Health Charities That specialise in Cancer

The relief and assistance of persons in the United Kingdom who have cancer by: (1) the provision of grants to oncology centres, (2) the provision of financial support, (3) the provision of grants to other charitable bodies to further objects (1) and (2).

In a safe and informal setting we encourage families to work together and be creative. Arts and Crafts, Drama and music are some of the activities children look forward to participating in. Healthy snacks and beverages are provided. There is no emphasis on cancer or death. We are an open group and children can share as little or as much as they like with their peers.

The relief of cancer sufferers in the South West of England by the provision of funding for equipment and facilities, and also by any other means that the trustees may from time to time think fit.

THE RELIEF OF NEED OF TEENAGERS AGES 16-19 IN HERTFORDSHIRE AND SURROUNDING AREAS DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER OR ANY TERMINAL ILLNESS THROUGH; -THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION EQUIPMENT -FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO TEENAGERS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND -FUNDING RESPITE FROM TREATMENT IN THE FORM OF MEMORY-MAKING DAYS OUT

LARF CONTINUES TO RECEIVE COLLECTIONS & DONATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC, LOCAL BUSINESSES & LOCAL SCHOOLS WITH ANNUAL EVENTS NOW IN PLACE. LARF SELLS MERCHADISE ONLINE & IN LOCAL SHOPS WHICH BRINGS AWARNESS FOR THE CHARITY.WE SUPPORT RCHT TRELISKE BY FUNDING EXTRA NURSING HOURS FOR TEENAGERS & YOUNG ADULTS GOING THROUGH CANCER TREATMENT IN CORNWALL.

Provides practical and emotional support and assistance to breast cancer patients and their families. Our Counsellors offer help on a voluntary basis at the same time as working along side the professionals at the local hospital. We also offer a help line service.

We provide a support network for patients with thymic cancers. We also advocate on their behalf.

Collecting contributions.Arranging charity Balls to sell tickets to attend with raffles and auctions to increase funds.Donate profits to Children and Adults Rheumatology departments in The Midlands and funding for the treatment of Oesophageal and Stomach Cancer and other Cancers, as required.

The main aim is to provide support for patients who have been treated for head, neck or oral cancer at the University Hospital, Cardiff. We are fund-raising to provide a Faceupcymru Specialist Nurse at the University hospital.

To relieve persons who have or have had Breast Cancer by the provision of support,advice, and gifts containing practical advice and products that improve morale, mood, self esteem and comfort

To support and provide amenities/facilities for nursing homes providing care for the chronically or terminally ill. To provide or assist in providing nursing/respite/day/palliative care for such persons wherever they are. To assist in providing counselling and information to such persons and their families/dependents on cancer and other terminal illnesses. To promote research.

To relieve the emotional distress of those persons with or predisposed to cancer, and their family and friends

The Cancer Laryngectomee Trust was formed in 1985 by Sydney Norgate, a laryngectomee. Working throughout the UK it provides help, support and information in response to a wide variety of problems and needs experienced by sufferers from cancer of the larynx and their carers.

The preservation and protection of good health among survivors of breast cancer within the Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside, Greater Manchester and Cheshire areas by the provision of facilities for exercise, in particular dragon boat racing. Intended to reduce the risk of lymphoedema for those otherwise at risk.

The charities objective is to finance areas of academic medical research to improve treatments and outcomes for patients with bowel cancer, Colitis and Crohn's disease through research programmes. Our research is based at St Georges hospital in Tooting, south west London.

The Choir gives concerts both charitable and non-charitable for the benefit of local communities and also for communities further afield; this year we have given concerts for various charities including Yorkshire air ambulance,Prince of Wales Hospice(Pontefract), Knottingley company shop. We have also raised money by concerts and other means for the Alzheimer's Society.In 2024 Prostate Cancer.

The Joshua Lancaster Foundation charity was formed to help children in the northwest of England whom are suffering from a cancer diagnosis. Whether that be financial support, gifts or experiences. Also working with Ward 84 at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital by supporting new avenues in improving the children's experience of their stay.

The charity has supported children diagnosed with cancer and their families providing both financial and practical support during the child's stay away from home through collaboration with Helen & Douglas House Hospice, CLIC Sargeant at the John Radcliffe Hospital and the Lennox Childrens Cancer Fund.The charity also supports children when at home with trips out and gifts.

Supporting men and their families in Bedfordshire who have had prostate cancer (PCa), are undergoing treatment or who have been recently diagnosed and have to make a decision on which treatment to have. Also, creating awareness of PCa at exhibitions, fairs, well-being days and other events, undertaking free walk-in PSA testing days and helping to fund projects on PCa in local hospitals.

We are a charity that supports individuals diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer and their families.

To promote, encourage and assist the inhabitants of Sidmouth and its adjacent parishes in the County of Devon (Area covered by Sidmouth Town Council) without distinction of sex or of political, religious or other opinion who are sufferers of Cancer and their carers to improve the quality of their remaining life and encourage them to have a positive attitude towards their illness.

Frustrated Communication is our Working Name. We identify organisations, which support residents of the UK who suffer from a range of communication difficulties or from cancer or diabetes. Then work with them to select equipment, services, training or projects for us to help fund. We raise money (including permanent endowments) from the charity's founders and others. We try to make a difference.

An annual walk that raises money for cancer charities

Income is mainly raised from an annual Spring Fair and a Christmas Appeal. Money is spent to help the sick and infirmed in the area. We also purchase medical equipment for local doctors' surgeries and make grants to charities providing healthcare locally - Hospital at Home, Air Ambulances, Cancer Care Services, Sue Ryder Hospice, Oundle First Responders, Northants Blind Association etc.

The Club raises money to support mainly local charitable causes (e.g. Food Banks) - but, in keeping with Lions objectives, also supports certain national and international charities (e.g. Prostate Cancer and LCIF Disaster Relief). We also provide 'service' in accordance with our motto "We Serve". Examples include being volunteers marshals at the local fireworks display.