Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

The funding of medical research related to the survivorship of head and neck cancer. Aim is to publish he results of this in peer reviewed journals.Lyons et al. (Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2012 Mar 15;82(4):1479-84). Presently the charity is helping to fund a multicentre trial into the influence of genotype on swallowing problems after radiotherapy to the head and neck.

The CIO aims to support people experiencing poverty and homelessness by providing food, shelter, clothing, essential items, fitness programmes, and links to other services. It also seeks to promote good mental health through confidential counselling and peer support, especially for those affected by homelessness, alcohol, or substance abuse.

The Danny Butcher Foundation will raise funds for charities registered with the Charity Commission,which reflect on the causes that Danny Butcher believed in his life such as helping the homeless,supporting veterans, cancer treatment and mental health. Any charity that the foundation helpsraise funds for must have full legal charitable status and be registered with the Charity Commission

To preserve and protect the health of persons suffering with multiple sclerosis, particularly but not exclusively for 18 to 35 year olds, by the provision of sailing or sailing related activities.

PROVISION OF FUNDING FOR HOLIDAYS FOR CHILDREN/ YOUNG ADULTS WITH LEARNING OR OTHER DISABILITIES

Producing and providing local free talking newspapers for blind, visually impaired and housebound people.

We provide treatment for people suffering from past or present addiction to drugs and/or alcohol. This is mostly residential treatment, however we do also offer a limited service for people living in the community. We also provide supported accommodation and after-care services. Although we are based in Bournemourth and Southampton we take clients from all over England.

We work in collaboration and there are links with communities in Molo (Kenya) & Kongwa (Tanzania). One example is a 'Cow' project providing milk and an income for a school. The support and resources provided has included cancer screening, medical items, First Aid training, school libraries, play therapy, wheelchair access, rugby coaching, tree planting, water tanks and equipment repair.

For the public benefit to relieve the needs of individuals with a progressive disease (such as cancer,arthritis and dementia) and by extension their families and carers in particular but not exclusively bythe provision of:- Assistance and support with shopping, cleaning and other day to day tasks.- Counselling sessions and support groups.- Targeted grants to families where family members

To relieve sickness and promote good health by funding cancer researchTo reduce cancer incidence by improving education, awareness and understanding To fund research into medical treatments, alternative medicines, holistic treatments and research at independent lab's and bio-tech companiesTo help with the COVID-19 crisis To work with other charitable institutions

Our aim is to raise awareness of childbed fever: we would like every parent and every midwife and doctor to know that childbed fever (also called puerperal fever or puerperal sepsis) is still a very real threat to a mother's life.

The Style For Stroke Foundation assists in the treatment and care of persons suffering from mental or physical illness caused by a strokes or in need of rehabilitation as a result of such illness. In particular, to promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of strokes through the provision of financial assistance to sufferers and the organisations which support them.

Relief of poverty,education and training,assisting Acholi communities with HIV and advice on asylum application. Social and cultural events and activities and advice on employment opportunities, family and social community support.

Promote Awareness of Leukaemia and Other Cancers in Children, Teenagers and Young Adults. Raise Funds towards Research into causes of Leukaemia and raise funds to support Children, Teenagers and Young Adults going through treatment for Leukaemia and Other Cancers including supporting Teenage Cancer Trust Unit and support programme Beads of Courage.

Support for hospitals - paediatric & maternity. Transylvanian village projects - food, medicines, shelter, schools project, winter clothes, xmas project, summer camps.

We aim to offer support to children who are or have been treated for cancer at Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge, principally, but not only ward C2. This support extends to their whole family.and can take a number of forms, including: someone to talk to who may of had similar experiences; financial help through a fund administered on our behalf by the ward;funded outings, ward events.

Relief of people suffering from eye conditions in particular but not exclusively by supporting the work of the managed eye care hospital known as ICARE Eye Hospital and Post Graduate Institute (Unit of Ishwar Charitable Trust), New Delhi, India, by assisting in the provision of treatment for those who are blind or otherwise suffer from eye related problems and facilities for eye care and research

VAF Brain Tumour Foundation creates awareness of the brain tumour in the society within UK and Ghana. Supporting patients live a longer and healthy lifeEnd of life support and counselling for both patients and their familiesScreening for early detectionSupporting patients with medical resources

Our initial project is to acquire land in Charsada, Pakistan, the area affected by the floods in 2010, and construct a basic health unit on it, to serve 200,000 local people without access previously to healthcare. We will then constuct a complete hospital, including a maternity unit.

PCRF supports anyone affected by cancer and aims to raise awareness of prostate and breast cancer by way of community festivals and local events, outreach and counselling.We also support the neuroscience approach to research into prostate and breast cancer pioneered by Professor Djamgoz at Imperial College London.

To promote community participation in healthy recreation, mainly amongst blind or partially sighted people within Greater London.To provide training sessions for playing Goalball regularly and also to take part in such sports activities from time-to-time. Membership of London Goalball Club is open to all visually impaired persons, in London.

The SR Foundation makes grants to causes connected with cancer awareness, research and treatment, particularly relating to the gastrointestinal tract and in teenagers and young adults.

The Charity's main activity is to provide ideas for the improved design of care and accommodation for people with dementia.

We offer emotional support and comfort directly to children with cancer and histiocytosis, as well as their parents staying on the children's cancer ward. We wish to enhance their emotional and psychological health through the provision of gifts.We also plan to support bereaved parents with memorial gifts to remember their child.

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