Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Beyond Conflict is the mental health charity for post conflict zones. We provide free mental health support and training to frontline workers and civilians suffering from trauma resulting from war, displacement and terrorism. Since our formation in January 2018, we have supported projects in Ukraine, the Palestinian West Bank, southern Israel, Iraq and the Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh.

The object of the charity is to relieve the blind, partially sighted or those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity or disability which makes reading a strain, by the provision of recorded material or tactile reading matter in Swindon and surrounding area.

We run 40 bed hospital. Educate children (orphans & widows). Support widows. All free.

Ganga Prem Hospice is a spiritually-oriented charity whose aim is to work with and for terminally ill cancer patients. We provide medical, social, emotional and spiritual support for individuals and their loved ones as they face cancer and in their ongoing grief.Our current project is the construction of a fully equipped hospice in Rishikesh, North India, on the bank of the Holy River Ganga.

To relieve poverty among families with young children, principally aged 0 to 16, and pregnant women, in conditions of need, hardship or distress within the Wakefield district and surrounding areas, for the public benefit, but not exclusively, we do his by Providing essential clothing, equipment and other items for children aged 0-16 years, and pregnant women.

WOMA provides small grants to individual women in Africa who have been disadvantaged through HIV/Aids, famine or war. The grants are used to pay for practical training to better equip the women to find work and support their families.

To work for the assistance of persons who are suicidal, despairing or in distress byproviding a service primarily intended for the benefit of persons in Ashford andTenterden and the surrounding area to enable such persons to receive immediate help, compassion and befriending from members of the Charity selected and prepared for the purpose working in accordance with Samaritan procedure.

We help adults experiencing mental health difficulties by providing peer group support, encouraging social interaction and providing activities and experiences to improve wellbeing and increase confidence. We hold two friendly and inclusive sessions each week in Honiton where you can drop in, be with others and join in activities if you wish. Sessions are free. Phone support is also available.

To relieve sickness, to promote and protect good health by supporting research, for the public benefit, into the treatment of children with Non Hodgkin Lymphoma. Have supported Dr S Turner of Addenbrooks, Cambridge, in setting up a research project with the aim of producing better, less toxic and invasive treatments for children with Non Hodgkin Lymphoma and, eventually to find a cure.

The Umbrella Club is a targeted project for young people aged 10 to 19 with hidden disabilities; defined as any disability that is not immediately apparent upon meeting the young person, e.g. ASD, ADHD or Mental Illness. We provide a safe, nurturing and positive environment where young people can meet, socialise, make new contacts and friends, learn and cultivate and sense of belonging

OUR MISSION IS TO REDUCE THE EXTREME SUFFERING CAUSED BY CHRONIC POVERTY, ECONOMIC INACTIVITY, MARGINALISATION AND HIV/AIDS. THIS WILL BE ACHIEVED BY ADVOCATING THE HOLISTIC PROVISION AND FREE ACCESS TO QUALITY RURAL HEALTHCARE IN HARD-TO-REACH RURAL AREAS OF ZIMBABWE, FOR WOMEN OF A CHILD BEARING AGE, MOTHERS AND INFANTS TO THE AGE OF 5.

Provision of forum for Health Care professionals supporting emergency cancer care.Annual education programme.Website and educational resources.Supporting service innovation, shared learning and research promotion.

Object 1 We provide place of fellowship opportunity for people to participate in celebration of service prayer meetings Bible study and devotionals Creating awareness of the Christian faith Object 2 providing Career development and Life skills training Mental Health support Community Engagement Programs Free food bank Network empowerment services

To relieve sickness and to preserve the health of patients of Queens Centre, Castle Hill Hospital, by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not normally provided by the statutory authorities, ancillary to those provided by the doctors.

Social media awareness and support nationwide and personal friendship and support. School talks in merseyside and the northwest. We made films thats educate men and target social media so they learn how to check their testicles. Our online support forum has over 2100 members that help and support each other.We work with the armed forces spreading awareness. donate funds to needed campaigns

Monthly socials and coach outings. Monthly divine service with visiting ministers. Five visitors for housebound members. Christmas gifts. Free taxis if needed. Quarterly newsletter. Donations to visually impaired in Exeter for equipment etc up to ·250.

Ware Men's Shed provides a place for people to meet and socialise while doing crafting activities, such as woodworking. It promotes mental health, particular for people that are marginalised in society, for example through the effects of old age, unemployment or ill health.

To support, advice to those affected by sickle cell disorders. We aim to educate and give information to the general public cell disorders and thalassaemia. We visit affected person at home or in hospital.

Our objective is the relief of distress relating to complex trauma and/or addiction.

Centred on Holt and the surrounding district, we offer social support and access to activities for those living with dementia and respite for their carers through provision of 2 weekly cafes, a home visiting service and a twice monthly afternoon cafe, plus information and advice on our website and newsletters, dementia awareness training and participation in local dementia friendly initiatives.

Grants are made primarily to support charitable organisations known to the late Dr Joseph Kwok Wai Li and others which, in the opinion of the trustees, would have commanded his support.Specifically, but not exclusively, to support organisations working in the fields of HIV infection and sexual health, special housing need and conservation in Venice.

Various activities, singing, games, and lunches. Day trips to various venues. Members transport which delivers them door to door.

We provide various community based services and run activities that aims to;- Preventing the transmission of HIV.- Promoting the benefit of early diagnosis.- Relieving poverty for disadvantaged people living with HIV.- Building knowledge and challenging prejudice through education.

HOPE Community Allotment's main activity involves running four allotment plots where adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical or mental ill-health, isolation, long-term unemployment and associated issues engage in a wide range of gardening activities, help with the maintenance our plots and grow organic fruit and vegetables.

Provide assistance and friendship within an informal group setting. With the emphasis on providing positive support and information to those who have experienced Breast Cancer.Work together and are involved with healthcare professionals.Raise funds to improve the quality of local breast cancer patients requirements.