Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Brentwood and District Talking Newspaper provides a service for the blind and partially sighted in the area. Every week a digest of news from the local paper is recorded and sent to our listeners on computer memory sticks. We also produce a periodic audio magazine - 'Sounds of Brentwood' - and a recording from the council's own magazine 'Vision'.

Ashbourne & District Stroke Support Club offers invaluable support to stroke victims & their carers. The club helps people during the recovery period and through the following months and years.

Twice monthly meeting with a variety of subjects:- speakers, slide shows, choirs and outings to places of interest. We help members to keep abreast of new ideas and legislation.

We exist to provide support to individual as well as groups within and out of the United Kingdom. This support is aimed at improving the livelihood of people from our culture in terms of education and health.Our activities are centred around workshops, seminars and one to one psychosocial and material support to people who are suffering from loneliness and mental health

Providing memory sticks and on-line/smartphone application access to our Talking Newspaper for the blind & partially sighted.

The education of handicapped or underprivileged groups, the provision of funds and equipment to hospitals for the purpose of research and education in medicine, relief of poverty, funding the building of schools, relief of famine, and provision of Guide Dogs for the blind.

Retinoblastoma, a curable eye cancer, kills 7000 children annually. We promote early diagnosis and prompt referral through multi-lingual awareness campaigns, manage a global clinical trial group to advance validation of therapies, promote equal access to essential medical care, and support development of sustainable diagnosis and treatment programs, optimised for diverse regions of the world.

The relief of poverty and distress among people including (but not restricted to) those who have become homeless as a result of release from prison, addiction issues, or relationship break ups, through the provision of a night shelter refuge, counseling, advice, guidance and other services which are responsive to their needs and in accordance with Biblical principles.

To ensure that all blind or visually impaired ex-Service men and women throughout the United Kingdom who become our members are given the emotional and physical support required to enable them to lead independent lives, in spite of their blindness or visual impairment.

To provide outings and grants to the members of the Morley Blind Social Welfare Group

Provision of pastoral care and financial assistance for the deaf and their families through the church.

Mind to Mind Myanmar (M2MM) delivers mental health training workshops for General Practitioners, using the WHO Mental Health Gap Action Plan - Intervention Guide (mhGAP-IG), in different towns/cities in Myanmar. This is a successful tripartite collaboration between M2MM and the Royal College of Psychiatrists Voluntary Scheme (RCPsych VS) and Myanmar Medical Association GP Society.

Donates to people living with MND to make life easier.

Giving grants to young mothers to assist with their young childrens needs. e.g stair gates, shoes, high chairs

Providing a live community website called Montys Corner which provides support to children with cancer, their families and cancer survivors. Setting up and running projects which aim to create a ring of personal support across the world for children with cancer.

Support for activities in the locality and nationally which offer education and support related to alcohol and drugs issues and local charitable organisations which further such causes directly or indirectly

FCM SEEK THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH, REACHING OUT TO THE UN-CHURCHED, THE SICK, THE DRUG AND ALCOHOL ADDICTED; AND THE RELIEF OF POVERTY WORLDWIDE. IT PURSUES THESE MATTERS BY1. THE OPERATION OF F.C.M CHRISTIAN WORSHIP CENTRE HEADQUATER - LONDON2. SETTING UP A PROGRAMME OF EVENTS AIMED AT THE MATTER 3. STARTING A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY-CENTRED PROJECTS

Supporting the mental health of our local community by providing counselling, exercise therapy, support and wellbeing groups.

Four Swans Vision is dedicated to improving the lives of Visually Impaired people. We are a social group based in Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire. We have group meetings on the first Wednesday of the month. We provide social trips out to places of interest, Art Workshops especially tailored for the Visually Impaired, and Visually Impaired tennis on most Fridays at Cheshunt, Hertfordshire.

The relief of poverty, sickness and distress and the advancement of education of orphaned and vulnerable children and those infected or affected by HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. Currently working in Kenya - with Tumaini Children's Home (an AIDs orphanage) and with Angels on Earth - a school for disabled children.

Education-based charity aimed at helping children disadvantaged by HIV/Aids in Zimbabwe and other African states. We pay for their school fees until they finish school.

Raise money to buy equipment and sundries for Solihull Hospital solely for the purpose of the welfare of the patients. We also provide a trolley service to all the wards serving sweets confectionary and non alcoholic drinks to the patients. We also run golf days, summer fete, social functions and a sales in the hospital for the visitors on a weekly basis.

Eye care prevention, education and eye operations.

Raising awareness, providing arts and crafts packs for children's oncology wards, To offer 'fresh air days' by providing children's oncology wards with tickets to local amenities for the use of families affected by childhood cancer.