Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Create awareness around mild/moderate mental health illnesses for south Asian women and girls in Bradford, thus building confidence, self-esteem and improving quality of life.

The charity is currently inactive.When it runs it provides a specialist exercise service for individuals with neurological conditions . The group operates from the with the University of Birmingham. It runs once a week on a Wednesday within 45 minute session. Each patient is alloacted a physiotherapy student and exercise rehabiliation is provided.

Provide support for people living with MND and their family's. Provide support for people after they have lost someone to MND. - Support, financial. equipment, a meeting place and therapies

to raise awarness and funds for people afflicted by multiple sclerosis

Raises fund to support individuals and other charities enabling those affected by cancer to achieve their dreams.

Information, Advice, Advocacy,Guidance & Support ServiceWheelchair & Mobility Aid Loan Service Health Library Weekly Armchair Exercise Class for people with longterm health conditions or mobility restrictionsIncontinence Resources & SupportCancer Caring Kit for WomenKeep Active, Keep Communicating Dementia Project

We are an inclusive theatre company for young people in Islington. We give access to the transformative power of participation in the performing arts, irrespective of ability or income. We enable greater inclusion for those likely to be otherwise excluded: those with disabilities, mental health issues, or disadvantaged backgrounds. We do this through workshops, performances and community outreach.

Deaf Parenting UK is the first ever national charity organisation to be led and managed by Deaf parents for Deaf parents with deaf, hearing and disabled children, representing the needs of Deaf parents (and their children) in UK, of whom are sign language users. According to statistics, 90% of Deaf people, as parents, have hearing children.

The charity makes grants for charitable purposes, principally to projects assisting young people to recover from the effects of drug or alcohol dependency

WCCVI is a Cricket Club specifically set up for visually impaired people to take part in the cricket league and Bill Frindell Memorial Trophy, ran under BCEW (Blind Cricket England & Wales) a charity wich governs sports in England & wales. Also to take part in the Knock Out Cup that is mainly if not totally funded by The Primary Club.

To fund and promote research into the nature, causes, diagnosis and treatment of brain tumours.To provide financial and other support to sufferers of brain tumours and their families.To promote greater public awareness and education relating to brain tumours.

a) To promote the benefit of local communities including but not by way of limitation, single parent families and children adversely affected by poverty and diseases such as HIV/AIDS in Zambia and in such other parts of Africa and the world as the trustees may from time to time think fit;

Our aim is to provide a supportive environment for deaf parents with deaf and/or hearing children. By offering a feeling of 'I am not alone', we organise events in the South East targeted at children of primary school age. We are considering new ideas involving older children.

ELAFC provides a culturally sensitive counselling service in a safe and confidential environment to Asian women and male and their families in Tower Hamlets. We provide counselling and support in the area of Mental Health, Domestic violence, Couple counselling, Crime and disorder, Advice and Information. Due to the longstanding service in LBTH, local agencies are confidence to work in partnership.

Assistance in education for third world countries. Funding for cancer research in the UK and other health based charities. Educational scholarship.

Once Destiny Foundations is up and running, The charity will help persons living with HIV/AIDS and work with other HIV/AIDS charities Internationally.

We are a user-led mental health organisation producing a quarterly mental health magazine with news, information and articles about mental health issues and services; it highlights good practice. The magazine is distributed free of charge to mental health service users, carers and professionals. It is received by all mental health service providers in Sheffield. We also maintain a website.

The Haiti Hospital Appeal delivers high-quality, life-saving medical programmes in the North of Haiti, including a healthcare clinic, ambulance service, respite care centre for disabled children (including fostering, and community-based services), spinal rehabilitation centre, maternity centre (including neonatal care), paediatric care, and an inclusive sports centre for disability sport.

Arrange fund raising activities to support on going objectives.

The Club provides information in interpreted talks, social activities, meetings, trips out to various places of interest. We meet in the upstairs lounge of Cramlington Working Mans Club on Thursday evenings from 7pm -11pm. All D/deaf, HoH and Hearing welcome. We have had local councils / Fire service / police / health service visits to find out what they can do to help the deaf with any problems.

Education and Awareness of Sickle Cell disease, to alleviate poverty amongst the patients, provide counselling and advise to the group, drop in sessions, befriending and mentoring the group. Organise seminar in the community. Home and Hospital visit. Help and support to members of the group when needed.

The charity was established to fundraise for the research into and support for treatment of Gynaecological cancers.

Mental health arts group

Reachout Foundation was founded in December 2005 by a group of concerned individuals with the primary aim of creating awareness on HIV/AIDS within African communities, support children orphaned by HIV/AIDS, as well as offer counselling to affected persons and their families.

To support and provide services to Ethnic Minorities, Unemployed, Asylum Seekers and Refugees. Assist and Provide Help in Completing of Various Forms and Application Forms. We have adults meeting Tuesday and Sunday Christian meeting. We assist African community by providing free translation and interpretation services. We are targeting the youth in order to educate them with regard to HIV/AIDS.