Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Chasing Zero is working to provide access to treatment for those living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. The charity is engaging young people in the UK with the global issues of HIV/AIDS and inspiring them to fundraise and campaign to support local projects overseas.

Promoting social interaction of visually impaired and sighted people through physical or mental recreation, including, but not by way of limitation, tandem bicycle riding.

RUNNING LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS, HOMELESS OUTREACH PROGRAMME, ANXIETY PEER SUPPORT, CHAPLAIN SUPPORT NETWORK, PUBLISHING EDUCATIONAL COURSES, RUNNING EDUCATIONAL COURSES, PUBLISHING ONLINE RESOURCES.

We make grants to relevant organisations and purchase goods and equipment for local organisations for the benefit of children undergoing cancer treatment and their families. Within our local community we hold our own events to raise funds and also accept donations from our supporters who hold their own events or participate in organised events.

Makes grants to Registered Charities, GURU NANAK HOME for Handicapped Children and RJSP Cancer Hospital in Ranchi, India

The charity makes grants to charitable organisations promoting mental health

Activities for Russel St Community are as followed; A 'Keep Fit' session Monday mornings with also a 'Anti Social Meeting' in the evenings.Tuesday afternoon's there is a Bingo club, lasts for 3 hours. Wednesday evenings for 2/half hours there is a 'Alcohol Annoymous' session.Thursdays there is a 'Line Dancing' session which is held in the mornings, whilst a 'Bingo Club' in the afternoon.

Foundation's policy is to provide grants, and services to individuals who do not have basic essentials to sustain life in Zimbabwe. It also provides grants for tuition fees, maintenance, books, computers, equipment, school uniforms to students lacking in financial resources in Zimbabwe. It also assists sick people in particular but not exclusively those suffering from HIV and cancer in Zimbabwe.

Uses investment income to make grants to individuals and organisations falling within the charity's objects - relief of poverty or distress amongst men or women in reduced or destitute circumstances who suffer from rheumatism or cancer.

A charity to provide bereaved parents and families support and opportunities to remember their babies following still birth, miscarriage and neonatal loss. Our charitable activities include provision of angel gowns and appropriate clothings, keepsakes, urn decoration, our Rainbow Baby Project and our social support group.

Meet weekly to support those with cancer, their friends and relatives.

THE PROVISION OF ADVICE, COUNSELLING AND ASSISTANCE TO WOMEN AND THEIR PARTNERS AND FAMILIES WHO ARE SUFFERING ANY PHYSICAL OR MENTAL ILLNESS, DISTRESS OR POVERTY DURING, OR AS A RESULT OF PREGNANCY OR FOLLOWING AN ABORTION, MISCARRIAGE, STILLBIRTH, COT DEATH, LOSS OF A CHILD OR SEXUAL ABUSE.FURTHER, THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION IN RELATION TO THE ABOVE PREGNANCY RELATED SUBJECTS.

Organise music events in order to support and stimulate music activity within Sefton and Merseyside for amateur choirs, school choirs and dementia friendly choirs. Fund, in partnership with Sefton Music Service, choral workshops in primary schools leading to celebratory concerts annually under the 'Sing for Sefton' identity. Support the weekly Memories R Made dementia friendly choir, Southport.

Breast cancer support group for anyone who is having or has had treatment for breast cancer. We meet once a month in Cardiff and once a month in Barry. We also organised weekly walks and ad hoc events.

The Charity exists to run the Adur and Hove Stroke Club. This club is run exclusively by volunteers and meets once a week on Friday afternoons to provide a social opportunity to its members who have suffered a stroke and may otherwise be housebound. The club also provides refreshments and is able to offer transport and excercise to those members who wish to take advantage of this facility.

we raise monies locally in Ventnor to give back to people in the same locality to help alleviate the hardships caused by funding travelling costs to treatments, much of which entails travel to the mainland. Please note that we only operate in the Ventnor and district area

Relief of poverty and illness. Help in disaster areas. Re-building of schools in third world countries. Supporting research into education, childbirth, and diseases in general. Supporting Children's hospices. Collaborating with other charities. Any other areas the trustees think are worthy of support.

We aim to preserve and improve the good health of people living with HIV, particularly (though not exclusively) those attending the Bloomsbury Clinic. We achieve this by providing information, advice, and raising awareness of issues pertaining to living with HIV and its associated co-morbidities, primarily through educational forums, workshops and courses, as well as community and social events.

Relief of poverty by providing training and development for female ex-offenders, ethnic minority women/refugees and other disadvantaged women to gain skills to improve their chances to gain employment. To sign post to other services that may help them. Supporting underpriveleged families by providing books and other related educational material for their school going children.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of individuals experiencing hair loss through cancer treatment, in particular but not exclusively working within hospitals and charitable organisations throughout the UK, to provide support and practical advise on scalp care, how to wear scarves, hats and other head wear. HeadWrappers also offer the same service online.

Provide a social club, with refreshments, entertainment and outings. Provide transport for members to attend club and outings. Home visiting offering help and advice to visually impaired members to enable them to continue to live independently and to enjoy their life to the full.The club is run and organised purely by volunteers who contribute greatly to the success of the club.

We continue to deepen partnerships with referrers for our nature based activities to help address trauma related mental health challenges. The Foundation is building on its successful collaborations with researchers in the field of trauma therapy. We raise awareness of the social causes of self-harm and suicide and of the ongoing problems faced by individuals given certain mental health diagnoses

Reflections runs groups for people with dementia and their carers at Shrewsbury House community centre (London SE18). Reflections provides stimulating social based activities, education and signposting to other local services and sources of information.

To provide a regular peer support meeting place for those who have suffered stroke, and their carers, in a friendly non-pressured space.

BridgeVIS provides information, advice and services to blind and partially sighted people in the Bridgend borough. It also advices and represents this group of people on statutory, public and private organisations.