Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

The Dengie D-Caf aims to promote a good quality of life for people living with dementia on the Dengie Peninsula, as well as their carers, friends and family. It provides opportunities for people to engage in meaningful activities that meet individual social, emotional and physical needs. It also raises awareness of the issues that can affect members and helps them access support and information.

We give men the opportunity to talk to others who have been through the experience of diagnosis and treatment for prostate cancer, encourage men with cancer or symptoms of prostate disease to become better informed and able to discuss and make decisions about their treatment, and work with other agencies to improve awareness, education, diagnosis, therapy and support for men with prostate cancer.

Playgroups, primary school gym/dance, amateur drama and pantomime (rehearsal and performance), indoor archery, ballroom dancing and tea dancing, luncheon clubs, parish council meetings, antiques club, visually impaired people's club, fundraising , private parties, lectures films and demonstrations, U3A (art, sport)

The promotion, encouragement and training of guide dogs for the blind. Payments are made to the " Guide Dogs for the Blind " charity ref 209617. Applications from other charities will not be considered.

DROP-IN CENTRE FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES. ACTIVITIES - ART AND CRAFT, PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP, COMPUTER GROUP, , POOL TABLE AND DAY TRIPS.

The Charity was formed to help Eastbourne become a Dementia Friendly Town.

Under the KDFAS' Young Arts scheme, the society has wholly or partly funded a variety of projects involving local schools and one with a young offenders? institution. The Society also donated funds to a local charity which works with children undergoing cancer treatment in hospital so that they could buy art materials. The amounts involved were ?1,363 (2015); ?1,237 (2014); and ?550 (2013).

Men's shed provides a safe space for men to meet as a support group and carry out practical activities such as woodwork, metalwork, repairs, recycling, repurposing, up cycling and refurbishment. it aims to encourage physical and mental health well being benefits and reduce isolation and loneliness.

The charity applies the income from the trust fund for the benefit of the following charities, in equal proportions:-Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital Fund-Royal Commonwealth Society for Blind-Royal National Institute for the Blind

To advance education and relieve needs of rural deaf and blind schools in Sri Lanka by 1) Holding fund raising events 2) Increase membership 3) Seek donations.

We run a Memory Cafe for those suffering from dementia and their carers, provide weekly refreshments to the local Walking for Health group, hold a Homework and Learning Support Club for primary aged children during school term time and organise youth activities as part of the Gaff Youth Project. We have also launched a Gentle Exercise Class for people wanting to maintain strength and fitness.

Tynedale Stroke Club provides relief and support for people living in the Hexham and Tynedale area, Northumberland, who have suffered stoke, in particular by the provision of support, advice, recreation and other leisure time occupations to such persons, their carers and families. To improve their quality of life the club organises speakers, art and craft, games, outings and holiday breaks.

Provides a Recorded Newsletter for the Blind and Partially Sighted.

The object of the charity is to promote and assist research into cancer through the provision of grants.

Currently we are aiming to raise funds to build hospital for poor people abroad. Help local charity for cancer research and polio research.

The Cardiac Exercise Club provides supervised exercise facilities to BACPR standards for anybody who has or has had circulatory problems(CHD, heart bypass, stroke or carotid artery surgery etc),COPD, or diabetes and wishes to extend the benefits of their treatment. The aims are to prevent a return to hospital and improve the health and ongoing quality of life of our members..

The Charity's objects are to relieve sickness amongst persons suffering from cancer.

PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION TOTHOSE WHO ARE IN NEED OR SUFFERING HARDSHIP.PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE OF NURSING HOMES AND OTHER FACILITIES FOR THE NEEDY AGED OR INFIRM WHO ARE UNABLE TO SUPPORT THEMSELVESPROMOTION OF EDUCATIONPROMOTION OF RESEARCH INTO THE CAUSES AND ACURE FOR CANCER AND SIMILAR DISEASES

To promote for the benefit of children and young people up to the age of 18 in Coulsdon/Purley/Kenley/Caterham & surrounding area all or any of the following. The achievement of education, promote good mental & physical health. The provision of recreational & leisure time activities in the interests of social welfare with the objects of improving their conditions of life, as the trustees think fit

The Society provides grants and equipment to the County Service for Hearing Impaired Children, schools, hospitals and individuals; we also organise outings and events for the children and their families. Additionally it provides an information service for parents to enable them to make the best choices for their children.For more info visit our website - www.dorsetdcs.co.uk

Provision of horse riding activities for children and adults with disabilities. We operate near Morpeth and draw our riders from the city and surrounding areas. Due to the specialisms of our instructors there is particular provision for those with visual impairment and with learning disabilties. Our riders have had great success in regional and national competition.

Provide support for sickle cell and thalassaemia suffers.

Inside Out aims to equip and empower those recovering from drug/alcohol addictions, by providing support groups, mentoring and housing. this is achieved through local partnerships at various locations across the United Kingdom.

Our strategic objective is to make the Keynsham and Saltford community more aware and supportive of people living with dementia and their families, friends and carers. Do do this we run Music for the Mind sessions twice monthly, we train people to become Dementia Friends and we identify issues and promote action to improve the lives of those living with dementia.

A self help group assisting countries developing their services appropriate to local needs for people with cerebral palsy. ICPS also acts as a resource centre providing information on CP to anybody worldwide with an interest.