Health Charities That specialise in Health services

General charitable activities: Preaching of the gospel, Prison evangelism, oragnising seminars/workshops on the alternatives to violence, youth empowerment programmes, counselling, drop-in-services, community outreach projects like, rehabilitation of offenders rendering help to the homeless, feeding them and supplying educational materials to children from less privileged families in Africa, etc.

Purchase a variety of equipment to support Yalding Surgery to provide the best medical care possible to the patients.

Upkeep and maintenance of Ruthin Ambulance Hall, which was built for use of the St John Ambulance & Red Cross Groups as well as other community groups.

CFRs are volunteers who are trained to a nationally recognised qualification by West Midlands Ambulance Service and dispatched by them to medical emergencies in our area (Fulford, Meir Heath, Blythe Bridge, Cresswell, Leigh, Milwich, Sandon, Hilderstone & Moddershall) and further afield if required. Providing life-saving care in those crucial first few minutes prior to the arrival of an ambulance.

TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT GOOD MENTAL HEALTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING:A) COUNSELLING AND COURSES TO IMPROVE SELF-ESTEEM AND WELL-BEING;B) MENTAL HEALTH RECOVERY SERVICE PROGRAMS; ANDC) RAISING AWARENESS ISSUES RELATING TO MENTAL HEALTH AND HOW AFFECTED PEOPLE CAN BE SUPPORTED IN THE SOCIETY.At the Oasis Social Centre 509 Aldridge Road B44 8NA

Our organisation will be providing assistance to the drug/alcohol addicts in the streets through advice, counselling and encouraging them to quit addiction and to seek medical assistance in medical centres. - Taking care of children from brocken family by assisting them with education and other activities that will enhance their capabilty- Run a youth club to help the youth fight crime

The Order of Buddhist Contemplatives Activities Trust promotes the Serene Reflection Meditation school of Buddhism (also known as Soto Zen Buddhism).

we are involved in Christian religious services, biblical teachings, prayers, pastoral counselling, mediation, elderly fellowship, men, women, youth and children ministries, conferences and revival services and world Christian mission services

Goodwill activities to our 4 villages including: Car ambulance service providing transport to local doctors, dentists and hospitals when villager unable to drive; various goodwill activities for pensioners such as an afternoon tea and Christmas parcels; and donations to individuals and local organisations including the school. Fundraising events such as an annual fete and occasional quiz night

Promote Christianity and place of worship to members of the community. Provide pre and postmarital counselling, parenting and family life jobs and career guidance to all manner of persons.Give grants and financial aid to single parents and children from needy homes. Establishchildcare, after school club, music and drama that will serve working parents. Organise youthsporting competitions.

We raise funds through sponsored events and donations from individuals and companies. We provide support and financial assistance by way of donations/grants to charities, associations, institutions or any other body or individual whose activities include research, support or treatment of patients, and/or their families, suffering from cancer and/or requiring neurological surgery.

Purchase of equipment for intensive care at Cheltenham General Hospital. Financing of educational courses for nurses and doctors at Cheltenham ICU. Provision of grants for research into intensive care.

Topics covered include: A Passion for Churches, Astrology, Art, Book Reading, Bowling, Bridge, Contemporary Social Issues, Cooking by Men, Creative Writing, Current Affairs, Embroiderers, Enjoying Music, Gardening, Genealogy, History,Modern Photography, Opera, Personal Finance, Philosophy, French, Latin, Recorder, Roman Studies, , Spanish, Theatre, Walking, Weekend Lunch Group

People with disabilities are given the opportunity to ride horses or ponies to benefit their health and wellbeing

The Hall is used for Fund raising events for the Village Hall, Hall Committee Film Club, Guides, Brownies, Lunches for the Community, Private parties, Parish Council meetings, Yoga classes, Tai Chi classes, Meditation and other leisure activities, with the aim of improving the life of the Village and surrounding community.

To relieve emotional distress through providing low cost, self-referred counselling to adults on low income, young people & children who, through lack of means would otherwise be unable to access such support. Based in South Manchester. Clients self refer via 24hour answerphone. 35 voluntary counsellors offer sessions 7 days per week. Appointment only.

To relieve sickness in disadvantaged children in Cornwall by the provision of various complementary therapies. To support the provision of trained Assistance Dogs that enable patients to access therapies.

Provide support for on-going meditation groups in the Brighton area, and run Dharma retreats.

Christian worship every Friday and SundayWeekly Christian Counselling Baby ChristeningBlessing of marriageCommunity outreachEvangelismHome visitsFoodbank services

The charity provides activities for the benefit of the local community in the village hall at West Stockwith such as Bingo, charity auctions, coffee mornings,District Council polling, District Council surgeries, film parties, pantomimes, Parish Council, private parties, themed food evenings and quizzes.

The object of the peace of mind project are to use applications the Buddha's teaching for the public benefit by the provision of meditation and mindfulness-based activities to relieve mental and physical suffering and to promote physical and mental health and well-being

Eurovision; Ukraine; Mercy Ships; St. Ormonds St. Hospital, London; Smile-split lips; SIGHT-ingrowing eyelashes; CARE, london- Human rights; Air Ambulance - Somerset, Devon.We will also consider special emergancies depending on funds available.

To provide support and complementary therapies primarily to those people experiencing cancer within Northamptonshire. To maintain appropriate records of clients receiving support and assessment. To recruit, support and supervise complementary therapists. To liaise, network and promote the Charity. To fundraise in order to financially support the Charity.

Provision of lifesaving aid to persons in the Shrewsbury area when dispatched by West Midlands Ambulance Service.Provision of Public Access Defibrillators within the Shrewsbury area.Provision of basic lifesaving first aid training to the public in the Shrewsbury area.

Support for people with concerns/addictions to alcohol & other drugs1. 1-1 Counselling, 2. Individual ongoing Support 3. Personal Development4. Group Therapy SessionsNon-residential - each person working to an individual goal plan - No charge made for this Service.Relapse Prevention - Chaos to Calm - Coping Skills - New Goals/New Horizons -Personal Development.