Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

The charity's principal activity during the year was to promote and protect the physical and mental health of children suffering from cancer. To relieve sickness by assisting research into the nature, causes, diagnosis and prevention of cancer. To promote and protect the mental health of the families of children suffering from cancer.

Provide weekly talking newspaper to blind and visually handicapped of Whitstable.

A local talking newspaper providing a free weekly service for the visually impaired.

THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL INCLUSION AMONG VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED FROM SOCIETY OR PARTS OF SOCIETY, AS A RESULT OF BEING VISUALLY IMPAIRED BY: DEVELOPING A SUPPORTIVE AND INTERACTIVE SOCIAL NETWORK FOR SAID PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES.

We operate with 15 miles of Rugby town centre, we offer financial grants of up to £1000 to sufferers of cancer for assistance in utilities, travel to treatment and appointments, therapies and general help around their homes.

Provision of recorded extracts from the weekly local newspaper for visually impaired listeners.

To relieve the needs of blind and visually impaired people in the UK through the provision of support, education and practical advice. To run and setup events and social activities to promote sight loss awareness within local communities.

To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of women in (but not solely) Warwickshire who are experiencing a difficult peri menopause and menopause, through the provision of practical support, advice and education to raise awareness about the effects and impacts of the often debilitating symptoms that affect many women at this time.

HOLDS INTERDENOMINATIONAL PRAYER MEETINGS IN LONDON. WE ARE NOW DEALING WITH ERADICATION OF POVERTY IN EAST AFRICA AND WEST AFRICA. OUR FOCUS IS TO EQUIP MOTHERS WHO HAVE BEEN NEGLECTED IN THEIR SOCITIES. WE ALSO REHABILITATE YOUTH WHO ARE ADDICTED TO ALCOHOL AND DRUG. WE ALSO PAY UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE FEE FOR THOSE THAT ARE NEEDY.

To build and assist small rural hospitals in deprived and developing countries. This charity will enable the poorest to receive basic medical care; especially pregnant women and children.

Promoting good physical and mental health and the saving of lives in the UK and Bangladesh by and through the provision of financial assistance, education, charitable support, accomodation, food and medical treatment;

The objects are the relief of suffering, sickness and mental and emotional distress of people, particularly children and young adults suffering from brain tumours, their families and carers. Funds are actively raised through events and the sale of merchandise to support individuals and organisations, either carrying out research or providing care within the charity's remit above.

THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF GOOD MENTAL HEALTH AND THE RELIEF OF NEED, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT LIMITED TO THOSE OF ORTHODOX JEWISH FAITH EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF POOR MENTAL HEALTH AS A RESULT OF, FOR EXAMPLE, DOMESTIC ABUSE, ADDICTION AND DRUG ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT AND ABUSE, SELF-HARM, SUICIDAL IDEATION, BEREAVEMENT, ANXIETY, OTHER SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS AND SERIOUS PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITION

THE CHARITY OPENS THE CENTRE TWO DAYS PER WEEK AND WELCOME VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE TO COME ALONG FOR LUNCH AND TO SOCIALISE. WE HAVE AN ENTERTAINMENT DAY EVERY LAST THURSDAY IN THE MONTH.

To provide a meeting hall for blind and partially sighted people in the Castle Point area of Essex. To provide ambulance pick-up where required and arrange social and entertaining activities for all members on a twice a month basis.

For the public benefit to relieve the needs of teenagers and young people in England who are undergoing treatment for cancer and are patients in hospital teenage and young adult cancer units by providing them with creative packs so that they are stimulated and occupied and can better tolerate their treatments.

Promotes New Directions in the Study of Alcohol

Providing local weekly news in a suitable format for blind, partially sighted or for people who for some reason cannot hold a newspaper

HEALTH AWARENESS DAY AND CULTURAL EVENT IN LEWISHAM IN 13th SEPTEMBER 2014.DONATION TO BK FOUNDATION FOR THE BLIND IN CALABAR, NIGERIA 28th FEBRUARY 2015. A CULTURAL & FUNDRAISING NIGHT ON SATURDAY 10th AUGUST 2019 IN SUPPORT OF A CHARITY FOR AUDITORY & VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE IN CALABAR, NIGERIA. DONATION TO VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE IN CALABAR, NIGERIA 24th NOVEMBER 2019

Assisting blind people and supplying news etc. by digital means

Iris-May Butterfly Kisses is set up in the Northamptonshire area and we help to support bereaved families after loss of their baby either through ectopic pregnancy, pregnancy loss and neo-natal loss. We do this by providing memory boxes for families to be able to dress their little one, have a blanket, teddy and some little keepsakes along side a card.

provide financial relief to parents in the UK who cannot afford a memorial headstone for their stillborn baby, by providing funding towards the costs of a headstone and the provision of memory bears, memory boxes and equipment whilst raising awareness of the impact of pregnancy and baby loss with a view to bringing comfort to bereaved parents and their families after the loss of a baby.

Janes Wish is a local charitable organisation with the purpose of organising and funding days out and activities for children affected by cancer in Sussex. We hope to enrich thousands of young lives and bring a smile to those who need it most.

To promote and support the good physical and mental health of people who have been affected by cancer, in particular but not exclusively breast cancer, and their friends and family by providing facilities and training in dragon boating in Oxfordshire. The aim is to keep things fun, full of camaraderie and mutual support

We provide: - Information. Subsidised social events for all the family. Friendly open minded support. Regular committee meetings - all welcome.