Health Charities That specialise in Cancer

The Trust operates to support young people impacted by life threatening conditions throughout the UK.

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We are a small charity based in Devon. We grant wishes to any child, teenager or young adult living in Devon who is currently undergoing treatment for Cancer or Leukaemia. We host a Christmas for all the young people we have helped and their families. We also undertake re-vamping rooms at the RD&E hospital where these patients are treated.

- INCREASE AWARENESS OF CANCER AMONGST THE WATERSPORTS COMMUNITY AND RELATED ACTIVITIES IN UK AND BEYOND.- RAISE FUNDS THROUGH ORGANISED FUN WINDSURFING, KITE-SURFING, SUP AND SURFING EVENTS.- DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO SELECTED BENEFICIARIES IN THE AREAS OF CANCER CARE, RESEARCH AND EDUCATION.- HELP TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF THOSE LIVING WITH CANCER THROUGH OUR FUNDRAISING.

On 1 April 2013 the whole of the operations, assets and liabilities of the Charity were transferred to The Brain Tumour Charity (Charity Registered Number 1150054).

The objects of the charity are to advance health and save lives by furthering the detection, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer and related illnesses, including through the support of the work of 'Hala - The Rachel Nash Jerusalem Comprehensive Breast Centre' and such similar organisations, individuals and groups as the trustees shall from time to time in their absolute discretion determine.

Prostate Action merged with Prostate Cancer UK in July 2012 and ceased its activities at that point.

To advance education of the public in the subject of surgery for spine tumours. The relief of sickness of people suffering from spine tumours. To relieve sickness by the provision of research into treatment of spine tumours and the publication of such research for the benefits of the public. Publications for public education. Publication of research to improve the treatment of spinal tumours.

The Trust exists to support the work of the UCL Cancer Institute, a cancer research centre of worldwide repute and part of University College London ("UCL"). The Institute is the sole beneficiary of funds raised by the Trust and we therefore work closely with the Institute and its Director/Senior Management, both in determining our fundraising campaigns and in the disposition of our funds.

Cure2Children is dedicated to the care of severe diseases in children such as cancer, leukemia, thalassemia and sickle cell disease in developing countries. C2C works at country level to design and test solutions working towards our goal to ensure all children have access to appropriate care. C2C also provides support for families both financially and psychologically

To raise funds through various events to enable the building and running of a 'Play Barn' for the use of children with cancer. It will be a sterile play environment so that children with an immunodeficiency problem will have a safe play area.

The Sunflower Jam is set up to raise money and awareness for charities, which support complementary care for cancer sufferers.

The charity, based in the North East of England, provides a support structure for women diagnosed with breast cancer and ongoing support following their treatment through regular group meetings, social activities and fundrasing events. The charity also, through its fundraising activities, provides funding to other cancer research, treatment and aftercare organisations and facilities.

The charity's objectives are to relieve sickness and preserve and protect the health of people with cancer, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of communications skills training programmes for medical staff and healthcare professionals responsible for the diagnosis, management, care and treatment of such people.

The objective of the charity is to raise funds to support the research and development of the potential EN2 vaccine for the treatment and potential prevention of breast cancer.Since March 2011 the charity and its supporters have participated in a number of fund-raising events including dinners, auctions, summer fairs, recipe books, wine tasting and jewellery sales.

To help relieve sickness and to promote and protect good health by funding cancer researchTo advance education of less privileged people in Africa by such charitable means as the trustees think fit in particular but not exclusively through the medium of building schools and learning centres

Clicendales offer financial support towards the care and support of sufferers of cancer under 18 years. This involves making grants to aid resultant financial hardship, the costs of travel and accommodation incurred attending cancer-related therapies, issuing grants to cancer specialist services and aiding related volunteer services.

Provide support to families with children suffering from Cancer by funding complimentary therapy service comprised of a Complementary therapy Nurse Specialist (CTNS). Provided at the children?s hospital beds at GOSH or within a complimentary therapy room. Families can also benefit from speaking with the nurse about their treatment. The charity also supports a number of community activities.

The principal object of the company is to promote the relief of sickness by provide financial assistance forprofessional dancers affected by a potential diagnosis and/or diagnosis of cancer, and in particular for theacceleration of the process for the treatment of such persons.

THE TRUSTEES SEE THEIR ROLE AS DISTRIBUTING THE TRUST FUNDS TO ALREADY EXISTING CHARITIES AND ARE PARTICULARLY CONCERNED TO SUPPORT CHARITIES THAT HELP THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM CANCER OR HEART DISEASE

Julie Cowans was a brilliant senior advisor on housing and planning who died from cancer in April 2011. The Julie Cowans Memorial Trust was established by her family and friends to commemorate her life and work in housing.The Trust provide grants and bursaries each year to disadvantaged young people aged between 16-24 living in the UK to help improve their life chances and personal development.

The Fcancer Project is an online platform matching volunteers with cancer charities. Our mission is to allow and engage the young in the fight against cancer by providing them with a means to volunteer their skills and time to cancer charities via an online platform.

The objects for which the charity was established are the advancement of health and the relief of sickness in particular prostate cancer and Parkinson's disease and the furtherance of such other charitable purposes as the trustees in their absolute discretion from time to time think fit. No trading activities took place in the current period.

Care and support of young people with cancer and other life shortening illnesses

Rugby Charity Ball Charitable trust raises funds for cancer charities within the local community with the aim of improving the service offered to those suffering with cancer in and around the Rugby area.We do this by raising valuable funds through an annual ball, raffles, auctions, stalls at local events, corporate sponsorship by local business, fund matching and donations