Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Our vision is of a Bristol where everyone can participate in all aspects of life in the city, whatever their level of hearing. The majority of our staff and trustees are Deaf or hard of hearing themselves and we fully understand the impact of living with hearing loss. We can share experiences and provide practical information and advice on dealing with the challenges hearing loss brings.

40tude is an innovative and successful charity that is tackling colon cancer.Since the organisation was founded in 2011 we have raised over £2.5 million to raise awareness and support ground-breaking research into the early diagnosis and treatment of colon (bowel) cancer. We are helping to fund ground-breaking research programmes at St. Mark's Hospital, the national bowel hospital.

The Charity was placed into Members' Voluntary Liquidation (solvent) on 17 Feb 23 and Hugh Jesseman of Antony Batty & Company LLP was appointed as Liquidator. Please contact him with regard to any queries regarding the Charity.

The relief of sickness of children with cancer and leukaemia receiving treatment in the Tiger Ward at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich, London or such other hospitals or organisations as the trustees may determine, by the provision of financial support to such persons and their families suffering hardship during their time of illness, and by any other charitable means

The relief of blind and partially sighted people, mainly by training and providing guide dogs known as "Seeing Dogs" and training those people instruction in the use, care and control of Seeing Dogs.Breeding, purchasing or otherwise lawfully acquiring dogs of a nature and physique appropriate for training as Seeing Dogs.

OFFERS INFORMATION,SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO PEOPLE AFFECTED BY THYROID CANCER.THIS IS DONE VIA :DEDICATED HELP LINE,PATIENT FRIENDLY WEBSITE, ONE TO ONE BUDDY SYSTEM,OFFERS PATIENT ADVOCACY. ADVISES ON ALL CLINICAL TRIALS WITH NCRI,SUPPORTS RESEARCH.PROVIDES HOLIDAY LODGE BREAKS. SUPPORTS THE NEW SCOTTISH THROID CANCER NETWORK.

MWS was established in June 2010 and its main objectives are to improve and maintain the emotional wellbeing of BMER Communities in and around Barnet as well as enabling communities explore, use and share existing cultural techniques to deal with mental health issues

On a weekly basis we go to Northampton General Hospital, BMI Three Shires- Northampton, Leicester Royal Infirmary, Kettering, Bedford, Luton & Dunstable, Nottingham City Hospital, Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire, Stoke On Trent, Milton Keynes University Hospital Trust to provide free gifts & support to adult cancer patients in hospital.

Next Steps supports people with mental health problems in Ryedale, North Yorkshire, by providing a drop in centre, activities and outreach projects. Next Steps is governed by Trustees, which includes local professionals and service users. Our objectives are to provide emotional support, information, guidance, sign posting, rehabilitative activities and training opportunities.

ACTION AGAINST AGE RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATION ('AAAMD') WILL FACILITATE FUND RAISING FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INTO THE TREATMENT OF AMD AND BE A DATA SOURCE OF RELATED INFORMATION. AAAMD IS AN EQUAL COLLABORATION BETWEEN BLIND VETERANS UK, FIGHT FOR SIGHT, MACULAR SOCIETY AND THE SCOTTISH WAR BLINDED. THE EXISTING CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE FOUNDERS WILL CONTINUE ALONGSIDE AAAMD.

The charitable purposes of the Company are to provide a wide varied range of Services to support, Guide, inform, stimulate and comfort People living with Dementia, their Carers and families within the local community. Our area of operation is Windsor, Ascot, Maidenhead, Slough and Langley.

Kidney Cancer Care Ltd is the UK's leading specialist kidney cancer charity. It seeks to help reduce the harm caused by kidney cancer by increasing knowledge and awareness, providing patient information and by supporting research into the causes, prevention and treatment of the disease.

St.James's House provides a range of training and vocational services to people with mental health problems in London

Supporting and facilitating the increase of opportunities for people affected by dementia to live well with their diagnosis and remain a part of their community for as long as possible. Supporting and facilitating facilities to maximise social and recreational opportunities. Raising awareness of the issues affecting people with dementia and their families.

The Royal Artillery Equestrian Centre, based on Thorney Island, focuses to provide physical rehabilitation for wounded & injured service personnel, veterans and those within the local community. We initiate and further advance confidence, empowerment & self-awareness that help support those who experience anxiety, depression and other mental health conditions.

A local independent charity caring for tendring stroke survivors, their families & carers. Assist in any way possible during recovery, rehabilitation & in the long term. Activities provided on a daily basis within a social setting. Press for improvements in service, for stroke survivors & strive to increase public awareness of stroke & resulting trauma. Promote healthy lifestyle via education/info

To promote the benefits to women, men, children, young people, families and communities of South Asian heritage, within the Bradford metropolitan district and its environs who are suffering or have suffered from mental health problems in particular but not exclusively by the provision of counselling, care services, therapeutic work and recreational activities.

Our purpose is to ensure immediate mental health support is presented to individuals following a harmful online search via innovative technology and consisting of a choice of help and resources to prevent self-harm and suicide.

The DIDACT Foundation, a non-profit, innovative, organisation with a mission to improve the outcome of patients with blood cancer through the delivery of haemato-oncology clinical trials in the UK

The Good Company People carries out its purposes by providing relief to (a) people who are experiencing loneliness and social isolation and/or experiencing cognitive changes, living with dementia or other disabilities and (b) to their informal carers. Our beneficiaries will usually be over the age of 65 but TGCP does not limit its services solely to the elderly.

Life Skills Education Charity develop and deliver DAaRT (Drug, Alcohol and Resilience Training) resources in schools. Our programmes are independently evaluated and proven to work, put together using evidence from research and follow government guidelines and best practice. Our team of trained facilitators deliver our programmes to over 13,000 young people in over 300 schools each year.

OSCAR's Paediatric Brain Tumour Charity exists to provide ongoing support and care for children with brain tumours and their families, raise awareness of the signs and symptoms to help better and faster diagnosis, and fund research into new and innovative treatments across the paediatric pathway.

Soul Foundation's mission is to give hope to the destitute, restoring dignity, by ending cycles of poverty, addiction, abuse and violence. Our aims are to promote social justice, mercy, accountability, restoration and hope. The Foundation works locally and globally both independently and in partnership with other charitable organisations working with children, young people and vulnerable adults.

Steps provides: A unique service using the principles of Conductive Education for children with conditions that cause motor impairments or motor delay such as Cerebral Palsy or Down's Syndrome. Steps also offer support for children attending mainstream school in the form of a gym club. Support is given to the whole family by providing parents with the knowledge they need to understand their child.

St Luke's supports the mental health and wellbeing of the Anglican clergy. It offers one-to-one care and treatment with trained health professionals. It also offers wellbeing services to clergy via their dioceses and training colleges, such as resilience training workshops, establishing reflective practice groups and other activities to help clergy to flourish in their ministry.