Health Charities That specialise in Health services

The charity provides funds for staffing and facilities for a medical centre in rural Pakistan and two ambulances for patients of surrounding villages. A 500 gallon filtration plant has been installed for free clean water to the public. The charity provides funds to run treatment camps in remote villages in collaboration with other local organisations, e.g. for eye testing and treatment.

Practical research and presentation of results

To preserve and protect the health of those caring for or nursing people with physical, mental or sensory impairment, within the family or home in South American countries, with particular focus on the Republic of Colombia. In particular but not exclusively assisting in the provision of respite services and other support activities.

The Object of the Friends is to relieve patients and former patients of the Home Physiotherapy Service and generally to support the charitable work of the said Home Physiotherapy Service.

Assistance, for residents in the villages of Hethersett, Ketteringham and Little Melton only, with:one-off donations towards:-Medical/Health/SicknessDisabilityRelief of PovertyHelps:Children/Young peopleElderly/old peoplePeople with disabilitiesThe general public/mankindOperates by:Making Grants to individualsMakes grants to organisations

To relieve sickness and to preserve the health of the patients of the Long Crendon Surgery at Greenings, Buckinghamshire by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not normally provided by the statutory authorities . To provide financial and other assistance to any other organisation to ensure the success of the Wellbeing Centre.

Funding of clinical research projects by the members of the East Kent Dept o f Orthopaedic Surgery, and of a competitive Travelling Bursary for trainees in this department

Provision of support to patients of Woodbury Surgery, particularly in respect of transport

To provide relief to the ailing by the provision of medical treatment to the rural poor and disadvantaged anywhere in the world and specifically in the district of Patiala, Punjab, India, irrespective of their colour, caste or creed.The foundation to do this by running free surgeries conducted by qualified Medical professionals.

The Charity is funded from donations in support of the work of the Doctors and Nurses who work from Fownhope Medical Centre. It aims to provide services to patients not available through public funding.

Raising funds to build charitable hospital with nursing and medical college on 22 acre site in Punjab, India.

Provide home, hospital or telephone (or e-mail) support to anybody who has had or is about to have surgery to remove their colon.Provide help to improve facilities at local treatment centres by means of donations of equipment.Arrange social events for people to share experiences

To help in the healthcare of local people, by providing medical equipment (including drugs, dressings, foods, and other services), providing comfort for users of health care premises, and assisting transport for patients and their carers. To relieve poverty among patients, help their carers, and help local health education and research.

Our charity runs a yearly Autumn Fayre, coffee afternoons with book Fayres, we also collect clothes for the air ambulance all of this helps to Fund the Panto trips, Educatational books for the children,provide the school with a photo copier and support the childrens christmas party. Our Charity also runs a Local music Group which helps the children and the local community learn music.

The Sick be Nourished Project donates medical/surgical equipment to a variety of medical facilities across the UK, Africa, and the Caribbean. We assist with emergency care needs. We also host health related workshops and provide information on health related topics, providing training initiatives and working with local practitioners to assist in developing services in their communities

We are a regional arts development organisation promoting social inclusion, community cohesion, health and wellbeing through the combined arts practises. Our aim is to create a healthier community across North east through education, participation, promotions. We work with prople from age 5- 80 through high quality artistic programme of diverse culture and heritage.

Accomplishments 2012 - 2021:-Tom Mboya School for Children with Cerebral Palsy: Renovation, fees and school bus provision-Oloolua Special School: Fees provision-Lamu School for mentally disabled children: Refurbishment and fees provision-Acorn Special School: Fees, built physiotherapy unit, begun construction of training centre as first phase of new project-University/college sponsorship

The Charity receives donations and supports the Upton Surgery for the benefit of patients.

Flower Power Book operates thoughout the UK; we provide curriculum enrichment, PSHE, mental health and wellbeing resources for primary schools and families through an online service and printed book; workshops and visits to schools, libraries and community groups are also available. We hope to support existing children's charities by making donations with the proceeds of our work.

The charity promotes the provision of recreation facilities or other leisure time occupation of individuals and families who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and welfare with the objects of improving the life, health and wellbeing of the inhabitants of Hailey, Oxfordshire.

To date 93 hospital staff's children have been given educational grants to fund a year's school fees, as part of our project to support and retain the lower paid hospital staff. Working with the our Ugandan trustees and hospital executive staff, a project proposal has been written to support the development of a nursing and midwifery school for which we are continuing to seek funding.

We are a Small Charity supporting young people 12-25 living in Kirklees, West Yorkshire and Surrounding areas. Delivering Activities that promote, Personal Development, Self Esteem. Employability, Volunteerism and Enterprise. Our services involve Community Learning, Youth intervention, Community engagement, Mentoring and Peer Counselling.

Scool clothing, training or continuing education grants.Payments for travelling expenses for visiting Hospital or Nursing homes.Payments for utility bills for housebound or bedridden.Those requiring financial support in an emergency situation

The provision of radio communications in cases of civil emergency and to assist statutory and voluntary emergency bodies i.e., St. John Ambulance, Red Cross, etc. As part of our training, we provide communications to organisers of sporting and community activities, such as cross-country equestrian events, marathons, carnival parades, etc.

Provision of support to doctors practices and nursing facilities that cover Ongar and the surrounding villages.