Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Abbie's Fund provide memory boxes and keepsakes free of charge to families in the East Yorkshire area of the UK but primarily to families who lose babies through stillbirth or neonatal death at Hull Royal Infirmary's Women & Children's Hospital. We raise funds through the organisation of our own events, from sponsored events organised by others and via donations.

We do provide information and advice on education, health, housing, DSS, employment training, interpreting and translating, after school club, intergeneration, interfaith, crime awareness, teenage pregnancy awareness, drug and alcohol awareness, trips, fellowship, worships, Sundays services, home work and holiday scheme to our members.

- Visiting Physical/Mental health people in the Hospital.- Helping the young people in the area of career advice and counselling to be good citizen.- Outreach Contact: whereby we visit the old members to help them tidy up their homes and helping them with shopping.

We are a Breast Cancer Dragon Boat Team based in Greater Manchester. We support all those who have undergone treatment for cancer and their family and friends. Dragon Boat paddling is a fun exercise and is beneficial particularly following breast cancer treatment in view of the upper body movement.

Offering financial assistance, where appropriate, to families who have children and/or young adults diagnosed with cancer or life limiting illnesses. Grants issued via referral from our partners and is limited to families of children/young person being treated in the United Kingdom.

We provide support for people living with dementia and their carers within Daventry and Daventry District. The support comprises two 2-hour meetings each month. At the meetings activities take place to stimulate the brain, people can socialise, be entertained and have refreshments. Beneficiaries are also taken on outings.

To provide an animal sanctuary in the greater manchester area for individuals, groups, and schools in the form of animal therapy treatment to promote relief from sickness suffering, and mental health. To relieve sickness, suffering and distress and to promote good health, especially but not exclusively amongst children and elderly people, through the advancement of education.

Education of children and young people about the dangers of alcohol abuse. Informing adults of the dangers facing children regarding alcohol and the damage it can inflict physically, financially, emotionally and mentally. The Charity primarily operates in Essex and since September 2017 in Malawi

We use income from a property that we own and donations. We donate money, clothes and other useful items to other charities and causes. Since covid the church is no longer running physical services. Support is now given to former members and others in the community via prayer and spiritual guidance by virtual/ phone communication.The Minister also works with local Dementia/ Althzeimer groups.

We run two choirs in the Borough of Ealing, which practice during the daytime. Many, but not all, of our members are retired. The choir also performs for community groups. We believe that regular communal singing offers physical and mental health benefits to our singers, and also that the groups we sing to are entertained.

Chatterbox, the Norwich Talking Newspaper provides weekly recordings of the Eastern Evening News. As well as the weekly news we provide relevant information and details of upcoming events plus a special Christmas edition and quarterly magazine recording. We also supply equipment to play the recordings on. This is all created by a dedicated team volunteers and has been in operation since 1979.

To relieve the blind, or partially blind, or those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity or disability, which makes reading a strain, by the provision of digitally prepared memory sticks.

Provision of group work/ guiding for making various items for sale for both male and female members, most of whom suffer some form of illness and/or mental illness. supporting those in need of association and friendship.

The charity provides financial support to enable needy and able students from outside the UK to attend course at the London School of Economics.It also provides funds for the purchase, maintenance and improvement of facilities used or needed by terminally ill patients cared for by Marie Curie Cancer Care and the Royal Marsden Hospital.

To assist in the relief of mental illness in persons who are clients of The Recovery Tree Charity (including TWIGS and The Olive Tree Cafe) in Swindon by providing or assisting in the provision of facilities, materials or equipment ancillary to those provided by The Recovery Tree Charity.

Supporting children and young adults with life limiting conditions or terminal illness and their families who come under Southampton Children's Hospital, the Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Ward, Southampton and Naomi House Children's Hospice. We offer financial relief for families experiencing hardship and offer families the opportunity to make some magical memories

The club aims to improve the quality of life of stroke survivors, to provide information and to support their families. Membership is open to all who have suffered a stroke irrespective of age, race or gender. Activities are designed to stimulate the mind and body to help with continuing rehabilitation in a social setting. The club helps demonstrate that there is life after stroke.

The relief and assistance of persons in the United Kingdom who have cancer by: (1) the provision of grants to oncology centres, (2) the provision of financial support, (3) the provision of grants to other charitable bodies to further objects (1) and (2).

Assiting in funding treatment for medical professional, in particular doctors, suffering from mental illness

I-CCO UK works with a team in Zambia to identify children and families living in poverty who have been affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and who are most in need of support. We provide these families with essential food items, clothes and healthcare, and pay for school fees, books and uniforms for the children. This is financed by fundraising, general donations and a child sponsorship programme.

FHADS organises an annual two-day golf team fundraising event hosted by one of three participating Herefordshire golf courses, on a alternating basis.

A fellowship of men and women that share their experience, strength and hope to help each other recover from drug addiction. Members gather in meetings to share the 12 step process of recovery from addiction, and provide 1 to 1 support. There are no restrictions on membership other than a person having a desire to stop using Cocaine and all other mind altering substances.

We offer ongoing training and support to piano tuners who wish to acquire extra levels of ability. This is open to all VI, even if they are not yet members of the Association.

We offer social and therapeutic horticulture for mental health and well being. We provide physical and mental rehabilitation, in the context of social inclusion, through a variety of gardening activities and associated crafts. We are based at the orchards in Bronllys Hospital, Powys, LD3 0LU.

Educational, Training & Skills Development CoursesConfidence BuildingYouth Clubs and Children's Provision, Recreational Outings and ResidentialsVolunteering OpportunitiesHealth Promotion & Mental Health AwarenessA safe, women- only environmentExpert Patients ProgramMulticultural and themed annual Events