Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

The provision of anti-retroviral and/or other medical treatments.The provision or assistance to provide projects to grow nutritious food, to develop initiatives to involve local communities for such provision.Support for members of the community affected directly or indirectly through HIV/Aids so as to improve their conditions of life and the relief in case of financial distress of dependants.

On 1 April 2013 the whole of the operations, assets and liabilities of the Charity were transferred to The Brain Tumour Charity (Charity Registered Number 1150054).

Ear4U supports all people directly and indirectly affected by deafness. It provides information, support, advocacy and education to individuals and organisations predominantly in the Borough of Hillingdon but also in the surrounding areas and potentially across the UK.

Only user led self help support group for people with HIV in Notts. Successful weekly Drop-in provides peer support, home-cooked meal, safe space, access to information and advice from HIV specialist professionals. Regular educational and therapeutic workshops. Support members into work, training, learning. 24hr Crisis Support available via telephone & website.

To preserve and protect the mental health and relieve poverty, hardship, and the distress of persons who have suffered or currently suffer a legal restriction on their liberty and who are or were detained in prison and their spouses, partners, families, dependants and friends in particular by the establishment or maintenance of centres for use by the beneficiaries.

We provide from Leeds Church Institute, Leeds a holistic Monday to Friday therapeutic day programme for both men and women which aims to equip them to work towards abstinence and freedom from their addiction to alcohol and or drugs.

Helping individuals or groups in community with finance, physical assistance and bringing different ethnic communities together through functions and events that we hold. They could be affected by poverty, disease, obesity, violence and HIV and AIDS related problems.

The objects of the charity are to advance health and save lives by furthering the detection, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer and related illnesses, including through the support of the work of 'Hala - The Rachel Nash Jerusalem Comprehensive Breast Centre' and such similar organisations, individuals and groups as the trustees shall from time to time in their absolute discretion determine.

To promote the health, equality and independence of blind and partially sighted people (and especially, but not exclusively, children and young people) by advancing the education and training and providing services and assistance to children, young people and their families and other people who are blind or partially sighted.The main activities were carried out through family support workers.

Operation Eyesight is an international development organization working to prevent blindness and restore sight. We collaborate with our hospital and government partners in low- and middle-income countries to invest in sustainable eye health treatment, blindness prevention and community development. We currently have programs in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia and Zambia.

Prostate Action merged with Prostate Cancer UK in July 2012 and ceased its activities at that point.

Providing education supplies and requirements as well as the construction of educational facilities for disadvantaged and HIV orphaned children in Tanzania and education and rehabilitation for former child soldiers in Northern Uganda.

To advance education of the public in the subject of surgery for spine tumours. The relief of sickness of people suffering from spine tumours. To relieve sickness by the provision of research into treatment of spine tumours and the publication of such research for the benefits of the public. Publications for public education. Publication of research to improve the treatment of spinal tumours.

working towards understanding mental health

We provide accessible courses for deaf children and adults who are in means tested benefits and could not otherwise afford to pay for the courses. For example, British Sign Language courses or Deaf Way courses.

The Trust exists to support the work of the UCL Cancer Institute, a cancer research centre of worldwide repute and part of University College London ("UCL"). The Institute is the sole beneficiary of funds raised by the Trust and we therefore work closely with the Institute and its Director/Senior Management, both in determining our fundraising campaigns and in the disposition of our funds.

Relieving those who are suffering from hoemlessness; domestic violence; learning disabilities; drug/alcohol/substance misuse; poverty and distress; mental health problems; asylum seekers; refugees and other families; or individuals whose circumstances render them vulnerable or in needs.

The activities of DACW (Drug and Alcohol Charities Wales) are to promote good health in Wales through advocating good practice amongst its members and promoting the rights of individuals with substance misuse issues. The charity tenders for pan-Wales opportunities and will undertake research and promote innovation on behalf of its members.

The charity's principal objects are the relief of the physical and emotional distress of those residing in Suffolk who suffer from a depressive or other mental illness or disorder and/or who self harm, in particular by the provision of funding, facilities or other assistance to professionals, organisations or institutions involved in the care, counselling, treatment and support of such persons.

Cure2Children is dedicated to the care of severe diseases in children such as cancer, leukemia, thalassemia and sickle cell disease in developing countries. C2C works at country level to design and test solutions working towards our goal to ensure all children have access to appropriate care. C2C also provides support for families both financially and psychologically

A consortium of local Mind Associations, brought together to deliver region wide services in the mental health field.

Our activities are mainly on humanitarian, Education, Health and asylum. Dvorr invite professionals to address our member.In October 2010 Dvorr to deliver schools items and visit victims and refugees in Republic of Chad Most of our activities are on our website www.dvorr.com.In June 2011 dvorr held annual conference and organized three days course of mental health, also help new asylum arrival

Fundraising to provide activities for the relief and recovery of mental health

The Charity is a community based agency which exists to provide specialist confidential help and support to drug and alcohol users in Wales:- To help them live healthier lives;- To minimise physical, psychological, social and legal problems related to drug and alcohol use

To raise funds through various events to enable the building and running of a 'Play Barn' for the use of children with cancer. It will be a sterile play environment so that children with an immunodeficiency problem will have a safe play area.