GASP works with some of the county’s most challenged and disadvantaged children, offering courses in motor mechanics and engineering. Working with partners to support those who have been disengaged, the charity helps reduce reoffending, decreases anti-social behaviour and improves the relationship between young people and their communities.

The Foundation was delighted to support GASP with the purchase of 3 motorbikes, and a range of other much needed equipment. This is the first time GASP has had full-size bikes, which have been enthusiastically welcomed by the students, as confirmed by Alex Thompson, CEO of GASP.

“We welcomed Paul and Trevor from The Wisley Foundation to meet some of our students, and their mentors, and see first hand the massive impact this donation has had. The donation has provided new and exciting equipment for our young people to work with, it means so much to them. We couldn’t be happier!”