Arts Charities That specialise in Radio

Hospital Radio

RAYNET provides communications in times of emergencies or at community events for Government Departments & agencies (National or Local), Ambulance services, Police Forces and others defined in the Radio Amateur Licence issued by Ofcom.

Sustain continuity of radio programmes on 24/7 basis to patients and staff of Betsi Cadwalader University Health Board. Undertake ward visiting to patients to counter loneliness. Play music requests and provide news and information. Fundraising to maintain organisation including visiting events with an outside broadcast vehicle.

Provision of entertainment and information services to patients and staff of Epsom General Hospital.

Providing free hosptial radio broadcasts to the patients and staff at the Trust's Hosptials. We also support local groups and fund days by providing music and Public Address facilities.

The provision of Radio Services to the Royal United Hospital, Bath, associated hospitals in the Bath Health Authority and to the wider Bath Community

hospital radio in the Bradford Royal Infirmary, Bradford,radio to the patients around the wards information news and music,ward visiting and outside sports broadcasting.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Mexborough and the neighbourhood without distinction of sex or of political religious or other opinions of facilities in the interest of social welfare and in particular for use for recreation and leisure time occupation by various voluntary organisations including Mexborough and District Amateur Radio Society as main uses.

Provides Radio entertainment for patients in Furness General Hospital

SEA meets twice a month to catalogue and preserve papers, e.g invoices tickets, programmes,and photographs, portraying the town's social history. Using the website, public events, reports in local press and radio, donations of ephemera are invited and the its use as a research facility. SEA aims to save ephemera and oral memories relating to the relocation of population from London in 1960's.

Public open evenings - 6 per year. Presentations at National Waterfront Museum, National Botanic Garden of Wales, Country Parks, talks & visits to other organisations. Evening lecture programme for members. Monthly "star-guide" in local newspaper, and on Society's website. National & local radio presentations.

Providing Hospital Radio Service to our local hospital.Fundraising by means of Collections, Sponsorship and providing PAs at fetes and similar functons.

Providing radio broadcast programmes of varied music and relevant information to inpatients, outpatients, staff and visitors in Halton General Hospital, Runcorn, Cheshire

To relieve sickness, poor health and old age amongst people living in the area covered by providing a local broadcasting service for hospitals, residential homes and similar institutionsThe preservation and protection of good health in particular by the provision of health programs delivered via internet radio to assist patients who are receiving care in the community and recovering at home.

Equal Ability Radio, a registered charity broadcaster is based in the UK but potentially serving one billion disabled listeners, the disadvantaged, families and carers worldwide. We seek to provide medical equipment, treatments and respite care.It will fund its overheads and costs through commercial advertising, merchandise, donations, sponsorship, grants staged events and gift aid.

Your feel better station for Warrington & surrounding areas.Radio General broadcasts on Hospedia Radio channel 1 and online. Programmes include requests, items of local interest, Health & Wellbeing items, outside broadcasts and commentaries on Warrington Wolves and Widnes Vikings home games. Radio General Xtra is an alternative music based service for the hospital's waiting areas.

Cotswold Hospital Radio is a voluntary community service organisation established to provide a ward visiting and local radio broadcasting service to patients in hospitals administered by the Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

We work with Raynet amateur radio groups in Kent and Medway, who provide emergency support to humanitarian organisations; and to Category 1 and Category 2 organisations specified in the Civil Contingencies Act 2004, ie the emergency services, central and local government, and essential utilities. We help provide communication services, equipment, and training.

The provision of radio communications in cases of civil emergency and to assist statutory and voluntary emergency bodies i.e., St. John Ambulance, Red Cross, etc. As part of our training, we provide communications to organisers of sporting and community activities, such as cross-country equestrian events, marathons, carnival parades, etc.

Hospital radio.

We are an independant local branch of the Radio Amateurs Emergency Network (RAYNET) who specialise in providing the community with communication facilities in times of emergency, and Public Safety at community events. We provide specialist communications links for community events attracting crowds from a few hundred to several thousands, and assist other Raynet groups nationally.

1) Advancing education in all matters concerning amateur radio, radio communications and related systems2) Using amateur radio communication, within the terms of the amateur radio licence, to supplement communication for organisations involved in the planning or provision of rescue, relief or communication in the event of distress or emergency, both local and national.

Hospital Radio station providing music and Health information for the patients of the Princess of Wales Hospital in Bridgend

Provision of hospital radio services to the staff and patients of Ormskirk and District General Hospital and Southport Hospital

the relief of sickness and infirmity through Hospital Broadcasting