Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

The provision of a weekly newstape for the blind & partially sighted of the Borough

Helping people in Rochdale and surrounding district, who have Cerebral Palsy and helping their carers to cope.

We run peer to peer support groups online for tongue cancer patients aged 18-64 and their supporters. We create awareness raising and educational content to promote the existance of tongue cancer within the younger patient population, campaign for changes in best practice to improve patient outcomes and advocate for better patient support services.

The relief of those in need by reason of ill mental health and their carers , in particular but not exclusively by providing the opportunity to take part and perform in a choir with others affected by mental health issues and support groups

The 2000 Club provides opportunities for people with physical, learning & sensory disability, aged 18 years & upwards. The club participates in Leisure / Games & Social Activities. We meet once a month, 2nd Sundays. Indoor Bowls Session was discontinued Winter 2019/20 period. Social Day Trips are also organised throughout the year. The club are working in partnership with other organisations.

The Charity's objects are the relief and assistance for persons of all ages, but particularly young adults, suffering from ill health as a result of cancer. Relief is provided principally, through emotional and financial support and educational and morale boosting activities. Beneficiaries may be those suffering from cancer, their families and carers.

Provision of social and recreational opportunities for adults with a wide range of physical and/or sensory disabilities

The activities of the MHMT are:-(1) fund-raising to build capacity in the Miriam Hyman Children's Eye Care Centre in Bhubaneswar, India(2) to disseminate an Education Resource..

The Doctors' Support Network (DSN) Is a confidential peer support network for UK based doctors and medical students with concerns about our own mental health. We aim to raise awareness, reduce stigma and influence the agenda regarding physician health.

To buy items for the visually impaired within 20 miles radius of Kington

1) To promote and protect the physical and mental health of patients with colo-rectal cancer in the Mid Wales area through the provision of financial assistance and other support and:2) To promote the education of medical professionals involved with colo-rectal cancer by assisting in the provision of financial support to attend training courses not otherwise provided.

Crown Centre is for Profoundly Deaf people in The London Borough of Hillingdon providing support, advocacy and interpreting, Deaf Club activities and a place to meet and communicate in their own British Sign Language and culture.

We promote awareness of drugs, alcohol and tobacco to children and young families. We do this in an innovative way by providing roadshows in the community and special events in schools we call "Niteclub Xperience". These events use music and lighting to create dynamic and exciting events where we present the information in audio and video format on large video walls.

The object of the charity is to provide a weekly 90 minute memory stick (USB) of local news, information, literature, both fiction and non fiction for the blind, visually impaired and those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity which makes reading a strain.

Providing free, short-term respite accommodation for carers of people with mental health conditions.

We are part of the Nationwide Initiative of Street Pastors. We patrol the streets in the centre of Barnsley, between 10pm and 4am, every Saturday night, some Friday nights, and on various Bank Holidays. Our aim is to spread the Christian Gospel in a practical way by helping people who are: lost; in distress; injured; affected by alcohol or drugs; or who simply want someone to talk to.

The Igbo Women Association Nottingham (IWAN) main objectives are centred on promoting unity,female empowerment, progress and cultural interation among communities with cultual dance. We engage in supporting the needy and vulnerable for example we are one of the first group that donated food and some essentials to the ITU, Covid wards during the pandemic. We also donated money for cancer research

The village hall at Chatburn provides facilities for various activities, classes are held, including Art, Yoga, and Pilates. Several organisations hold meetings in the hall, including Chatburn Parish Council, children's parties are held, and a gathering after a funeral took place. We also support the local cancer meetings and Allotment group.

1. Providing food and clothes to child soldiers and victims of war in Northern Uganda.2. Providing an on- going psychotherapy service to victims of war through a rehabilitation centre built to annex Laroo Boarding School in Northern Uganda.3. Enhancing public awareness of the impact of mental illness on the lives of child soldiers and child victims of war in Africa.

Altering Images of Mentality aims to enable and empower the local community to address all issues surrounding mental health in an effort to tackle discrimination and to reduce the stigma felt by people with mental health problems. AIM evolved from Newcastle and North Tyneside Health Promotion Department's World Mental Health Day planning group but is now busy campaigning all year round.

To promote the physical and mental health of sufferers of mental health problems, throughout England, through the provision of support, education, practical advice and support to relevant projects.To advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to mental health problems.

Providing support and advice, raising awareness of mental health, Anxiety, Obesity

Education, training, supervision and research on psychological trauma and mental health provided mainly through Samutthana the King's College London Centre for Trauma, Displacement and Mental Health, Sri Lanka. Samutthana through its resource centre in Colombo trained more than 10,000 individuals on Trauma and other mental health issues.

The principal activity of the Charity is the promotion of sporting activities for deaf people throughout Great Britain, in local, regional national and international spheres