Isle of Man Our Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com.