Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

We meet as a group once a month.We enjoy informative & educational talks on a wide range of subjects & social occasions.Outings are arranged during the year and we vote on annual resolutions that our National Federation take forward and action to help raise awareness on such diverse issues as:Maternity; Equal pay; Waste & poverty; Carers; Mental Health; Climate Change; Plastic Soup; Ovarian Cancer

CARE, WELFARE AND GENERAL WATCH OVER STROKE VICTIMS - THIS INVOLVES, NORMALLY, A WEEKLY MEETING, OUTINGS, ENTERTAINMENT AND OCCASIONAL OCCUPATIONAL PROJECTS.

outdoor and indoor bowls and associated activities for the visually impaired

Money raised by functions eg. Quiz,Games Auction evenings,Cheese and wine,Flower Demonstrations for various local charities including: Alzheimers, MS,therapy centre, Guide Dogs, Women's Refuge centre, British Legion, Cancer Research, Brewood First Responders, District Chairman's Charity for the year,

Clients facing a difficult pregnancy choice will be given a safe space as well as time to share their story at The Well Pregnancy Choices Centre. We offer support in an unbiased, non-directive, compassionate way. We also support clients through our post-termination programme if they are having difficulties following a termination.

The objectives of the Charity are, with particular emphasis on developing countries, the relief of persons with ear disease, hearing impairment or deafness and the preservation and protection of hearing by promoting activities for the prevention, mitigation or relief of avoidable causes of ear disease, hearing impairment and deafness and for the conservation of hearing.

Memory cafe meeting twice a month to support people with all forms of memory or dementia problems and their families and friends in the Henley in Arden and surrounding district; to alleviate isolation in the community and tackle loneliness.

WDCS operated in the worcester area and provides activities for deaf children and their families throughout the year.

TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND CARE IN PREGNANCY, THROUGHOUT CHILDBIRTH AND IN THE POST-NATAL WEEKS. MAINLY IN THE MID-BUCKINGHAMSHIRE REGION.

The trust supports deaf people who wish to continue or return to study.It does this by making small cash grants to individuals, to buy books and equipment to support them in their studies, and to organisations that work with deaf people.

SUPPORTING PEOPLE AFFECTED BY DEMENTIA IN RICHMONDSHIREPROVIDING RESOURCES AND ACTIVITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA ATTENDING GARGET WALKER HOUSE DAY CENTRE AND SUPPORTING CARERS EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN RICHMONDSHIRE

We are a small club in existance for over 15 years which caters for the visually handicapped living in the York area We have at the present time approx 30 members. We are a voluntary association meeting fortnightly for coffee/tea and a social chat and occasionally we have mid-week outings to places of local interest We use our own mini-bus for both activities.

We have provided support and instruction to all members who have, or have had breast, cancer by teaching them fly fishing to promote healing post operations. We now have groups in, Somerset, Devon, Cornwall, Avon, Pennines, Dorset and Gloucestershire.

Through using art as a means of supporting recovery we aim to promote the mental health of people in the Devon area, & specifically support those experiencing or recovering from mental ill health. We inspire our members to produce artwork which integrates them with the local community through exhibitions,open days,participation in festivals & accepting commissions.

We raise awareness of the work of, and raise funds to support, Atsede Clinic in Cheha Woreda, Ethiopia, focusing on maternal, neonatal and child health services, sexual health programmes, and community outreach projects. We provide training for health workers, sponsor girls to stay in education, and mentor women, promoting equality and social justice through sustainable, community-led action.

* to relieve the poverty, hardship and distress among Ethiopian children orphaned as a result of HIV/AIDS by providing financial/material support for the said orphans, and where possible * to assist with donation and advice charities working for the rights of and with orphans and street children

The Kent Disability Support Foundation aims to reduce the stigma and discrimination associated with mental health issues and learning difficulties. To create more cohesive communities within Kent by raising awareness and acceptance. To reduce social isolation, increase life opportunities and offer recovery and support services to people with learning difficulties and mental health issues.

Provides part day care for stroke sufferers, in a friendly stimulating atmosphere. Regular outings, lunches, exercise sessions, advice sessions, opportunities to mix with other sufferers.

We run a day centre on 2 mornings a week in person plus one virtual meeting a week, for people with mental health problems.

Mainstay works with vulnerable adults who have mental health issues. Mainstay works to raise awareness about mental health issues and provides community hub social support and advice, mentoring, short courses, skills for work, counselling services to enable service users to engage with their community. Mainstay works with people to build stronger communities.

The Shropshire and Mid-Wales Head and Neck Charity has been established with the aim of providing facilities, equipment and training to treat patients (children and adults) with Head and Neck conditions. This includes ear and hearing problems, nose problems, cataract and eye problems, mouth and throat problems as well as major head and neck cancers.

The group meets monthly to offer support and advise to people with cerebral palsy.

To give financial help to individuals who are recovering from psychosis.To increase recognition and understanding of psychotic illness.

Relief of the physical and mental sickness of persons in need by reason of depression and domestic violence, in particular by the provision of counselling and support, including signposting to other services.Promotion of social inclusion by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those who are socially and assisting them to integrate into society.

To relieve the mental, emotional and physical distress of those suffering from bereavement or loss of a baby or young childTo support families when a baby was stillborn or died many decades ago, and for as long as is needed.To research the resting place of babies who have died many decades ago.To fund and erect memorials dedicated to babies who