The Skiers Trust, needs your help supporting British skiers and snowboarders
- Help the less fortunate to experience the sport
- Help to open up opportunities for many more children
- Help to put Britain on the podium at the Winter Olympics
- Help the development of training programmes
- Help the research into environmental issues
- Help the safety in skiing and skiing areas and accident prevention
- Help improve the access to the sport
- Help education and training in ski safety and ski instructing and coaching
- Help and support for those who have or are suffering from a skiing related injury or illness
- Help for the armed forces to experience, teach and coach skiing

Mission Statement
In an increasingly urban society, it is imperative to offer young people an activity that develops their initiative, individuality and courage. In the mountains, the skill and determination of the individual are pitted against the elements, and therein lies the attraction and challenge. Aspects of self-discipline, personal responsibility and leadership qualities are the benefits of the mountain experience. Thus, skiing fulfils a need which is fundamental, and the importance of such a challenge has never been so urgent as it is today. Skiing is no longer restricted to snow rich areas. Artificial ski slopes and more recently indoor snow slopes, play an increasing part in the provision of sports facilities in urban areas, opening up opportunities to many more children which were almost unattainable in the past, skiers progress to the mountains from these initial steps.

