Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

"Love From Lucy" is a charity based in Hampshire, helping patients that have had a solid organ transplant up to the age of 21 years old, who are being treated in UK hospitals and develop Post Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder (PTLD) which is a rare cancer patients can develop at any stage after their transplant.

To raise money and distribute to various other charities

The fund exists to help to provide communication devices and services for those who are registered blind or visually impaired and are on low income, enabling many blind and visually impaired people to live independently.

Helping young people diagnosed with cancer under the age of 30 living or being treated in the West Midlands

Social gatherings and outings.

To relieve the needs of people diagnosed with MS/other neurological health problems and their families in Swale, by providing information, support and Grants to those in need of such services

The charity provides a range of social and information activities for people with dementia and their carers. Regular social meetings and information is provided by guest speakers, our website and newsletter. In addition we have regular excursions to places of interest. The activities are designed to avoid social isolation and to keep our members physically and mentally active.

We provide social activities that include social meetings and accessible sports. Other activities include group days out, regular virtual meetings, technology support and mentoring. We also produce a monthly newsletter in various formats. All the venues we use are suitable for disabled access.

The Foundation raises and provide funds to specialist medical care providers including hospitals and hospices associated with Cancer, Cystic Fibrosis and life limiting conditions.

Medical research into the late effects of childhood cancer

SHARE is a nonprofit providing educational resources for 9-21 year old.In addition to the advice and support that we offer young people around their Sexual Health and relationships, we have started to offer more recreational activities that not only, make it easy for young people to engage in what can be a difficult topic, shows we are dedicated to young people's mental health and wellbeing.

We run concerts festivals, club nights and events across the UK, alongside releasing music both physically and digitally.These activities are all in aid of raising funds to then provide grants to cancer research, treatment and care facilities across the UK. We target our grants toward non-profit organisations and non animal testing research.

Giving talks to community groups about the legal aspects of the dementia journey. Speaking to people living with dementia on the phone or via email about specific queries they have in relation to their own situation. Raising awareness of the illness and fundraising for ourselves.

Community support for hard to reach groups including but exclusive to families in furniture poverty and in need of household essentials, those experiencing family break down and men experiencing challenges with isolation and poor mental health.

Men Who Talk runs regular online peer-to-peer support groups for men aged 18 plus in the UK. The groups offer lower-level support and are loosely themed on set topics. The charity also runs engagement events and corporate workshops to facilitate the continued development of the understanding of mens mental health and wellbeing.

The Trustees have concentrated on making grants to small local charities in Southwold and East Suffolk. The Trustees are also interested in making grants to organisations that provide relief to multiple sclerosis sufferers.

a) Education and training of healthcare personnel on technical and non-technical ("human factors") aspects of diagnosis, prevention and treatment of obstetric haemorrhage b) This includes the provision of equipment and training material to facilitate aspects of teaching as discussed above

Our mission is to have a positive impact on lives through youth boxing training in the UK and North Africa: to support people, challenge them, and inspire them to take part in sport.We are using boxing as a platform to increase physical and mental health benefits, mentor children and vulnerable adults, deliver effective training and offer career support to those seeking to take sport further.

To support families living with children and young people diagnosed with special needs such as autism, sickle cell and the like.

The charity uses the facilities of Coleman's Farm Community Centre to enable them to provide a hot meal to those in need and a safe-place that acts as a well-being centre for those with mental health issues, ranging from bipolar and/or anxiety issues and to those experiencing loneliness.Heart of the Community is a non-judgemental, one-stop location to meet a variety of needs

Each week we create a memory stick based on the local paper, with other useful local information. This is distributed to our listeners by Royal Mail ( free), all of whom are blind or partially sighted..

Secondary special school for boys with Social, Emotional & Mental Health.

Provides a wide range of opportunities to come together to learn for fun ,exploring new ideas ,skills and activities for people in Runnymede who are not in full time employment.The objective being to promote and improve social and mental health as people move into their more senior years

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN MPONEGELE KE ITIRELE PROJECT.TO PROMOTE THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OF AIDS ORPHANS IN THE AREA OF MANKWENG BY SUPPORTING LOCAL COMMUNITY WORKERS.TO PROMOTE AIDS AWARENESS EDUCATION IN THE COMMUNITY.

We operate Tea Bars in two clinical out patients departments, as a patient service,and a baby trolley. We make Memory Boxes & Angel Pouches for the Bereavement & Family Support group/dept. All profit to general charity purposes ie. Counselling Rooms, facilities, medical equipment & patient comforts & staff support