Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

The charity continues to support local charities in the West Midlands area, specifically around mental health, end of life support, young people and homelessness.The trustees do not make grants for educational purposes.Applications are reviewed twice yearly, in February and August.

Prevention and relief of physical and/or mental illness for the public benefit in Kent and East Sussex through activities such as the provision of outdoor space for healthy recreation, counselling and medical therapy. Advancement of the Christian faith for the benefit of the public in Kent and East Sussex, including the provision of chaplaincy services.

WE offer oxygen therapy treatment to sufferers of Multiple Sclerosis and other conditions We also offer a range of Alternative complimentary therapies i.e Physiotherapy, Yoga, Massage, Reflexology etc

Preserve and protect physical and mental health and relieve suffering amongst young persons affected by the death of a sibling by providing appropriate and/or specialist information, advice and support through the provision of resources and access to a community of persons similarly affected

Operation Imprezza raises money from donors and fund raising activities to support the establishment of an All-age Academy in Western Province, Kenya which provides education to those who would not otherwise be able to go to school. The students include HIV/AIDS victims and orphans. Girls are given equal access and the school accepts students from all religious and ethnic groups.

Memory Action Group is there to relieve the needs and promote and project the good health of people affected by dementia and their family and carers living in the Wakefield district and surrounding areas, through such activities and support as the trustees deem fit.

Engage, a rural charity in Wealden, provides socialisation opportunities for older vulnerable people at the TN22 club and dementia activities and carers' respite at the TN22 Plus club. Engage promotes social inclusion, health and wellbeing through the provision of lunch clubs, therapeutic activities and outings. Staff and volunteers are committed to combating loneliness and social isolation.

To advance in life and relieve needs of young people, and the needs of people who are experiencing long term unemployment or who are recovering from physical or mental illness by the provision of farm based activities designed to advance education and develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

Supporting marginalised communities of North Manchester to be socially connected, remain healthy & independent by providng meaningful activities promoting well-being, reducing loneliness & social isolation. Raising awareness of people affected by Dementia with specific promoting dementia friendly communities. Volunteering opportunities to local people gain skills for employment

Support for children and young people with Cerebral Palsy, their families, and institutions providing for their care.

We operate throughout the UK

Norfolk Clubhouse provides positive opportunities for those aged 18 plus into adulthood, living with unmet mental health needs to access a safe place to meet and belong as a member. Clubhouse provides opportunities to access training and to develop skills to access meaningful work, running the Clubhouse and to access Transitional Employment Placements with local employers in Norfolk.

We currently provide Gift cards, food vouchers and small grants for Cancer patients in three Teenage Cancer Units in Nottingham, Leicester and Cambridge.We hopefully will expand this to other TCU`s when funds allow.

Physical Wellbeing Activities through therapeutic gardening helping people with learning difficulties, mental health problems and children.

1. Make charitable donations that provide assistance to those who suffer from sensory impairment, particularly:a) The blind and partially sightedb) the deaf and partially deafc) From time to time charities that fall outside the principle areas above, including City of London activities and the armed forces.2. Provide education awards in related to Lighting and affiliated organisations

FOR ANYONE AFFECTED BY CANCER OR OTHER CHRONIC CONDITIONS, WE WELCOME FAMILY & FRIENDS TOO. VISITORS CAN SHARE THE UPS AND DOWNS, LAUGHTER AND TEARS WITH SOMEONE WHO KNOWS HOW IT FEELS BECAUSE THEY'VE BEEN THERE TOO. PROVING THAT CANCER NEED NEVER BE A LONELY EXPERIENCE WE ARE AN INDEPENDENT & VOLUNTARY ORGANISATION AND CHARITY, PROVIDING CARING & SUPPORT IN A HOMELY & FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT.

To provide assistance to Jewish charities and Non Jewish charities particularly in the fields of blindness or disability

PROVIDING COUNSELLING AND OTHER MENTAL HEALTH THERAPIES AND BY PROMOTING AWARENESS ON ISSUES OF MENTAL HEALTH AND GOOD MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICES IN THE COMMUNITY.

To promote the relief of visually impaired people in any manner which now or hereafter may be deemed by law to be charitable within the county of Cheshire and adjacent districts.

The aims and objectives of the charity is to support those battling with blood cancer

Boys in Mind works in partnership with children, young people, and professionals in a range of settings to promote good mental health and prevent suicide, particularly among boys and young men. We work with schools, colleges, universities, and organisations to create and share our engaging media resources.

Monday & Tuesday Social Club Gentle Exercise, Friday Luncheon Club Samba Band, Free Internet Use, ITC Classes, Pilates, Social Days Out, Holidays Away, Advice & Guidance on benefits, incl. Universal Credit Wednesday club for people with Learning Difficulties and Complex Needs incl. Mental Health Issues, Children's Projects, Homelessness Project,Peoples Health Club Local Conversation Project

Offering services to vulnerable adults at risk of addictions, violence, abuse, crime, prostitution, mental health and other life controlling issues.

The Charitys main purpose is to relieve sickness and protect mental health through the provision of therapeutic horticulture to those with, or vulnerable to, mental health problems and to protect physical health through encouraging horticulture related physical activity and by promoting healthy eating to individuals and organisations.

Supporting emotionally and socially vulnerable children and young people with autistic spectrum conditions &behaviours associated with them in Eastleigh, Hants; through individual and groupwork interventions(afterschool ,holiday ,youth and social skills groups or individual play/drama therapy) Our ultimate aim to facilitate social inclusion by promoting social wellbeing and positive mental health