Isle of Wight DJ and care worker Jamie Hindson has continued his monthly donation initiative, this time supporting Bodster Equine Assisted Learning Centre in Shanklin with a £100 contribution.
Jamie, who works across several care roles including as an SEN teaching assistant, respite carer, and children’s home activity coordinator, is donating £100 each month to local charities and support services until December 2025.
October’s donation was made to Bodster Equine Assisted Learning Centre, which offers equine-based programmes for people aged 6 to 90 years, including those with complex needs.
Jamie said he was warmly welcomed by the centre’s owners, Jo and Giles Boddington, and introduced to their vision and work:
“I got to meet all the horses including Blue – animals really do have a great way with mental health.
“They cater to a wide range of people, including EAQ trainees, team builders, and those returning to work. Soon they’ll also be supporting families, which is exciting for the Island.”
Bodster offers a number of equine-assisted learning programmes that aim to build emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and wellbeing through guided interaction with horses. Other services include short breaks, mental health support, team-building sessions, countryside courses, and school programmes.
Jamie’s previous donations in 2025 have supported:
- January: Mountbatten Hospice – Newport
- February: Better Days Café – Ventnor
- March: Care in the Garden – Wootton
- April: Daisy Chains – Island-based
- May: The Holt – Newport
- June: The Way Forward – Newport
- July: Haylands Farm – Ryde
- August: MenOnlyIW – Ryde
- September: The Phoenix Project IW – Ryde
- October: Bodster – Shanklin
Jamie’s history of charitable fundraising includes taking part in YMCA sleepout events, abseiling the UK’s highest waterfall, and running a solo half-marathon to raise £1,000 for mental health services during the pandemic.





























































































Well done Jamie
Must be seriously compensating for something to need the media exposure every month. Also never once heard of this “dj”