Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

The relief of persons who have suffered a stroke by the provision of recreational and therapeutic activities with the object of improving their conditions of life and those of their dependants or carers.

Promoting the involvement of deaf and hard of hearing people in healthy recreation through rugby union in particular. Increasing awareness of the problems facing deaf and hard of hearing people in mainstream sport and how these may be resolved. Assisting children who are deaf and hard of hearing, and who may have other disabilities, to participate in sport and, particularly, tag rugby.

Promoting for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural enviroment. Educating children adults on how we can improve our own physical and mental wellbeing by being in the outside world. Blackburns Farm educates people of all ages on how they can improved BNG, whilst also improving their own mental health and wellbeing.

The Trust has funded new nurse specialist and clinical psychology posts at Royal Brompton Hospital to provide support to children with arrhythmias (abnormal heart rhythms) and to their families, helping them to learn to live as normal a life as possible with their conditions, and in some cases the threat of sudden death.The Trust also supports youth cricket, with an emphasis on wicketkeeping.

The charity provides support for those directly and indirectly affected by Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia in Leicester,Leicestershire and Rutland. This is achieved via a number of initiatives such as monthly coffee mornings, quarterly support group meetings, workshops, training days, research participation, educational forums, outreach, children-led initiatives and bespoke client programmes

POBL Cymru educates the public & businesses re mental health & the stigma that prevails. We hope to assist people with a mental health condition to overcome the barriers to work and to ensure they get the support & assistance they require to enable them to lead fulfilling lives. We will achieve this by training, mentoring & adopting a ?hands on? attitude to assisting sufferers & their families.

PROVIDE RELIEF TO ASYLUM SEEKERS AND REFUGEES IN THE UK BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS AND SUPPORT SERVICES SO AS TO ADVANCE THEM IN LIFE AND ASSIST THEM WITH THE ADAPTION WITHIN A NEW COMMUNITY, WITH THE OBJECTS OF: - A)PRESERVING AND PROTECTING THEIR PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH B)ADVANCING THEIR EDUCATION AND TRAINING; AND C)RELIEVING THEM FROM FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AND UNEMPLOYMENT.

Brighter Futures Yorkshire delivers a variety of peer support activities within Selby District, North Yorkshire for people who experience mental health challenges.

We provide support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by an insulinoma, a rare type of neuroendocrine tumour. Operating throughout the UK, we offer peer support groups, evidence-based resources, patient-friendly summaries of clinical guidelines, and promote research to improve care and awareness. Our work empowers patients and enhances treatment outcomes.

The main activities of Giver of life apostolic mission church includes life teaching, counselling, individual & group prayer meeting, mothers & babies group sessions, youth meetings, drug/alcohol support and local business prayer meetings.

CAFE (Church Action for Families in Easington) Together is an Ecumenical project involving several different Christian Churches in the Easington Deanery. It provides a hot meal once a week on a Thursday to disadvantaged families and individuals as well as offering a referral service for those in need of financial advice/support, drug and alcohol abuse, victims of domestic violence etc

'Plymouth & West Devon Cassette talking Newspaper' creates and distributes audio cassettes of local or relevant news items on a weekly basis to blind folk in the Plymouth and West Devon Area. There are currently about 200 registered users of the service for which no charge is made.

To help Visually Impaired People in the Surbiton/ Chessington area. To hold fortnightly meetings and to arrange outings. To help with personal matters where possible.

CADOWS is a day centre for adults with learning difficulties or mental health issues.The Clients at CADOWS have the use of 10 computers with access to the internet. Clients as well as interacting with others are involved in various craft based tasks such as making festive cards, producing stencils and templates.Clients are taken on trips during the year to give them a better quality of life.

The objective of the group is to relieve the physical or mental distress of persons with cancer and the partners and carers of such persons through the provision of a support group meeting monthly to provide mutual support, information and access to complementary therapies. A Professional therapist is present at most meetings and some meetings include a visiting speaker.

BCPD Trust provides the following services to young and disadvantaged people wanting to advance their education, skills, profession or want to improve their health through sports participation. Listed below are some examples;o MS Office Tools Trainingo Training on Interview Techniques, CV Writing and Job Searching Techniqueso Sports Training and Coaching

To promote the understanding of our heritage through archaeological digs, research, field walks, visits and other methods. To encourage the community to benefit from the physical and mental health that such activities carry. Based in Rossendale we welcome new members, particularly those who can contribute to our knowledge.

Friends of Croft Community School aims to support the students of Croft Community School by providing opportunities and extra-curricular activities, with particular emphasis on mental health and wellbeing, along with fitness and outdoor pursuits. A key objective is to work with the local community to ensure that our young people are given equal opportunities to fulfil their individual potential.

Sporting and social activities for the Visually Impaired in Swindon and surrounding Areas, including Tenpin Bowling, Cycling, Sailing, Acoustic Rifle Shooting, and Showdown (a sport created specifically for visually impaired people). Social activities includes monthly coffee get togethers, monthly breakfast meet ups, and a monthly walk and talk.

The Ipswich & District Talking Newspaper, ("Sound On") provides regular recorded local news and information updates for people living with a visual impairment or other disabilities which limit their access to printed material, in Ipswich and surrounding towns and villages.

To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of people affected by DYRK1A (a geneticdisorder) through the provision of information, advice and support.

Provides local news on USB flash drives, online from our website and through an app. At least twice a month,free of charge to Blind and Partially sighted people in Kings Lynn and West Norfolk

Educational work - Provides information and literature on Alcohol.

THE RELIEF OF PERSONS SUFFERING FROM SICKLE CELL DISEASE AND THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR RECREATION, AND THE RELIEF OF POVERTY FOR SUCH PERSONS AND THEIR IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS HAVING NEED FOR SUCH FACILITIES DUE TO THE EFFECT/IMPACT OF SICKLE CELL.

The main objectives of the Trust are: (a) to promote the education of deaf children who are resident in the City of Bristol or the neighbouring District, and (b) to benefit deaf persons by making provision for the education of adults and the technical training of persons over 16 years of age