Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

To promote the advancement of research into and the treatment ,care and welfare of people suffering leukaemia and related cancers of the blood.

To promote physical and mental health, fitness of the local community and surrounding area.

Pastoral and spiritual care of deaf and hard of hearing people in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire. Runs a volunteer befriending scheme.

SCaRF aims to promote research into the causes, prevention and treatment of skin cancer generally, and malignant melanoma in particular. It aims to publish the results of such research and thus to help cut significantly the number of new cases of skin cancer each year in the UK. As a result to significantly cut the number of deaths from the disease.

To assist charities whose aims include advancing the development, education, physical and/or mental health of persons under the age of 25 and to assist charities whose aims include promoting and protecting the physical and mental health of sufferers of cancer.

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.

Neoangels supports families of sick and premature babies on the Neonatal Unit at the University Hospital of North Tees amd at James Cook University Hospital. Our aim is to support families, staff and babies on our unit in as many ways possible by using a holistic approach.

We have a club for the over 55s many of whom are socially isolated and/or have mobility difficulties, a monthly Kids & Parents club reaching single parent families, some of which have children with special needs. We also provide facilities for a local adults craft group and Cancer Support group. Alongside Christian activities - worship & education, Weddings, Funerals & Infant Dedication.

The Lauren Page Trust is a charity set up to raise money to further thework of Consultant Obstetric Physicians who deal with women who haveserious health problems during pregnancy often resulting in premature births.Also, supporting the work of Neonatal Units within the Greater London area in the form of research, specialist staff and equipment.

MenTalkHealth is a registered charity that supports men in the LGBTQ community to talk about their mental health and help them to understand that it's okay to not be okay. We work across the South Coast of England (Bournemouth to Eastbourne) attending events and holding accredited mental health first aid training. We also produce a podcast and use social media to help us with our mission.

Chepstow and Caldicot Lions Clubs activities are exclusively charitable and include fundraising and supporting community projects specifically for young people, the elderly, children with cancer, the environment and those in need generally. The Club works with other organisations and voluntary bodies to achieve these aims and to promote volunteering and community benefit.

To establish a ten bedded unit providing end of life care to patients in the Great Yarmouth and Waveney area of Norfolk, whilst continuing to support the Louise Hamilton Centre for palliative care.

The preservation & protection of good mental health through; raising awareness of suicide; Urging those suffering to speak up & ask for help; Supporting all with poor mental health, especially young people, and especially where this can be done through outdoor activities; and assisting in the provision of education to increase awareness & knowledge of the issues.

The Foundation seeks to offer charitable financial and personal support for disabled young people specifically those undergoing treatment for cancer and other serious illnesses which are impeding their future lives.

We help our Armed Forces Veterans and their families with their physical and mental health well-being. We do this with our in house trained Counsellors and with the provision of mobility scooters and walking aids.We also hold a variety of activities to keep the mind and body active. Walking club, gardening club, crafting sessions and visiting museums and places of interest etc.

To relieve the physical or mental distress or poverty of persons with prostate cancer, the partners, families and friends of persons with prostate cancer and persons bereaved through prostate cancer. To help and support persons with prostate cancer and those who care for them, the partners, families and friends of persons with prostate cancer and persons bereaved through prostate cancer.

The charity provides premises for the benefit of the people in the parish of West Monkton for educational and recreational purposes. Users include, Badminton clubs, Dance clubs, Brownies, National Childbirth Trust, Camera Club, Monkton Players Drama Club, etc as well as specific events and exhibitions. Also meeting place for South West of England Samaritans Group.

The relief of patients suffering from HIV/AIDS. The provision of social welfare, plus recreational facilities of such patients. We partner with the Rehoboth Trust which operates a residential children's village in Kwa Zulu Natal. We also have a number of partner projects supporting rural creches, Education & Training & provision of food parcels, & poverty relief programmes in KZN.

Research into Deaf issues.

At the Annual Meeting of the above named Group held on the 20th January 2015. It was proposed and seconded and unanimously agreed that the new title of the Group would be Kidderminster and Worcestershire Prostate Cancer Support Group.Is this change within the framework of our Group?Or do we have to have the change agreed by you?Revd Canon Paul Brothwell.Chairman

NOCS provides social support, facilities and development opportunities for people with high levels of social anxiety and difficulties with social interaction, particularly due to autism spectrum disorder (ASD), mental ill-health and rural/social isolation. People in our community form lasting friendships, gain self-confidence and, over time, develop their skills and start to manage their anxiety.

SisterWood holds forest school style sessions for young women and those that idenfity as female aged 12-16, who are struggling with their mental health. These sessions include listening circles, nature connection and communal cooking as well as learning practical skills, yoga, singing and other mindfulness based activities to help them build a toolkit for mental health and wellbeing.

To promote social inclusion for people aged 8 - 24 using powerful unmounted horse based interventions with specially trained horses.Professional referrals from : schools, CAMHS, Social Workers, Specialist Agencies, Domestic Violence, Drug & Alcohol for those suffering from a variety of challenges e.g Mental Health - especially anxiety, school exclusion, ADHD, neglect & abuse, victims of crime etc

Providing essential equipment and improving services for children's and neonatal wards that cannot be funded from any other source.

To provide a centre for recreation and leisure-time occupation in the interests of social welfare, in particular young people, and to promote the education and training of young people. We also work with the most vulnerable in our community and those with anxiety or mental health issues.