Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

To help develop children with learning, physical or sensory disabilities and to promote the education, physical and general development of the children and to support their parents, carers and families by the provision of equipment and services not provided from statutory funds.

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The promotion of Caribbean communities participation in healthy recreation by the provision of facilities, equipment and coaching for the learning, teaching and playing of amateur sports capable of promoting physical and mental health, fitness and well-being.

Cherem is a remote village in the Nepal Himalaya. Da Gombu Sherpa was born here and co founded the project that helps develop education, health and well being in the village. Gombu was a great mountaineer. He died of Cancer in Dec 2011. The Leadership of Cherem village lies now with the Cherem Youth Society that Gombu helped to form before his passing established in kathmandu 2068 B.S. 2011.

The charity will operate in the United Kingdom and Zimbabwe supporting orphans, vulnerable children and widows through programs that provide educational assistance, HIV/AIDS awareness and financial assistance, health care and counselling. However, the charity will in the future promote its activities in other countries in furtherance its objects.

The Goldie Hawn Foundation provides professional training for teachers to support the effective implementation of MindUP, an evidence-based, whole-school, Social Emotional Learning programme. Created to support the mental health and wellbeing of children, MindUP is a strengths-based curriculum designed to lay strong foundations for children to navigate the challenges of the 21st century.

Campaigns to prevent child abuse and raises funds to support projects that help children fight their past. Help rehabilitate children who are survivors of sexual abuse/exploitation, physical abuse, neglect, domestic violence and mental cruelty. Protect and lend support to children who live with parents who have alcohol / drug addictions or mental health issues. Provide support for child carers

The charity is established to empower young people in need and vulnerable adults of the African community in the London Borough of Bexley, surrounding areas, the UK and Africa to lead a normal life, to protect and preserve public health by the provision of HIV/AIDS and sexual health prevention services to the African community in the London Borough of Bexley, surrounding areas, the UK and Africa.

Raising awareness of pregnancy and infant loss by supporting health care workers in providing care by gifting keepsakes and collaborating with charities to provide care to patients using their services when experiencing pregnancy loss.

Help for Change is a London based community group that provides support, funding, and education to people of any age who are in need, low income, disable, Alzheimer's, Dementia and of any ethnic background.

Give money, gifts, man power to people who are in difficulty financially. Help with costs towards research in cancer in children (mainly) and people in general. Also give aid to people with blindness.

We promote the development of drug-free and minimum medication therapeutic support for people experiencing 'psychosis'.We hold meetings for Soteria groups who have representatives as part of our Trustee membership. We've developed materials to educate about Soteria and the Network. Trustees publish articles and papers and are involved in promoting Soteria at conferences and other fora.

Amarna House is an 80 bedded care home offering a range of care including Dementia, Nursing and Residential care. The Friends aim to improve the quality of life of the residents of the care home by working with staff, residents and relatives.

To relieve sickness and promote and protect the good health of those suffering from addiction to alcohol or drugs by supporting the charitable work of Gloucester House, in particular the provision of grants towards funding for residential rehabilitation and training to assist those persons into recovery and reintegrate into society.

Annual income for the benefit before, during & after confinement of needy women in Ramsgate plus assisting needy children in Ramsgate up to the age of 5 years.

Initial activities include: supporting families in the neonatal unit at UCH furthering dialogue on medical ethics

Grow Moorlands is a social enterprise which aims to engage and develop young people with learning disabilities and mental health issues. The enterprise will provide training and development opportunities, accredited qualifications, work experience, independent living support and volunteer opportunities to support, promote and enhance a wide range of opportunities to service users.

To make small grants to cancer patients to provide equipment for the cancer wing at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woolwich.

Raise money so donations can be made to various cancer charities

Cancer Support Group offering counselling, information, support to anyone affected by cancer be it patient, relatives and friends. One to one counselling support, plus group counselling, bereavement counselling, home hospital and hospice visits.Weekly drop in sessions. Advice and advocacy on issues affecting cancer patients.

The Foundation does not seek donations from outside sources. Its income is derived solely from sources associated with the Trustees, mainly J.S. Arthur, one of the original Trustees. Various amounts are donated to other charities, but recently the predominant donations have been to the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity to research a specific form of Breast Cancer and the Hospice movement.

Co-producing the design of spaces for older young people to connect, make friends and feel safe. Elevating the voices of lived experiences to shape strategies and services, relating to mental health and suicide prevention.

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Social evening one night a month, outings and Christmas dinner etc. Charitable donations are provided and taxis are paid for some members who are unable to use public transport to get to the Deaf club.

Provides weekly recorded news tapes of local news from the Whitehaven News newspaper to the visually impaired within our local area.