Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

We have fundraise for Macmillan Cancer Care by holding coffee mornings. The charity collect clothing and food for the homeless. Youth programs and activities take place.

Carers to people whose loved ones or relatives are are suffering from Alcoholism Drug Addiction or Substance misuse.

GIVING OPPORTUNTIES TO ALL DEAF AND HARD-OF-HEARING PEOPLE OF ALL AGES WHO WISH TO PARTAKE IN RUGBY FOOTBALL WITHOUT HINDRANCE

1. The gathering of church members and visitors for fellowship, in order to worship, teach and study the word of God and pray.2. Provide pastoral guidance and other activities to assist people in living a more fulfilled christian life.3. Provide social and material support during childbirth, bereavement, hospitalization, single parenthood etc.

Extra-curricular activity clubs for Deaf children. Activities include communication games, sports, cooking, baking, arts, gaming and crafts.

A Community Centre providing the following groups:- Fibromyalgia Support Group, Art for over 50's, Children's Dance Classes, Sequence Dances, Tea Dances, Indoor Bowling, Slimming World, Pilates, Swing Dance Classes, Christian Fellowship Meetings, Keep Fit Classes, Karate Classes, Urban Dance Classes. Hall available for casual hire.

The trustees shall hold the trust fund to divide the income equally between The Guide Dogs For The Blind Association and The British Kidney Patient Association.

Salamander aims to protect, promote and enhance the health and rights of people particularly, but not exclusively, marginalised by societies worldwide as a result of their gender, HIV status or sexual and reproductive health. We conduct: global advocacy work; related research; and we coordinate the global Community of Practice of users of the Stepping Stones training programme on gender and HIV.

To support & improve the mental health, fitness, & wellbeing, of young adults, students, & staff, of all abilities within the education sector by: Championing Inclusivity, Helping to Destigmatise Mental Health; Offering Student Lived Experience Volunteer Opportunities; & Encouraging Institutions and Students' Unions to unite & embrace the BRIT Challenge as a UK-Wide Inclusive Wellbeing Initiative.

Income used to aid research work in connection with and the cure and prevention of cancer, rheumatism, malaria and morbid conditions of the prostate gland.

This year activities we was building a website for our charity www.ukdrcbridge.org.uk and we was giving advices on HIV, prison and detentions visit.

Signposting and support service for individuals and their families following a cancer or life-limiting illness diagnosis

Apollo seeks to promote positive mental health and emotional well-being through the healing and therapeutic power of music and arts. In partnership with educational establishments, health care services and others, Apollo co-produces performance-based and participatory projects and bespoke training programmes. We champion the role of the arts in promoting positive mental health.

To benefit the inhabitants of Sale Moor-provide facilities for recreation or other leisure time for individuals who have need by reason of their youth age infirmity or disablement financial hardship social and economic circumstances to improve condition of life advance education relieve poverty promote good physical and mental health for benefit of public

AFI supports an impoverished community in South Africa where 40% of the people are HIV positive. We fund community gardens, water tanks, boreholes, food supplements, new vehicles, orphans, key workers, a women's self-help group etc. AFI workers in the UK are volunteers, all money raised goes directly to Ingwavuma. Trustees regularly visit Ingwavuma to ensure the money is correctly spent.

Sunday meetings for preaching, teaching, worship, prayer: Coffee mornings provide instruction, support, fellowship: Support groups - drug & alcohol rehabilitation, mental health, veterans, other support groups as requested. Evening meetings provide teaching, encouragement, support, and fellowship: Support to the community: Operational base for Street pastors evening patrols, Place of Welcome.

The delivery of Mental and Physical wellbeing programmes in communities across South Yorkshire. These programmes are delivered to all genders, ages and ethnicities working in partnership with key organisations to identify those in need and get them the support they need. We deliver programmes to tackle mental health problems as well as physical health issues to ensure a whole body approach.

We are blink mental health, and our vision is simple, we want to see hundreds of thousands more people receive rapid, appropriate, and effective mental health support.

The Joe Gilligan Trust exists to support and improve the lives of teenagers and young adults fighting Cancer. As Joe was a drummer, the trust also provides performance opportunities for young musicians for example - gigs, shows & professional mentoring. The majority of our fundraising is through music and the performing arts.

We are a big brother big sister platform that creates safe spaces for those living with Multiple Sclerosis and their allies. We do this by: * Webinars * Peer support groups * In-person events* Educational sessions* Advocacy training * Lived Experience focus groups

The trustees have allocated all available funds for each of these heads Religion, Parenting, Homeless, Third World, the Arts and disabled and will not consider unsolicited applications. They continue to review those charities who are currently in receipt of funds.It does not generally assist cancer related charities and medical charities generally, or those connected with HIV/AIDS and animals

We provide free at the point of delivery services around substance misuse, providing advocacy and recovery coaching to the most marginalised and vulnerable individuals in our society. We give clients the opportunity to recovery and rediscover their life goals as well as providing them with a toolbox of health coping strategies to reduce the risk of relapse.

Enhancing the physical and mental well-being of breast cancer sufferers and survivors in the UK through sport.

The charitable focus is to support charities connected with prenatal and postnatal support. Trust is open to applications. Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com

The Trust makes grants to a wide range of charities; in particular, to charities concerned with education, religion, physical and mental health, the arts and the protection of the environment.