Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

The aims of the Diabetic Pregnancy Study Group (DPSG) are to improve the detection and management of diabetes in pregnant women and their offspring through education, teaching and research. Obesity before and during pregnancy has recently been added to the DPSG portfolio. The DPSG is affiliated to the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD).

Provide transport for our less able clients to take them to hospital appointments and doctors surgery. We also take them shopping, to stroke clubs, hairdressers and dentists. These trips are carried out with our team of volunteer drivers.We also have a caring arm of Downton Link mainly befriending our clients who have lost their love ones or are lonely

Counselling and supporting people affected by cancer in the Isle Of Purbeck

The Cancer Club is dedicated to bringing men with advanced stage cancers together to enhance their wellbeing. Our mission is to get men talking through an online community and by taking them to a variety of sporting events where they can connect over common experiences and gain emotional support from others "in the same boat".

Advancement of Christianity through the preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Working with other charities to promote christian teachings, fighting poverty, drug abuse among young people and equipping young people with good morals and providing equal opportunities to the disadvantaged.

We provide a safe environment and activities to encourage young people to get out of the city and enjoy the countryside and nature - explore and take positive risks, a peaceful place where older people can come together for days out, combating isolation and loneliness, and a calming, green sanctuary offering respite to those affected by mental illness.

Dancing Classes: Dog Obedience and Show Dog Classes: Sewing Club: Aerobics: Mothers' Union: Women's Institute: Credit Union: Carers meetingsChurch meetings: Police surgery: Private functions, MS Research and Relief Fund Group, Local Partnership meetings, Spiritualist meetings

The Kathleen Morrish Will Trust Charity will make donations to such charitable institution or institutions with the UK at such time or times and in such manner as the Trustees may in their absolute discretion think fit with a wish for charities working in the fields of research into and the treatment of Alzheimer's Disease and also animal welfare.

As a community-driven charity in Brent, we empower residents by providing support in childcare, employment, mental health, and social development. Through holiday camps and training programmes, we help individuals gain confidence, develop skills, and secure opportunities. Our mission is to foster resilience, inclusion, and long-term stability for a thriving community.

We fund the installation of stair lifts, wheelchair ramps and other domestic aids for people diagnosed with cancer wishing to leave hospital. We work with all areas of the local NHS Trust.Promotional activities to inform local people of the funds purpose and workTrustees are conversant with the charity's aims and are confident with the process of reviewing applications.

The relief of the aged, infirm, blind and physically handicapped people resident in Crewkerne and the neighbourhood by the provision of transport.

The charity creates community for those that are losing theirs by directing support and relief to people who are socially excluded from society, or parts of society as a result of their dementia and memory loss.The charity does so by providing the cared for and their carers with regular access to singing/music sessions, nourishing food and social eating.

We provide support and encouragement to those struggling with anxiety by running courses in churches and schools which explore what anxiety is, how it affects our physical and mental well- being and how it can be tackled. We sharing and signpost a wide range of resources that can help tackle anxiety, including the range of professional support that exists.

Create, stimulate and foster public awareness of sickle cell disease in the UK and Sierra Leone. Educate private and public sectors about sickle cell diseaseAdvocate in the care and support of sickle cell patients and their familiesCounsel sickle cell patients and their familiesIdentify babies at risk of sickle cell by newborn screeningPromote medical and social research on sickle cell.

To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of, and relieve the needs of, families who have suffered bereavement through the provision of financial assistance to organisations providing specialist bereavement support services.To advance the education of children and young people in music through the provision of financial assistance to organisations and school music departments.

Supporting activities and services for young people in the Prudhoe area. Includes opportunities to gain qualifications, participate in healthy lifestyles and give young people the platform to express themselves, promote and support well-being and good mental health.

Providing professional mental health support to people at all levels of sport including junior, grassroots, non-league and academy level. Support for people released by clubs and academies. Providing free mental health football sessions for people who are struggling with their mental health and are looking to build their mental and physical fitness in a non-competitive, fun environment.

The Adam Rogers Trust provides grants and funding to: Relieve the needs and suffering of children with cancer. Relieve need and advance education for adults with learning difficulties and brain injuries.

TWP is a residential, non-medical mental health recovery programme specifically designed for adult individuals over the age of 21 years to meet the needs of those coming to terms with, or in recovery of issues such as addictions, professional burn out, stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD and other mental health related problems. We operate primarily in The Lake District National Park.

Our mission is to create platforms to address barriers to early detection of breast cancer and support access to care, to empower women to seek help early and make timely informed decisions on their breast health. These include development of a mobile app and SMS service to help identify breast cancer symptoms and connect with care, podcast, and facilitate development of radiotherapy centres.

THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY AMONG PEOPLE AFFECTED BY HIV IN KENYA, INDIA AND THE UK BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION, TRAINING, HEALTHCARE PROJECTS AND ALL THE NECESSARY SUPPORT DESIGNED TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS TO GENERATE SUSTAINABLE INCOME AND BE SELF-SUFFICIENT

The Little Things UK are a non profit organisation that support homeless and vulnerable people in and around London. We hold two weekly outreaches in Shoreditch and Enfield, providing home cooked nutritious food, hot drinks, clothes, hair cuts, drug and alcohol support. Most importantly, we provide a safe and non judgemental environment for people.

We are a charity based in Hastings, working to enable as many people as possible to engage in fun social dance activities. we are developing 4 strands: Wheelchair accessible dance for adults with learning difficulties, dance in care homes, free accessible family-friendly dance events, dance for those whose mental health makes it difficult to access local dance classes.

The Harry-Krish Mootoosamy Foundation aims to provide music therapy by making grants to organisations to support children and young people suffering from terminal or critical illness.We also aim to raise public awareness of the symptoms of Pancreatic Cancer.The Foundation is run by volunteers who are passionate about honoring the life of Harry-Krish Mootoosamy and these causes.

Our mission is to improve GP awareness and diagnosis of cancer. Jessica Brady CEDAR Trust is working closely with the DHSC. Currently, we are funding an online teaching programme for General Practice doctors to help raise awareness and improve earlier diagnosis of cancer. This training module has been devised and created by the Royal College of General Practitioners.