Health Charities That specialise in Cancer

General charitable purposes with a leaning towards childrens charities, Jewish causes and cancer research.

Grant making charity making donations to charities covering research into causes and treatment of cancer,medical care and comfort for the terminally ill etc

THE PURCHASE OR HIRE OF EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR USE IN INVESTIGATING, TREATING OR ALLEVIATING THE SUFFERING OF ANY CANCER PATIENT IN THE NORTH HUMBERSIDE OR SCARBOROUGH REGION OR FOR PURPOSES OF RESEARCH LEADING TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF MEDICAL SCIENCE IN THE FIELD OF RADIOTHERAPY AND ONCOLOGY GENERALLY.

1 Making donations and grants in the UK and Israel for the benefit of children, the disabled and the poor.2. Supporting research for cancer related illnesses

Letter of wishes dated 5 December 2010 to pay income to Yorkshire Cancer Research and St Catherine's Hospice

Self Help Group supporting anyone in the Swindon area affected by cancer, both carers and patients

To promote and protect the health of the public through provision of information and raising of public understanding of the nature, causes, diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure of all forms of cancer and in furtherance of that primary object, to provide practical support to people affected by cancer and their families.

The aim of the Christian Blandford fund is to improve the comfort of children and their families, particularly those affected by cancer, during prolonged stays in NHS hospitals. We have worked mostly with St George's Hospital in Tooting but we have improved several other children's wards in the UK. We are now working closely with The Tesla Owners Group UK to provide mini electric cars for wards.

Furtherance of public interest and participation in singing. Running of 'Learn to Sing' type courses, singing workshops and performances to help other charities to raise funds, including: The Oxfordshire Association For The Blind, The Prostate Cancer Charity, The Oxford Story Museum and The Movember Foundation.

SimPal combats digital poverty and social isolation in the UK for individuals with cancer, life-threatening conditions, poor health, or general poverty. The charity uses donations to provide free, pre-paid SIM cards (with data, calls, and texts), and digital devices. This support ensures vulnerable people stay connected with family, friends, and essential healthcare services.

We hold an Annual ball to raise funds for the local cancer respite centres of Halton ( Runcorn and Widnes ) where we liaise with said centres as to what is required that will be of benefit to cancer sufferers,( including immediate family members) ie; complimentary therapies such as aromatherapy, reflexology, or just to provide running costs of centres and volunteer staff.

The aim of our organisation is to reduce the rate of incidence caused by Cancer in Africa, through population-based screening and early detection programmes about important Cancer warning Signs and Symptoms. We simply visit rural villages in Africa educating the people about the early Signs and Symptoms of Cancer. Our team of Volunteers is a mixture of medical and non-medical professionals.

To provide healthcare provision to poor adults in rural parts of Nigeria where access to public medical facilities is limited. To support healthcare education enabling early detection and referral treatment for potentially life-threatening illnesses such as breast,testicular cancers through knowledge and self-examination techniques.To promote and support local health providers.

The Community Light Orchestra (CLO) provides opportunities for individuals of mixed ages and abilities to enhance their musical skills at weekly rehearsals, both of the full orchestra, the string orchestra and the wind ensemble. The orchestra gives fund raising concerts in aid of local charities (for example, the John LeVay Cancer Information Centre and SSAFA in 2014.)

The Charity's objects ('Objects') are to preserve and protect good health of women with breast cancer for the public benefit by making grants for education, research, and the treatment and care of people with breast cancer.

The general objects of the Charity are to apply income from the Endowment Fund to charitable organisations providing support for activities which were of particular interest to the founder, particularly cancer relief and care.

Small idependent local charity, raising money for local cancer care. Fundraising activities include dinner dances, barn dance, quiz night, bridge evening and cake/book stalls at numerous fetes. Money raised is used to buy/contribute towards items for use in cancer care at local hospitals and hospices.

A SUPPORT GROUP TO HELP THOSE AFFECTED BY CANCER.MEETINGS TAKE PLACE TWICE MONTHLY TO PROVIDE SUPPORT,ADVICE,REFRESHMENTS,SPEAKERS AND OUTINGS.

Research and clinical trials into abdominal cancer.

The Ben McNicol Trust raises funds to support the ongoing use of it's property 'Ben's House' for children undergoing cancer treatment. The accommodation is located near to a specialist children's cancer hospital (the Royal Marsden Sutton). We are involved in various fundraising projects in order to achieve this goal. Please see our website for a list of current and past events.

The charity awards grants to the South Derbyshire NHS Trust and the Cancer Research Campaign.

To preserve and protect the good health of children undergoing cancer treatment for the public and their families through the provision of financial support and by providing such items as the trustees deem appropriate

To train and enable local personnel to diagnose cancer and to advocate for better diagnostic services.

Currently;Studies into genetic factors influencing brain tumour risk and prostate cancer undertaken by The Institute of Cancer Research.Studies or Grants given for research and training into Adult Congenital Heart Disease.

Fundraising related to lung cancer research.