Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Ryde Lions Club, Isle of Wight, serves the local community and surrounding areas as well as helping people internationally.We do fundraising activities, such as BBQs, local cinema, and quiz evenings, which enable us to offer a grant policy for those in our community. We help in the organisation of PSA testing events, which have helped in the early detection of prostate cancer.

Producing a two weekly edition of the local newspaper onto tape for blind and partially sited people.

Activities include:Workshops to learn about mental health and how to find providers. Building accommodation to house mentally ill people. To provide the right medications

The Martsang Kagyu tradition is an 855-year-old, unbroken order of traditional Tibetan Buddhism of which His Holiness Gangri Karma Rinpoche an accomplished Master. Our philosophy covers the complete teaching of Buddhist original theory and practice as. We exercise various practices of meditation for insight, wisdom, compassion to improved physical and mental health.Throughout England & Wales.

Religious activities, worship, weddings, funerals, christenings, engagement groups, Reiki group. Provision of hall for W.I & keep fitness outreach to wider communities. Support for Swansea Bay assylum seekers. Support for Kasihius congregations in India. MacMillan cancer research. Coffee mornings.

A Dementia Friendly Club called The Meet and Remember Club.Offering members the opportunity to have fellowship and share their memories. Coffee and biscuits are offered on arrival and lunch served before going home.The main part of the morning is taken up with a compilation of entertainment using our supper projector and sound system reliving songs, movies and comedy from yesteryear.

To provide both life enhancing experiences for the mental well being of people suffering with life threatening Cancer

Supporting those living in Papua New Guinea impacted by the HIV and AIDS epidemic through linkages to care. A major focus of Links of Hope now is the operation of a Child Sponsorship program supporting children impacted by the HIV epidemic. Children on the program are supported with monthly nutritional care packages, educational programs, school fees, and uniforms.

Cherished Whispers is a charity providing memory boxes and support to families who have suffered the loss of a baby in pregnancy, birth or shortly afterwards in Kent.Cherished Whispers aims to raise awareness about the loss of a baby and the impact this has within the family and also work with Health Care Professionals to improve care in this area.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of patients of the Newbury Street Practice in Wanage through1) the provision of equipment and care when not available through the NHS2) to advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to health awareness and self-management of chronic health conditions

We offer vital support in the form of food vouchers and essential household items. By providing these resources, we alleviate the immediate burden of hunger and help maintain basic living conditions.We also help people with Mental Health issues by establishing programmes enhancing their daily lives. With compassion, we empower families, foster dignity and create stability.

we are for the public benefit to promote and protect the good health of those suffering from depression, anxiety or other mental health related conditions and their families who are affected by such mental health conditions and of those experiencing trauma, bereavement or anticipation of bereavement, primarily but not exclusively, by the provision of assistance and advice

We hold weekly Christian worship services, prayer meetings, and Bible studies. Through faith and God Word, we support youth and adults struggling with drugs, dysfunctional families, violent behavior, depression, or suicidal thoughts, aiming to restore lives and build a strong, faith-based community.

We organise bi-monthly activities for deaf children in a deaf friendly environment. we also organise annual residential holidays enabling deaf children to take part in activities the same as their hearing peers. We give parents a well earned rest and enable deaf children to take part in activities that they may not be able to do due to the communication barriers they face on a daily basis.

Relief of human suffering of young people affected by HIV/AIDS.

1. To advance Christian faith for general public benefit in the UK and beyond.2. To provide support and relief to the elderly, people with ill-health, homeless, and people leaving with dementia.3. To provide free music centres for youths for the benefit of advancing musical instrument skills acquisition.Those who can benefit from it will include aged 13-18

Second Star provides comfort to families that have experienced baby loss, this is primarily done by the provision of funeral flowers for babies lost during pregnancy and delivery.

A social movement aiming to bring about a community wide response to dementia across Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin.

Craft activities, speakers, outings to places of interest, exercise, quizzes, entertainment.Provides support and information to those affected by Stroke.Meets weekly in Rugeley

The Preservation And Protection Of Good Health For The Public Benefit, In Particular But Not Exclusively By Providing Financial Support And Assistance For The Prevention And Control Of Blindness And Corrective Surgery For Eye Defects Or Diseases Such As Cataracts.

Small localised fund raising events

Pregnancy Choices: provides a safe space for women (and men) to consider their options regarding parenting, adoption or the termination of a pregnancy without outside pressures or biased opinion. Post Abortion Recovery: for those suffering psychological distress following the termination of a pregnancy.Baby Loss support.Love Baby Essentials provides practical equipment for the first Year

Wyre Forest Talking Newspaper provides weekly audio tapes of extracts from local newspapers in the Wyre Forest area of Worcestershire (Kidderminster, Stourport,Bewdley). This service is for blind and visually impaired people of the area. It is also for people for whom handling a traditional newspaper is difficult/impossible by reason of some other disability. The service is provided by volunteers

The objects of the CIO are:The relief of persons who are affected by prostate cancer, their carers and families, residing in Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas, by providing information, advice and supportTo advance the education of the public in prostate cancer and prostate issues

The Friends were formed for the benefit of people with mental health problems and their families in Greater Nottingham. The Friends aim to promote public understanding of mental health and reduce stigma. We also supplement the services already provided for the benefit of people with mental ill health.