Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

To relieve the need among people subject to or affected by Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) and connected or similar conditions by providing or assisting in the provision of medical treatment and facilities in countries where such treatments are not available.

Provision of support via telephone and in person, as well as other means, to those people in distress or at risk of suicide

D:SIDE IS A COMPREHENSIVE DRUG & ALCOHOL EDUCATION PROGRAMME THAT ENCOURAGES CHILDREN TO MAKE POSITIVE & HEALTHY LIFE-CHOICES WHILST PROMOTING A PRO-ACTIVE ATTITUDE TO LIFE. WE FOCUS ON DEVELOPING THE CHILDREN'S KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ATTITUDE, WHILST EQUIPPING THEM WITH THE APPROPRIATELIFE SKILLS TO SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE SENSITIVE SITUATIONS WITH PEERS & ENCOURAGE A POSITIVE APPROACH TO LIFE.

THE MAIN OBJECTIVES OF THE CHARITABLE TRUST ARE:1) THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH2) THE SAVING OF LIVES3) THE RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED OF BY REASON OF ILL HEALTH, DISABILITY OR OTHER DISADVANTAGE4) SUCH OTHER PURPOSES AS TRUSTEES SEE FIT, IN PARTICULAR ASSISTANCE TO CHARITABLE HOSPICES, TO CHARITIES FOR THE RELIEF OF CANCER SUFFERERS AND TO THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION.

Support for village school in Masaka, Uganda, which primarily educates pupils orphaned by HIV/Aids.

We aim to serve people across a range of settings, taking an holistic and relational approach. We deliver a range of projects including detached youth work - including trips, visits and residentials, holiday provision, schools work and pastoral care, mentoring programmes, mental health schools programmes and centre-based youth work.

We take structured and interactive singing, activity and craft sessions into community day care centres, Age UK or council run and dedicated care homes supporting those living with dementia and offering respite opportunities for carers. Our sessions are unique in the fact that we approach every individual and make sure that everyone feels relaxed and at ease.

To support people who are feeling suicidal, despairing, in distress or in need of emotional support. This is achieved by providing telephone, text, email or face-to-face contact. Our aim is to help such people receive appropriate support whenever it is needed.

We support women of all backgrounds who suffer from isolation, depression and anxiety or any other mental health problems. We provide a safe place for them to socialize and to gain their confidence. We arrange ,Yoga and meditation, therapeutic art (Pottery) and beauty & skin hygiene classes for our members. We arrange dancing sessions for the members too.

1. Promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of Pernicious Anaemia through the provision of support, education and practical advice.2. Advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to Pernicious Anaemia.3. Promote and Participate in research into the causes and treatment of Pernicious Anaemia for the public benefit.

We are charitable organisation who helps and support people who are poor, disadvantage, homeless, asylum seekers, and with learning or physical disability . We also provide free warm clothing materials , free food and groceries to the community in United Kingdom. Providing free counselling to Mental health and domestic vioence in the society. We also give free training to Young people.

Pastures New is a charity dedicated to the rehabilitation , retaining and re-homing of retired racehorses which we have linked to an Equine Assisted Learning programme. By adopting this programme we are helping both the horse and the individual at the same time. Assistance has been offered to young people suffering the effects of sexual exploitation, alcohol and drug abuse.

Established mainly by African immigrants affected by HIV/AIDS we are a Diaspora organisation working in London & Africa to empower & promote the independence of especially the youngpeople, orphans & vulnerable children, people with disabilities & people living with & affected by HIV in order to keep their dreams alive. We offer training, information, guidance, practical support & advocacy services

To raise money for the benefit of patients and their families on Somersham Ward (Cancer Ward) and oncology clinics at Ipswich Hospital.

We provide a building to deliver youth work & other community activities. Organisations using the building from birth to eldery. A not for profit company provides the youth provision giving young people the chance to gain experience, volunteer and get certificates. Facilities include care of babies, home education and adults with mental health issues.

The charity supports men and women who suffer from the specific social anxiety Avoidant Paruresis, aka Shy Bladder Syndrome. To this end it provides a website of information, and a moderated online forum. It runs therapeutic residential workshops using a CBT approach, raises public awareness, promotes research, and promotes the concept of individual privacy in public toilet design.

Cholsey Pavilion Trust runs the Cholsey Pavilion which provides leisure and recreation facilities for the village and its surrounding areas. Alongside a broad range of activities run by hirers, it houses a community library, a facility for parents with young children, a youth club and a mental health support facility, and offers a community teashop every Saturday run by a rota of local groups.

Overcome helps improve digital mental health services, and broadens access to people who otherwise wouldn't be able to afford them.

We raise funds and donate to selected cancer projects in South Yorkshire, 8 societies, organisations and hospitals were beneficiaries of the fund. We raise money through the resale of second hand goods. All monies taken(except running costs) in the shop are donated. All staff are unpaid volunteers. Year ending 31 September 2013, ?66500 was shared between the 8 beneficiaries.

To promote, for the benefit of the deaf and hearing impaired persons

Friendship Lab empowers adults with the wisdom and skills to make their friendships thrive. We achieve this purpose by providing evidence based courses and training, media engagement and thought leadership, and accessible research, to directly address the pressing crises of escalating loneliness and decreasing mental health.

CLASP vision is to promote mental health equality and end discrimination for people with mental health disabilities. Our mission is to advise, empower and inspire people, businesses and organisations across the country by promoting Equality Act 2010 statutory duty protecting people with mental health disabilities. Our platforms champion mental health equality for employers and service providers.

Shaftesbury Breast Cancer Awareness provides financial support to people living in the SP7 and SP8 postcodes. We also provide emotional support via groups with no limits on location

Hill walking for blind and partially sighted people throughout the UK.

Our aim was to build on the charitable work carried out the by the late Kerry Key, through fundraising and sponsorship. Over the past year we have held various events. These events have raised awareness of disease and health conditions affecting people suffering with cancer and other illnesses.