Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Volunteers drawn from churches throughout the city who go out on a Friday and Saturday night from 10.00pm to 4.00am to offer support to the general public. This support comes in three ways, Listening, Caring and Helping. It is non judgemental and open to all. Most of the support is practical and involves First Aid. Each volunteer is trained in First Aid, Drug & Alcohol awareness, Handling Conflict

Organisation for Anti-convulsant Syndromes works to support families affected by disabilities caused by the adverse effects of medications used in pregnancy.

The Charity makes grants to persons experiencing or recovering from physical or mental ill health, to aid in their recovery or help improve their everyday lives. Requests and grants must be made via another agency, eg. social care services, health services, hospices etc. There is no direct contact between the trustees and individuals awarded grants.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of leukaemia and chronically ill people. Achieved through the provision of financial assistance, equipment donations and gifts for charities, individuals and projects affected by or dedicated to the advancement of this cause. To advance the education of the general public relating to all areas of blood cancers and general health.

The charity provides support for cancer patients and their families and organises mettings and talks (by surgeons and oncologists)every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month. Skilled healers and a counsellor are available. Telephone support and up to date information is also offered.

Eye camp for poor people who can't afford eye surgery for blindness (IOL FOR CATARACT) and help for disabled people in the community. We have been organising camp for disabled people in Patna, Bihar India every year.

Provision of:Peer to Peer support.Educational workshops and courses on managing mental health illness and rehabilitation.Advice and guidance on living with mental health illness.

To preserve and protect the health of those affected by a stroke and/or a brain injury by providing grants to charities and other organisations to support programmes and activities that assist their brain injury recovery and treatment.

Raising awareness of mental health issues across the aviation industry including, but not limited to: 1. online resources relating to mental health issues;2. working with aviation industry stakeholders to promote mental health awareness and provide mental health related services.

The Crewe and Nantwich Talking Newspaper provides a weekly service containing local news to its listeners who, are in the main visually impaired. The USB sticks are sent out to listeners each week and delivered back to the Talking Newspaper Office by the Royal Mail, as part of a national service to the blind.

To provide families of children with brain tumours accommodation when travelling to any hospital within the Northumberland and Tyne and Wear Foundation Trust from out of the local area.To provide for the development of research into practical applications for the prevention, treatment and cure of children's' brain cancer, particularly low grade gliomas. Fundraising in NE of England.

Relieves the visually impaired or those labouring under some permanent or temporary incapacity or disability which makes reading a strain by the provision of a range of materials in alternative formats and media. These currently comprise weekly local news and a magazine issued three times per annum in digital media format.

Our charity works with orphans & local people affected by war & HIV/AIDS. We support them through community projects that help them make/build an income.

supply clean water , by providing water pumps.The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty ,By supplying food packages, Education by giving school fees also provide uniform and school meals for deprive children of rural areas Help with medical fees such as having Diabetic check up , pregnancy check up for women or any other medical issue also provide wheelchairs to people with disabilities.

Emmas Aim activity bags for children and young adults with cancer having to stay in hospital. Emmas Aim organises Memory Making Days for young cancer patients and their families

Our project addresses the mental health needs of hesitant African women by reducing barriers to care, raising awareness, and providing support. We aim to establish a network of community mental health advocates who will engage with women in community centres, places of worship, and social events. These advocates will offer information, support, and resources to help women overcome their hesitation

Crescent Kids provides advice and guidance for children and families suffering with sickle cell. Our activities include: - Yearly patient / parent focus groups - Fundraising initiatives- Collaboration with children charities responsible for well being of pediatrics in hospital admission - Research into new and innovative therapies for the treatment of sickle cell

Give donations to local and national charities, especially to those involved with mental health, cancer, the arts and children.

TALKING NEWSPAPER & MAGAZINE

To campaign for fully funded NHS mental health services that prioritise early intervention and continuity of care. To support the implementation of the Peer Support Open Dialogue approach recently trialled across NHS England.To offer regular online training opportunities in Compassionate and Relational Listening (CARL) for health professionals, patients, carers and members of the wider public

Funding, contributing, or collaborating with other organisations aimed at improving knowledge of the causes of bowel diseases and finding treatments for bowel disease. Increasing public awareness by information campaigns, to improve colorectal cancer outcomes promoting health.Improving education and professional development of health professionals in Colorectal surgery

Visits to general educational venues.Visits to Theme Parks,ice skating, and indoor bowling venues. use of Community House with controlled internet facilities, youth workers providing healthy eating projects focusing on obesity Intergenerational work and working together/visiting with older people especially with disabilities and housebound learning about dementia friendliness .in communities

We raising funds to purchase a plots of land to create a burial garden where families can lay their beloved sons and daughters, born through a late miscarriage to rest. A place to give comfort for grieving families. And a place to show the world our much loved babies existed with meaning and purpose.

To promote the rehabilitation of people being released from custody with complex mental health needs by preparing individuals for sustainable employment, help the reintegrate into the community and assist with public protection.To support the education of the public in the subject of care and rehabilitation of people with complex mental health needs being released from custody.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of victims of acid attacks through the provision of financial assistance, support, education and practical advice.