Health Charities That specialise in Complementary therapies

Our Charity provides Support for anyone going through ANY type of cancer and their Loved ones, by providing holistic support, community groups and complementary therapies, delivered by professionals in a confidential environment either in person or soon to be on-line. We are a non-profit charity and are open at the Orpington Village Hall, Kent every Thursday from 10am-4pm.

HiVitality runs residential retreats for people from across the UK who have been diagnosed HIV positive. We offer peer support, facilitated discussion groups and complementary therapies, amongst other social activities .

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of people living in the UK directly or indirectly affected by cancer through the provision of support, education, complementary therapies and practical advice and to advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to cancer.

The object of the Friends shall be to relieve patients, former patients and staff of The Hospital and other persons in the community who have health related issues. Among its activities the charity campaigns for patient access to complementary therapies and fosters intercommunication between health focussed organisations including charities and health authorities.

We provide facilties for complementary therapies as well as information on complementary medicine.

We provide free lifelong support to stroke survivors and their families living in the North East of England. We provide two private group sessions per week, that include: pool exercise, chair-based exercise, physiotherapy, complementary therapy, drop-in social and use of the public gym. All under the supervision of qualified service providers.

We raise funds to support the running costs of the Delamere Cancer Support & Information Centre, Halton Hospital. This provides services to cancer patients, their families & friends in the Halton and Warrington areas, including complementary therapies, refreshments, counselling, wig fitting, a cancer rehab course and a course on wig/scalp care & make-up.

The Objects of Hummingbird Cancer Support Group are:For the public benefit, to relieve suffering and promote and protect the health of sufferers of cancer, their families, carers and friends in Bishops Stortford through the provision of holistic complementary therapies, information, counselling and support and raising public awareness of all aspects of cancer.

Our organisation runs an emergency, a special dietary and distribution food bank in Wolverhampton. We support the underprivileged individuals and families from different social and ethnic backgrounds. We also provide IT Skills training, emotional well-being, complementary therapy treatments and general support services in different languages.

The charity activities include support groups, complementary therapies, information service and awareness campaigns.

Haye Mill is a counselling centre, but offers complementary therapies and other kinds of help if appropriate. The service is offered regardless of the person's political, social or religious beliefs. Haye Mill's professionally trained counsellors work with all manner of human problems and normally, once accepting a client, will continue with them for as long as is necessary. Counselling is free.

Improve physical and mental health and well-being in populations affected by disaster, poverty and lack of resources through the means of complementary therapies, training and the development sustainable community owned clinics. This includes body and auricular acupuncture multi-bed and seated acupuncture clinics as well as other therapies such as mindfulness, massage and other therapies.

A Charity to support people in the Hartlepool area who have Multiple Sclerosis. We provide advice and information, complementary therapy and counselling if required, a monthly newsletter and social outings. We are providing to members a specialised hospital passport for use in emergency admissions.

The charity provides complementary therapies in the Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital for patients and staff and to the wider community in the Brighton area.

Harlequin Care offers complementary therapies , counselling and befriending to Dorset's unpaid Carers

The objective of the group is to relieve the physical or mental distress of persons with cancer and the partners and carers of such persons through the provision of a support group meeting monthly to provide mutual support, information and access to complementary therapies. A Professional therapist is present at most meetings and some meetings include a visiting speaker.

The relief of sickness & the preservation & protection of good health of those suffering, & their carers, from maxillo-facial diseases, & other types of cancer, providing information, complementary therapies, emotional support & practical help. Also, to advance the education of the public & medical professionals, in the prevention & treatment of maxillo-facial diseases & other types of cancer.

To relieve sickness in disadvantaged children in Cornwall by the provision of various complementary therapies. To support the provision of trained Assistance Dogs that enable patients to access therapies.

To provide support and complementary therapies primarily to those people experiencing cancer within Northamptonshire. To maintain appropriate records of clients receiving support and assessment. To recruit, support and supervise complementary therapists. To liaise, network and promote the Charity. To fundraise in order to financially support the Charity.

Alsager-based Charity for people in suffering life-changing illness.If you are a patient of any of the GP Surgeries in: Alsager; Scholar Green or Rode Heath Keystone provides free of charge support, complementary therapy and nurse advice services to people living with a long term life-limiting illness. We also provide services for the carers of patients and for the bereaved.

Our mission of the charity is to bring a smile to the faces young people suffering with cancer (between the ages 18-40). We fund such things as complementary therapies, services, clothing or equipment.

Faraja Cancer Support UK makes grants in order to support cancer patients and their carers in Kenya through the provision of: advice, information and counseling; complementary therapies; and financial assistance.

Promotion of a safe, supportive and nurturing approach to birth;Development and distribution of evidence based models of care;Promotion of a positive experience for all women and their families;Exploration and evaluation of a complementary therapies for pregnancy, birth and afterwards; andImprovement of maternity infrastructure in child birth

Promoting the integration of complementary therapies into the Enfield local National Health Service; providing monthly talks on therapies, and running workshops; teaching meditation and holding monthly meditation sessions.

ONE TO ONE AND GROUP SUPPORT FOR BREAST CANCER PATIENTS AND FAMILIES; LYMPHOEDEMA CLINIC; COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES; YOGA, PILATES, ART THERAPY CLASSES; ADVOCACY; LOOK GOOD FEEL BETTER; HR ADVICE; COURSES & SEMINARS FOR PATIENTS, PROFESSIONALS, VOLUNTEERS AND THE PUBLIC; LITERATURE AND WEB SITE; PARTICIPATION IN/SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH; E LDN OUTREACH; BREAST AWARENESS OUTREACH SESSIONS; FUNDRAISING.