Health Charities That specialise in Cancer

Sunrise is to support both cancer survivors and their families as well as those who unfortunately experienced a bereavement of a loved one due to cancer. Through the provision of practical financial needs and emotional support that help them continue onwards in life.

To relieve persons suffering from cancer and other illnesses and their families and friends, in particular by teaching methods of relaxation and by providing advice and counselling, with the object of improving the conditions of life of such persons and their families.

Our various research projects have moved forward, in particular the Bench-to-Bedside Head and Neck Cancer Research Programme at UCL Cancer Institute. We are also working to continue to improve awareness of HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancer through public health education.

Lauren's Legacy provides support to young people and their families who are undergoing treatment for cancer. This support could be in the form of respite breaks, provision of travel grants, provision of technology (tablets/laptops) to enable communication and study whilst isolated/hospitalised and other suitable grants/equipment as determined by the Trustees to add quality to life.

We are a registered charity who support children with brain tumours and their families across England. Our aim is to bring a smile to the face of sick children and provide support to help their families at a stressful time. Currently we have activity trolleys in oncology wards in many hospitals and shared care units, these trolleys can be enjoyed at anytime and provide a range of craft activities.

The Charity makes grants to charitable organisations in England involved in the following:1.The education and development of young people. 2.Supporting young offenders and those at risk in order to assist their participation and inclusion in society. 3.Supporting and protecting the physical and mental health of people with cancer, dementia and/or physical and mental disabilities and their families

Supporting the parents of children with cancer via a social media platform . Providing tangible goods to parents in hospital settings. Creating a community between parents whose children are undergoing or have undergone treatment for cancer

The Charity's objects are to raise money for cancer charities, to relieve those persons with cancer, their families and carers.

Education projects and cancer support in rural area of Embu, Kenya

To advance the study and practice of cancer medicine

Dressmaking, Health& Wellbeing and Exercise Classes *Cooking club, *GCSE Arabic, language classes, *A level Arabic language classes, *Coffee mornings, Bowel cancer awareness with NHS, *FGM awareness with KMEWO and Labour party women?s (North Islington), *Counselling session with Nafsyat, *Open Session with Health watch Islington, *Self-Confidence Building; 10 weeks training with KMEWO,

To carry out activities that provide for the relief of sickness amongst persons suffering from cancer or haematological diseases, in particular by the provision of a unit designed to offer chemotherapy in pleasant surroundings.

For the public benefit, the relief of sickness by conducting research into new treatments for various forms of cancers and disseminating the useful results for the public benefit, with a view to making such treatments available to oncology clinicians to treat cancer patients

RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED, BY WAY OF, INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE DIAGNOSED AND OR RECOVERING FROM CANCER, THROUGH THE PROVISION OF1. COUNSELLING SERVICES2. RAISING AWARENESS OF THE CHALLENGIES FACED BY INDIVIDUALS DIAGNOSED WITH AND OR RECOVERING FROM CANCER

To relieve sickness of children suffering with cancer and haematological conditions in Tanzania by: assisting with the provision of standardised curative and palliative care services working within the National health framework in Tanzania; providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities, services and training, both medical and psycho-social.

Gastro-Intestinal and Liver Cancer research

Paying school fees and providing the necessary requirements to facilitate youth in Uganda in to education. At times covering medical costs where a condition is a hindrance to the advancement of education.Supporting children with cancer in Uganda by covering diagnosis and treatment costs, running a feeding program on the ward to ensure those undergoing treatment have access to a nutritional meal.

With Love Emma was created to support patients and their families affected by a Brain Tumour diagnosis within England and Wales.

THE MCA TRUST HAS HOSTED A VARIETY OF FUNDRAISING EVENTS, RAISING MONEY TO HELP CHILDREN IN THE UNITED KINGDOM WHO ARE SUFFERING WITH CANCER. THE MCA TRUST LOOKS TO FINANCIALLY ASSIST OR HELP IN SOME WAY TO IMPROVE THE STANDARD OF LIVING FOR THESE CHILDREN.

Finleys Touch works to help support children diagnosed with Cancer, in particular...Provision of hospital survival bags. Provision of grants and support to children and their families, predominantly in Sussex, Raising awareness of childhood cancer and education on the early signs and symptoms of childhood cancer.

World Cancer Care carries out activities which provide education and awareness of cancer to reduce the risk of late stage diagnosis.

We provide children aged 16 years and younger whose parents are undergoing cancer treatment with the following- up to 3 local activities.- Ozzy our stuffed elephant- journal for emotional well being and resilience.

Fundraising for cancer palliative care

AMEND PROVIDES SUPPORT AND INFORMATION TO PATIENTS FAMILIES AND CARERS AFFECTED BY THE RARE GENETIC DISORDERS MULTIPLE ENDOCRINE NEOPLASIA, AS WELL AS TO THOSE WITH ASSOCIATED FAMILIAL AND SPORADIC TUMOURS. AMEND AIMS TO PROMOTE GREATER KNOWLEDGE OF THE BEST CARE AND MANAGEMENT OF MEN AND ASSOCIATED TUMOUR PATIENTS AMONGST THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

To provide UK based respite breaks for families and carers whose child has been diagnosed with a childhood brain tumour; families whose child is terminally ill as a consequence of a childhood brain tumour; families who are bereaved as a consequence of a childhood brain tumour.2. To raise funds for future research aimed at pediatric brain tumours and more specifically ependymoma brain tumours.