Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

We makes small grants to charities with a turnover under £300,000 per year . We support UK charities who work with and support groups that are radically disadvantaged: refugees and asylum seekers, substance abusers, offenders and ex-offenders, at risk and marginalised young people, people in insecure housing.

Our charity raises funds to enable us to help cancer sufferers (aged 15-40) and their loved ones make invaluable memories. We have one holiday home in Suffolk, which is suitable for people with physical limitations. We can also provide other experiences, e.g. theatre trips, spa days, cinema, restaurant etc. We have contacted other charities for them to refer clients that fulfil our criteria.

Our charity has a specific purpose to benefit patients at the Anxiety Disorders Residential Unit at the Bethlem Royal Hospital, Beckenham, Kent. It may also assist in the training and education of staff at the unit. We raise funds by donations and from charitable trusts.

The trust makes modest grants to individuals and organisations, for the benefit of the deaf and deafness in accordance with its constitution.

Samaritans Ealing is a charity aimed at providing emotional support to anyone in emotional distress, struggling to cope, or at risk of suicide.

We provide free lifelong support to stroke survivors and their families living in the North East of England. We provide two private group sessions per week, that include: pool exercise, chair-based exercise, physiotherapy, complementary therapy, drop-in social and use of the public gym. All under the supervision of qualified service providers.

The Invictus Trust raises awareness of teenage mental health and has delivered a website and films featuring young people with mental health issues. We are also campaigning for an Adolescent Mental Health Unit in Cornwall.

Facilities for D/deaf people- by education, social activities and religion.Hearing aid battery service.Charity events - B.S.L. Courses,Deaf Awareness raising.Deaf Church.Bingo sessions.Friday Night Social Club 7.30pm- 10.30pm.North Notts Deaf Childrens Group.Lunch Club.Games afternoon. We also do halloween and christmas social events.We also hire out our rooms.

The delivery of sessions across schools, predominantly through:- Motivational speaking to encourage healthy wellbeing through fitness. - PSHE lessons to help young people recognise and manage their own mental health. - Fitness classes for students.- One to one fitness sessions for students struggling with behaviour issues for their mental health.- Training sessions for staff.

Current activities of the society.1. Maintaenance of the public play ground at Kaluwanchkudy Sri Lanka for the use of the children there.2. Maintenace of the huts in the school run by the members of Kaluwanchkudy Welfare Association Kaluwanchikudy branch Kaluwanchikudy Sri Lanka3. Recently we have started an eye care project based at Kauwanchkudy Base Hospital, Kauwanchikudy Sri Lanka.

To relieve the needs and to preserve and protect the good health of those affected by dementia and their carers in the NG16 and surrounding areas, by the provision of a regular Memory Cafe, planned activities, events and trips out alongside virtual suppor and activities and to engage with the wider community to actively encorage kindness, tolerance and a better understanding of dementia

This year we donated life saving equipment to Castle Street maternity Hospital Colombo. Mainly a premature baby ventilator, Incubator and ten pulse oximeters. In addition we have been supplying dialising catheters and solutions to needy patients with Chronic Kidney disease.

We create awareness of the early symptoms of bowel cancer. We fund patients who are not provided life prolonging drugs by the NHS.We provide counselling and support to bowel cancer patients and their families.We are funding ground breaking research into bowel cancer screening at Queen Mary University of London Centre for Cancer Prevention at a total cost of ?200,000 over a three year period.

Ukuthasa aims to empower disadvantaged communities in Africa by working in partnership with Non Government Organisations (NGOs) in the following areas: HIV/Aids education, training and counselling; providing pre-school and early education; providing mentorship and life-skills training to young people through sport.

LTCH works in developing countries helping to:-:Relieve deaf, hearing impaired, poor children(0-16 years) and their familiesEducate deaf or hearing impaired children by provision of specialist facilities and health care specialists. Educate young people, their families, health care professionals and outreach workers in prevention, treatment and management of hearing impairment and deafness.

Founded in 1880. In Behala, India it funds: an orphanage for 135+ boys between the ages of 4 & 15, educated & taught music; old peoples home; ENT/eye clinics.It funds in Bangladesh: Barisal - high & primary schools, boys & girls hostels, girls orphanage & a medical centre; Jobarpar - an indigenous sisterhood (CSS), oversees girls hostel & a play centre & helps in the diocesan primary school.

Samaritans of Barnsley offer a confidential listening service to callers who are experience despair or distress including those feelings that lead to suicide. We do this by telephone, onine chat, email and face to face contact with those who wish to contact us.

Lasting Life's mission is to improve the quality of life for those dealing with cancer; to help them and their families, provide help in finding or funding, alternative ways to deal with problems faced and meeting their specific needs. This will primarily be achieved through the giving of grants to individuals and / or organisations.

Memory Lane Cafe is a weekly meeting place for carers and cared for who are living with dementia. We also welcome those who have been bereaved by dementia. Based in Ipswich, Memory Lane Cafe is open from 11am - 3pm every Tuesday. Our mission is to provide opportunities for friendship, support, activities and a light lunch.

SMMMS-UK provides free medical and health services for the people living in the remote and underserved communities of the Simien Mountains of Ethiopia, including treatment, referral and follow-up care for common diseases, illness and injuries with priority to reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child healthcare, as well as training and education in health, hygiene, sanitation and basic first aid.

Provide entertainment packages and food vouchers for a child going through chemotherapy treatment, who also has a diagnosis of Autism. These are requested by staff who work closely with these families and are through referrals.

To give support to anyone affected by cancer (patients or carer) through the provision of short, residential breaks which include counselling, support and advice and which are free of charge to all-comers. Under exceptional circumstances, support may be provided on a one-to-one basis and/or online.

Information, advice, emotional support, social welfare and health activities along with helping represent the needs of Deaf, Deafened & hard of hearing residents of Hartlepool.

The Ginger Heart Foundation (GHF) came into being to raise awareness about the increased risk of suicide in the comedown after taking alcohol and cocaine together. We promote awareness, harm reduction and also offer resources to support health and maintain life. We also support people who are dealing with trauma and grief and provide peer support through our network and organised events.

A church which delivers spiritual services to the community- helping people with depression, drug addicts,providing free counselling to the community on various issues e.g. marriage/family break down, addictions, teenage delinquency amongst others. This is done by preaching the Gospel of Peace through our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Free supply of resourses e.g-DVD, BOOKS,BIBLES etc.