Health Charities That specialise in Health services

The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health within South Mid-Sussex by the provision of trained volunteers to attend medical emergencies as directed by the South East Coast Ambulance Service or its successors.

PROVIDING TRAINED VOLUNTEERS TO ATTEND MEDICAL EMERGENCIES AS DIRECTED BY THE NORTH WEST AMBULANCE SERVICE AND PROVIDING AND MAINTAINING PUBLIC ACCESS DEFIBRILLATORS IN THE VILLAGES OF BORWICK AND PRIEST HUTTON

Providing support group meetings, which may include counselling and treatmentWhere gaps in services are identified, campaigning for suitable provision, particularly in connection with an NHS dual diagnosis service for treating alcoholism

Deliver health and well-being by holding counselling sessions on an individual and group basis. The aim is to address post-traumatic stress via talk-therapy. We aim to support people who sufferred from suffering by holding counselling sessions. Address mental health issues through various therapies.

Raise awareness of mental health and wellbeing to all staff across the emergency and essential servicesProvide peer support networks with links across the UK.Raise awareness of mental health and support the families of the emergency & essential services staff.Signpost support to colleagues where required.

To provide equipment to support nursing care within the locality of Stourport General Practitioners.Donations to charity organisations within this area

Back From The Brink aims to protect the mental health of people who have been devastated by the sudden removal of children from their care by providing counselling, trauma therapy and support, helping them recover and reintegrate effectively and positively into their community either in the UK or internationally.

PROVISION OF MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY WHICH ARE NOT PROVIDED FOR BY THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE

Support those injured by surgical mesh by providing online and telephone support, raising awareness with information sharing on social media platforms and provide respite breaks for those injured by surgical mesh and their family members by providing access to holiday accommodation in the UK.

The object of the charity is the relief of sickness and the preservation of health and wellbeing among people residing permanently or temporarily in Africa.

Further training for doctors and nurses in designated area through funding

Stalls - Selling food and goods.Culteral Events/Fashion ShowsSeminars/MeetingsMentoring and counselling.Providing aid for vulnerable personnel.Multiculteral gatherings.

Provision of support and information to pet owners on resistant bacetrial infections, development of professional programmes for vets and vet nurses, collaboration with Government departments on development of Government policy in animal welfare.

We provide counselling in different languages to support to anyone who is feeling vulnerable. We offer online and telephone counselling, group counselling Mondays, workshops on as self-esteem, discovering yourself, parenting skills counselling to young people in secondary education monthly. We give support to victims of domestic violence and support for single parent Wednesdays

DULA International works with people with disabilities and supports medical care for those in need by providing education resources, training for support workers, nutrition programmes, raising awareness, and facilitating specialist training for medics and medical and surgical aid for the public.

Gives grants to individuals in need

For the benefit of the sick & poor. 1) The supply of bedding, clothing, food, fuel and medical or other aids. 2) Grants for the benefit of persons who are sick, infirm, or in need of rest & to defray the expense of recuperative rest or of obtaining domestic help.

We provide groups that allows an open forum for faith development. Training for ministers, spiritual healers/reiki practitioners. Groups for meditation, young persons work and an internet presence on social networking sites. We also support smaller charities and groups with guidance and advice on faith matters and some small financial assistance/finding.

(1) Providing counselling services for couples, individuals and families, and youths with challenging behaviours.(2) Poverty relief by providing community projects to meet the needs of displaced families and children.(3) Mission for Women's Welfare.

RCP runs a weekly soup kitchen for the homeless , and poverty stricken families. They are provided with a safe environment to come and have a hot meal served by volunteers.RCP aims to provide counselling sessions for any member of the community who is facing issues in their lives, this providing them with the necessary tools to overcome these issues.

1. The relief of sickness and the preservation of health in Swindon, United Kingdom and at the Trustees discretion, other parts of the World, by providing counselling and other services, in particular but not exclusively to members of the Muslim community, to improve mental health and wellbeing. 2. To promote religious and racial harmony for the for the benefit for the public in Swindon and UK

H:MC21 continued to provide support and advice to those interested in promoting homeopathy.

1. Prevention and relief of poverty by the provision of food, clothing, shelter, education, skills training, pastoral counselling, internships and exchange programmes in partnership with other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.2. The advancement of Christian Evangelical religion for the benefit of the public.

The charity has continued its operations now for 10 years from it's commencement in 2014. The heart surgery on a charitable basis (free and heavily subsidised) continues and over 100 operations had been performed in Northern Sri Lanka along with training of theatre staff at all levels.

To support the practice by purchasing or reimbursing the practice for the purchase, hire or lease of equipment, fittings and movables to facilitate the treatment and comfort of patients and to improve the patient experience. To pay for or reimburse the practice for the cost of repair and maintenance of said items.