Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

We are an independent volunteer counselling service based in York City, providing professional short-term (usually 6 weeks) counselling and support to the local community from 16 years old onwards. Presenting issues may include anxiety, mild to moderate depression, bereavement, domestic and relationship issues, addiction, post-trauma effects and the long-term impact of early life events.

Home visiting scheme for the visually impaired in Bexhill, East Sussex and surrounding areas

Provision of support and information for people with alcohol problems

We aim to prevent people from becoming socially excluded; to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving conditions of life; to promote physical and mental health by the provision of better access to services; and to provide access to affordable community based transport services.

Charitable Activities in and around Wells,Somerset. Object to apply both the capital and Income to the relief of the poor and needy, or such other charitable purpose as the Club shall from time to time , in duly constituted meeting, direct. Main Beneficiaries in Financial Year to 31/03/2019:Nepal Trust £2,010; Air Ambulance £1,000; Shelter Box £600; RTU£4,640;Heads Up£1,500;DementiaAA£500

Working with local care homes and charities to provide funding for the relief of alzheimers and dementia sufferers and top-up grants to enable residents to remain in their care homes when their finances are exhausted. Our activities are currently limited to the Surrey/Hampshire border area.

Supporting children ,through projects run by the Holy Cross AIDS Hospice in Emoyeni, KwazuluNatal South Africa, who have been orphaned as a result of AIDS or are suffering with AIDS or HIV positive in this deeply rural area. Currently, the charity through its support of these programs reaches out to over 500 child headed families and 1700 orphans

The three charitable objects of the Charity are as follows. 1. To promote and protect the physical and mental health of families affected by congenital CMV through the provision of support, education and practical advice. 2. To advance the education of the medical profession and the general public into congenital CMV and its implications for the family. 3. To promote research into the causes

The provision of a free weekly talking newspaper "Bromley District Talking News" on Memory Stick to the blind and partially sighted residents or former residents of the borough of Bromley.

Parkour Coaching for Mental Health

To provide assistance,advice,support and social activities for blind and partially sighted persons who are resident in the old county of the "Isle of Ely".

Collecting contributions.Arranging charity Balls to sell tickets to attend with raffles and auctions to increase funds.Donate profits to Children and Adults Rheumatology departments in The Midlands and funding for the treatment of Oesophageal and Stomach Cancer and other Cancers, as required.

"To help deaf people of all ages and degrees of hearing loss to access music and the performing arts through workshops, schools projects, concerts and signed theatre performances"

The relief of deafness and deaf people in Tanzania, including promoting their welfare education employment and social integration. We support a school for deaf children in Dar es Salaam.

Rotherham Dog Rescue rescues and re-homes abandoned, neglected and unwanted dogs. The charity specializes in the rehabilitation of dogs that have behavioral issues and have an on board dog psychologist who works with these dogs until they are ready to find a new home. Full support and advice is available for any dog that is adopted from the rescue.

To promote racial harmony, preserve and protect the physical and mental health of those seeking asylum, the advancement of education in human rights and equality and any other purposes which are exclusively charitable according to the law of England and Wales as the trustees may from time to time determine.

We issue grants to support the health and wellbeing of those in need residing in the City of Leeds Metropolitan District during convalescence. Examples of grants are medical equipment (nebulisers, wheelchairs), helping to fund support groups (mental health, terminal illness), community outreach projects and day trips for adults and children with disabilities.

The Mitchell Foundation provides parents in hospital hygiene essentials after the loss of a baby during pregnancy or shortly after birth.Allowing parents to maintain a standard level of hygiene during their stay or visit at hospital.

The Lets Go Stroke Club is a social club where stroke survivors, their families and friends can meet every month, to make new friends and support each other. Stroke can be a devastating condition and we aim to reach not only the sufferer but to engage with their families and carers to help them cope with the relentless stress of caring for their loved ones. We are totally run by volunteers.

To provide assistance and support, in the City of Hereford and surrounding areas, to individuals in need as a result of maltreatment, neglect, crime, delinquency, prostitution, alcoholic addiction, substance misuse and other addictions

Dementia Harborough is aimed at people in Market Harborough and surrounding areas recently diagnosed with dementia with their carers, to provide fun, companionship and information.We run a monthly Dementia Cafe with activities and guest speakers. Our monthly Singing for Memories group offers the opportunity to join in song and music. Additionally we arrange other activities and outings.

Mental health befriending project.

Self Referral Drop In for people with Mental Health difficulties

The club exists to enable disabled people to benefit from swimming therapy; amongst our disabled members we number those who have suffered strokes, heart operations, back injuries, amputations, multiple sclerosis, visual handicaps and arthritis, as well as to endeavour to provide assistance to disabled persons to gain access to swimming facilities.

No Panic (Sutton & Merton)) is a self-help group that provides support to people suffering from anxiety, panic attacks and phobias. We hold meetings fortnightly at two separate venues. The group exists to offer people support by allowing them to talk to fellow sufferers and helping them to live more positively.