Health Charities That specialise in Cancer

Previously Leukaemia UK, now CIO number 1154856. Promotes research into the causes and treatment of blood cancers and blood disorders and is pioneering the provision of emotional and psychological support for families going through blood cancer. Previously Charity number 282886, founded in 1981 as The Elimination of Leukaemia Fund

Butterfly Giving raises money to support young people, aged 11-24, who have been diagnosed with cancer. We also support friends and family of the young people we work with. Our main activity is currently The Sunshine Project, working with hospitals and individuals to create smiles and moments of happiness.

EIPC HAVE DEVELOPED A " TRAIN THE TRAINERS" THET-PALLIUM INDIA COURSE IN PALLIATIVE CARE FOR DOCTORS, NURSES AND SOCIAL WORKERS AT A NOT FOR PROFIT CANCER CENTRE SGCCRI, THAKURPUKUR, WEST BENGAL , INDIA.EIPC IS RUNNING 4 FREE COMMUNITY PALLIATIVE CARE KIOSKS/CLINICS IN WEST BENGAL AND A FREE PALLIATIVE CARE CLINIC WITH DOCTOR AND SUPPLY OF MORPHINE IN WEST BENGAL.

a) To identify impurities in food stuffs that are responsible for cancer.b) To develop alternative strategies to eliminate the above.c) To educate agricultural communities in respect of the use of organic/natural products in crop protection and public health use. d) To undertake charitable work as justified and agreed by the Trustees.

The Debs Price Foundation was established in 2013 in memory of Debs Price, an inspirational lady who fought cancer for many years whilst helping disadvantaged people to help themselves. It supports action to relieve poverty and improve primary school literacy. The charity is now developing an innovative fintech product to assist those in poverty and its normal grant making is currently suspended

Bravery Boxes brings a little joy and lifts the spirits of children who need it most. We raise money to fill the 'Bravery Box' on the oncology wards with little prizes for children with cancer to delve into when they have to endure painful or upsetting procedures. This tiny distraction can make all the difference to a distressed child (or sibling).

Donations to cancer research facilities through sales of merchandise and using monies raised by individuals or groups which they then pass on to us.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of Breast Cancer n Greater Manchester through the provision of financial assistance, support, education and practical advice

Fund raising. Brewery Bops, quizzes and general fund raising to support cancer care for teenagers and young adults.

We aim to make donations to other fairly small charities. There will be four specific areas: (1) conservation and restoration of the natural environment, its animal and plant life, (2) overseas aid for victims of war, catastrophe, famine, and for people in deep poverty, (3) treatment and care for sufferers of any form of cancer or for cancer research, (4) cultural initiatives in the UK.

Provide meaningful activities mainly for older people, usually woodcraft workshop based. Following a period of training in workshop practice and H & S members make items for their own use or to meet a need in the community. Regular craft work competitions are open to all members, a recent competition involved the making of wig stands (subsequently donated to Velindre Cancer Hospital)

The charity has been fund raising to provide funds to help people with cancer to pay for their treatment.

We will look to raise money for cancer oriented charities primarily in the South West of England. We will look to support whole projects as opposed to granting money to a wider project, such that we will be able to clearly state that it was money from BlobbysHelp that funded the equipment or service.

The David Quayle Memorial Trust was set up in memory of our son and brother David, who died from bowel cancer in May 2015, aged 41. It aims to support causes which were dear to David's heart, namely Scouting and the Macmillan centre at Leighton Hospital

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship for the benefit of individuals who are innecessitous circumstances by reason of suffering from cancer or other illnesses that are life limitingby the provision of financial assistance in such amounts and at such times and an such conditions asthe charity trustees in their absolute discretion think fit.

We provide financial support to families living with Cancer in Sheffield and the surrounding area. Financial support is given through Grants or by the Charity purchasing specific items directly for the applicants. Applications are received via referrals from local health care providers or directly from local families living with Cancer. The Charity operates from Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

We support and raise awareness to kids and young adults with CNS tumours. The charity provides funds,support and guidance to kids,young adults,their families and carers as well as funding for medical research.

To relieve sickness and to promote and protect good health through research, education and awareness of the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases with a focus on cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes and obesity to help reduce the burden of these diseases in the UK, Europe and across the globe.

Our ethos is Therapeutic and Person Centered; We understand the anxieties and worries that can come with travelling journey, not only for you but for your families and friends too.. Our skilled trained therapists, will listen to you and help you decide what package will be of most use to you.All visitors to Keighley and Airedale Cancer Support can access up to 10hrs of therapy time.

Puttinu Cares Foundation provides free accommodation, including free utilities, to families whose children need to undergo cancer treatment in Sutton and London. Besides we also take care of all logistical requirements in order to ensure that the family just concentrates on the well being of the child.

Uplift is a charity which is committed to its goal of raising awareness of and providing support for breast cancer sufferers and survivors, particularly in relation to those who suffer the disease at an earlier, pre-menopausal stage of their lives.

Mancheck raises awareness in men and the wider community of prostate cancer and associated urological disorders through the provision of information, events and lectures. Mancheck assists men and GP doctors with symptom awareness, screening and treatment risk-benefit choices, screening, and the cure outcomes that are possible.

General fundraising linked to sporting activities for the benefit of cancer sufferers or people caring for cancer sufferers.

For the public benefit the prevention of sickness and the preservation of health by financially supporting various selected charities that are focused on both the treatment and support of people suffering from cancer and cancer research.