Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Providing equipment and people to help with the diagnosis and treatment of vascular disease.Producing helpful information leaflets for people with vascular disease and those about to undergo amputation

We provide a weekly afternoon meeting for social interaction and support with games, tea & chat, entertainment and outings. Several new members this year again.

The free provision for the registered blind or partially sighted of recordings of a weekly talking newspaper with local news, a monthly talking magazine with topics of interest and a talking books library service.

To relieve the charitable needs of people with cerebral visual impairment and their families and carers by the provision of services, advice and support as the trustees shall determine.

We contribute to National; International and local charities in the community .Our largest local donation was to contribute to purchase a wheelchair for a local teenager and award Dictionary 4Life to local schools. We continued to organise and support the Memory Cafe for locals with dementia Our International donations, were to given to the Nepal and Ebola Appeals

To assist blind people and train young blind people to enable them to learn and enable living/ earning sources look after old blind people.

The trustees currently consider grant applications for:-Healthcare and medical research for the treatment and rehabilitation of patients suffering from severe burns or degenerative brain diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer's.-Animal welfare in relation to the re-homing of abandoned or displaced animals and providing shelters for retired or rescued animals.-Alleviating youth homelessness.

TAO runs a drop-in service 3 full days each week for people with long-term mental health difficulties - this provides space to socialise, quality meals at cost price, art group, drama group, therapy, massage, board games and other activities as and when volunteers are available to run a group. All activities are free.In addition we provide occasional subsidised meals (eg: Christmas) and outings.

MSL will benefit the inhabitants of Lichfield and the surrounding area by establishing a safe and comfortableenvironment in which older men can meet and work together on their chosen leisure activities. It has beenshown that this can promote wellbeing and improved mental health in a group known to be at risk of socialisolation and loneliness.

Funding two deaf Sign Language Instructors and two Sign Language Communication Support Worker to work in Government Primary Schools in Jinja District, facilitating deaf children's access to the curriculum and providing a deaf role model for them. Also providing bursaries for a small number of children from deprived backgrounds and teaching sign language and raising deaf awareness in the community.

Our charity continues to support requests from family's and small charities. We also support Cancer Research on a yearly basis.

To benefit the children in the Watamu area of Kenya, by education, and vocational training to ensure they will find employment and not have to resort to prostitution or theft to survive, which includes the teaching of moral living according to Christain values, thus stemming the rising tide of AIDS and HIV. Our aim is to enhance the African culture and not to destroy their heritage.

Craft Club - Tuesdays 10 am - 1 pm Principally cane work, but any other craft work is encouraged.Social Club - Wednesday 2 - 4 pm Entertainment provided by either visiting performers or activities such as dominoes or bingo.

THE OBJECTIVE OF THE CHARITY IS THE RELIEF OF PERSONS WHO ARE BLIND OR PARTIALLY SIGHTED BY THE PROVISION FOR SUCH PERSONS OF FACILITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING.

*to promote quality leadership throughout the provision of learning & care for pupils with SEMH (social,emotional & mental health) challenges *to make representations to national & local government relating to SEMH Special Schools & PRUs *the promotion & celebration of good practice *the promotion of conferences to share issues & concerns *to encourage & support regional groups of the association

Resource CafeInformationTrainingSocial Activities

pregnancy and post abortion counselling

The establishment and funding of a medical facility named "The Naef K. Basile Cancer Institute at the American University of Beirut" in Beirut, The Lebanon.

FODS runs fundraising activities to advance the education, well-being and independence of the pupils of Dysart School and to promote and protect the physical and mental health of students with disabilities and their carers. Our activities fund equipment, facilities and social events that support the school to develop effective relationships between the staff, parents and the local community.

To promote the relief and education of visually impaired and other print disabled people, in particular but not exclusively by improving the quality and availability of library and information services and products which provide for the reading and information needs of such persons.

The association is established for charitable objectives and purposes only and for the care, welfare, interest, treatment, education and advancement of persons with any form of Cerebral Palsy or with a related disability, their families and carers (hereinafter referred to as the 'clients').

The relief of sickness for the public benefit by providing financial support and assistance to Institutions, Organisations and Individuals conducting research into the treatment of cancer and other chronic illnesses and to facilitate the dissemination of the useful results thereof.

To provide persons who are either permanently or temporarily blind or partially-sighted or otherwise visually impaired, weekly recordings based on the news and other items from local newspapers or other information sources, serving Windsor, Maidenhead, Slough and surrounding areas. Recordings shall be distributed through the free post facilities available under Royal Mail regulations.

To advance the education and protect the physical and mental health of people in need, in particular but not exclusively among homeless children, disabled children and orphans living in India through provision of street schools, residential homes, day centres and by any such other means as the trustees may determine.

Family rebuilding advice, counselling and support. Advocacy and mediation and support services for alcohol and substance mis-users. Faith based activities and charitable fundraising for community development projects. Community empowerment through employment, health and social support initiatives.