Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Offering support to people, their carers, or family members who have been diagnosed with cancer. Provide a safe place for those to chat and talk through their experience. Provide access to complementary and holistic therapies, should they feel that this will aid in their wellbeing during this time.

The objects of the charity are to relieve, treat and promote the relief and treatment of those suffering from Alzheimers disease and related disorders and to provide support for such persons and their families.

To assist people who are suicidal, despairing, in distress or in need of emotional support.To do so the branch provides a 24 hours a day telephone service and an email; and face to face service to enable people to receive immediate help and support whenever required. The branch also runs a Charity Shop and engages in other activities to enable it to meet its objectives.

BYPC seeks to improve the life chances of the young people of Braintree (aged between 11 and 18), through the provision of a youth club. This youth club forms the basis for the provision of services (provided by trusted partners) to meet the needs of the young people in areas such as substance abuse, health and welfare, education, employment, relationships and so forth.

Soberistas CIO provides a social network website offering peer support to people who wish to stop drinking alcohol. The Soberistas website features blogs, a forum, a chat room and multiple additional resources intended to inspire, educate and motivate its members to maintain an alcohol-free life.

This is a grant making charity. Applications for grants are sought from individuals and charitable organisations within West Wiltshire particularly Trowbridge, North Wiltshire south of the M4, and Bath. Grants are made to charities and individuals within the target area covering the arts, eduaction, medecine and mental health, youth organisations and projects, social welfare and conservation.

Leukaemia Busters funds potentially life saving research into the development of new improved and safer biologic therapies for patients with haematological malignancies (blood cancers). Leukaemia Busters, formerly a charitable trust registered in 1992 (reg No 1010957) now operates as a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO) since 21 May 2014.

Social and educational activities for all ages. Computer suite. Hall for hire for private and community groups and classes such as Pilates for cancer recoverers, judo, yoga, telescope making, zumba, children's art class. Luncheon club on Mondays - no age restrictions. Film club.

We provide football activities (training, coaching, mentoring, refereeing and playing) for children and adults with Cerebral Palsy and /or Aquired Brain Injury.

The charity will promote and protect the physical and mental health of young people (0 - 25) diagnosed with epilepsy through the provision of financial assistance for equipment and services not normally provided by the statutory authorities. It will also provide support to improve the mental health of bereaved siblings and close friends (0 - 25) by funding activities and therapies across the UK.

To relieve the suffering of blind, partially sighted dogs and other animals in Europe and the UK. To rescue and rehome said animals. To offer advice and support, and educate owners, potential owners and the public about said animals.

Operate and maintain Long Buckby Community Centre, a two storey community owned building, run for the benefit of the local community.Hire of rooms to local groups and societies for example - Darby and Joan, The Alzheimers Society, Gardening, History, WI, Bowls.Also commercial groups - keep fit, Tai Chi. Blood Donor service and local and elections.Available for private hire

The objects of the charity are, for the public benefit to relieve sickness and mental illness in young people under the age of 21 in particular but not exclusively by a) Providing grants to support the provision of advice and professional counselling; and b) Providing grants to support research into mental illness and ways of enhancing the mental health of young people under the age of 21.

Cancer Active Recovery Support (C.A.R.S.) based Northwest Leicestershire aims to support individuals following a cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery through a variety of free of charge community-based interventions. The charity currently delivers in Leicestershire, but is widening its provision into Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Derbyshire.

IAF works both Internationally and Nationally.Projects include:NATIONALY: Food Bank, Burial Fund, Community drug/alcohol awareness programmes, Youth Society IntegrationINTERNATIONALY: Feed the Poor, Winter Appeal, Disaster Management Relief, Education Program, Medical Provisions, Refugee Support, Orphan SupportAs a charity we believe the donor is as important as those receiving aid.

The preservation and protection of good health by the provision of eye care treatment, surgery and education to communities in Kenya and east and central Africa.

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES TO PROMOTE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN THE COMMUNITY. The provision of churches and Christian worship services; Contributing to the spiritual and moral education of children; Contributing towards a better society for example by promoting social cohesion Contributing to follower's good mental health and well being, Providing comfort to the bereaved; Provision of Counsel.

The Lavinia Norfolk Trust raises money to support the children with disabilities who attend the Lavinia Norfolk Centre; a specialist centre, within The Angmering School, for children with Visual Impairment, Hearing Impairment or Physical Disabilities. The Trust aims to provide additional sporting and educational opportunities for these disabled young people and to enrich their lives as a result

The '4 Cancer Group' charity provides a wide range of respite opportunities for families living in the UK who have been severely affected by cancer. From family days out to longer respite breaks in the UK and abroad, we give families living with cancer something to look forward to. Our respite programmes give families the chance to spend quality time together whilst providing valuable memories.

1.Raising mental & physical health wellbeing and awareness of Sri Lankan in the UK.2.Offering free telephone advisory service on general health to Tamil speaking population in the UK.3.Providing teaching & training for medical professionals, medical students and nurses in Sri Lanka. 4.Developing a Clinical Skills Laboratory and a Resuscitation Programme/ Team in the Northern Sri Lanka.

Support & Advice for families with an Additional, & or neurological needs. Promote & advocate for inclusion in external activities and confidence to for growth and co production with all services.Reduce poverty in a multibank format for all & increase wellness & in life. support individuals with mental health and pre diagnosis in ASD conditions. Encourage volunteer & work opportunities for all

Empowering women with knowledge and confidence throughout pregnancy, raising awareness of risks and ensuring women know the importance of monitoring their babies movements. Working to reduce stillbirth and neonatal deaths in the UK.

A fellowship of men and women that share their experience, strength and hope to help each other recover from drug addiction. Members gather in meetings to share the 12 step process of recovery from addiction, and provide 1 to 1 support. There are no restrictions on membership other than a person having a desire to stop using Cocaine and all other mind altering substances.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of people living with dementia, their relatives and carers in Bristol and the surrounding area through the provision of support, education and practical advice.To raise dementia awareness amongst throughout Bristol and the surrounding area by the provision of workshops, awareness sessions and road shows.

The Carrs Lane Counselling Centre exists to bring about the relief of persons in need, hardship or distress caused by physical or mental ill-health or by social or economic circumstances by establishing and maintaining a voluntary confidential counselling service.