Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

To assist children that are below 18 years of age with a wide range of adverse medical conditions including Leukaemia, Cerebral Palsy, the Deaf and Blind, Terminal Illnesses, and all other life hindering conditions or are disadvantaged due to being underprivileged/poverty-stricken. We provide emotional / practical support, provide disability equipment, respite breaks and educational opportunities

The object of the charity is the preservation and the protection of the psychological health of people living within the Borough of Walsall and adjacent areas and the advancement of education in the subject of psychological health. The preservation and protection of women's reproductive health and the advancement of education, in the subject of pregnancy and associated conditions.

Head to Toe is the NHS charity for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT), supporting people of all ages receiving mental health, community and social care across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. We work to enhance CPFT's ability to improve the health and well-being of the people it serves and the staff who care for them by supporting projects over and above NHS funding.

To relieve the needs of persons suffering from dementia by the provision of reminiscence therapy and to educate the families of persons suffering from dementia and health care workers in reminscence therapy.

Arts 4 Wellbeing is a day opportunity service in South Tyneside for people with learning disabilities, mild to moderate mental health. We provide a warm relaxed and safe environment for our users, it enables members to participate in creative activities, to promote personal growth reduce social exclusion and provide them with effective therapeutic services whilst working towards increased recovery

KVIN also known as Outlookers is a sight loss organisation which supports people living with sight loss to learn to use technology to help remain independent. We have several drop-in facilities across Kirklees. We recognise the devastation that losing sight can cause. The majority of our volunteers and staff are registered blind and have lived experience to offer .

We advocate for the mental health of men at work, at home, and in other settings. Despite holding public events a few times a year, our primary focus is on video. Our goal is not to give advice, but rather to highlight what others have done to overcome mental health issues. We work with various charities and mental health services to break stigma.

Grants to a hospice, a disabled children's trust, asthma and cancer research, other medical organisations national and international, environmental & cultural projects, animal welfare and youth groups.

The relief of sickness and to promote and preserve good health for the public benefit, by the provision of equipment to medical institutions and charities involved in providing cancer treatment, advice and support

Provide practical and emotional support to South Asian women & men who experience isolation,stress and other mental health issues. This is provided by experienced and trained staff and volunteers. We run number of activities,training's and work shops to build their confidence, self esteem and resilience. We offer structured emotional and practical support to meet the individual needs.

The organisation exists to promote social inclusion amongst blind and partially sighted people who are socially excluded from society, or parts of society, as a result of being blind or partially sighted.

We offer a range of support services to women in St Helens and surrounding areas who are struggling with the impact of mental health issues and domestic abuse. Services include one-to-one counselling and CBT, in person and remotely, and weekly groups for social inclusion, health and wellbeing and domestic abuse support. We also offer a monthly menopause support group and online courses.

To offer guidance and support to people with multiple sclerosis.

Working with children in schools to deliver emotional resilience programmes & workshops as well as one-to-one counselling. The charity provides equivalent services for adults. Also work in partnership with organisations to raise awareness on mental health in the workplace and suicide prevention, with a particular focus in supporting individuals and families who have been affected by suicide.

To relieve those in need, by reason of age, ill-health, disability, or otherdisadvantage, who live and work in Henfield Parish and its surroundingcommunities, through the provision of dementia care and other wellbeingservices at the Henfield Haven.

Provision of a daily drop-in for people experiencing homelessness in north Wiltshire offering hot meals, showers, laundry, clothes, a postal address, access to a phone & the internet. Referrals are made to housing, health, addiction, domestic abuse & benefits agencies. Activities include football, music, art, men's & women's groups, an allotment groups and courses to build confidence & skills.

UK Deaf Sport aims to encourage deaf people to participate, to enjoy and to excel at Sport. UK Deaf Sport provides information on deaf sporting events throughout the UK. UK Deaf Sport is the national governing body for all deaf sports.

MISSION STATEMENTTo improve the quality of life for veterans who are living with mental health disorders with the support and companionship of one of our specially trained assistance dogs via our unique and pioneering programme.

SociABLEs Hub & C.R.E.W.S. Provide services in support of people (Adults & Children) with Disabilities/Special Needs/Complex Health Problems including Mental Health. We provide Socially Inclusive friendship clubs, specialised independence programmes, trips out, sleepover clubs & short breaks away. We also provide supported work placements & work-based skills training for personal development

Helping people with a visual impairment to make the best possible use of their remaining sight.

To provide social activities, Health and fitness and rehabilitation through information and recreation activities. Support, and advice to blind and partially sighted people, and physically disabled people. Holidays for Disabled people

Bright Red aims to improve the lives and treatment of people with blood cancer across the north of England. Through investments in patient care, research and education we are striving to beat illnesses such as leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma myelodysplasia and myeloproliferative diseases.

We provide interactive mobile gaming solutions, technology, and equipment to sick children and young people in hospitals. We help to reduce the impact of hospitalisation in young patients whilst making them and their families feel at ease. By minimising the effects of stress and anxiety, offering a distraction to treatments and giving a sense of normality whilst maintaining joy and contentment.

We work with adults experiencing mental health problems, providing a supportive training and workplace environment. The majority of the work undertaken is of a commercial nature

We provide information, advice, guidance, emotional support and practical help to people who are coping with blindness, partial sight and reduced vision in Essex.