Health Charities That specialise in Health services

THE CHARITY RAISES FUNDS TO BUY AND MAINTAIN MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOR USE BY BLAKENEY SURGERY MEDICAL STAFF AND TO PROVIDE MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE LOCALITY.

The Arthur Rank Hospice Charity works in partnership with the NHS to support patients and their families at the Arthur Rank House Hospice in Cambridge. The Charity's main financial responsibilities are funding the Day Hospice, providing treatment and support for patients with cancer and other life limiting illnesses, Bereavement Counselling, Voluntary Services and the Hospice at Home service

The main activities of the trust are the rescue, medical treatment, rehabilitation of wild birds and other animals in need of care and attention, and the education of the public in methods of treatment, nursing and conservation.

Various weekly meetings for (a) discussion of Vedanta philosophy and meditation. (b)taking part in the Mevlevi whirling ceremony and performance of the Mevlevi Ayin, and (c) practice of the music and learning new Ayins for the ceremony. Receiving e-mail contact globally from the Saraswati website, and conducting dialogue on-line to provide information to contacts about Vedanta and Sufism.

Medical/Health/Sickness facilitation of mental health and personal development. Facilitation of the field of Islamic counselling, Islamic counselling services and Islamic counsellors. Research, Publishing and dissemination of educational material. Holding educational seminars.

ISO-SAC exists to help children who have been sexually abused by supporting non-abusive parents, teachers, nurses, doctors and other concerned adults.Telephone counselling and face-to-face counselling to adult survivors of abuse is provided.The Charity acts as a referral service nationwide, putting agencies and support groups in touch with one another.

Sidmouth Hospiscare provides a 24 hour on call service by professional nurses for terminally ill patients as well as support for carers/relatives of the terminally ill in the Sidmouth catchment area.

Provides relief, respite and palliative care through Conductive Education for anyone suffering from life-limiting disease or injury

Village Church providing weekly services for residents and visitors, weddings, funerals baptism etc counselling.Fund raising and various social activities on a regular basis throughout the year.

Luncheon clubs, community transport scheme, voluntary emergency drivers scheme, various social care activities, social events, shopping trips and various outings, dementia day services and support groups, counselling,hosts community groups, activities and a variety of other services

The friends are not currently fundraising.Funds held will be used as follows.Waterwing (hydrotherapy) Hydrotherapy pool maintenance as required.Minibus To school fund when new minibus is fundraised.General Supply items not available from school budget.

The charity works in Tower Hamlets particularly with those of Bangladeshi origin and the wider community which they live. The charity provides information, advice, workshops on emerging issues. Supports and facilitates training through partnerships & networking. It facilitates support surgeries and a new opportunities club to aid users to tackle challenges and achieve their full potential.

To offer christian teaching and training as well as counselling and advice to church leaders both in the United Kingdom and abroad. This may include performing speaking engagements to churches and groups of church leaders, offering on-line training organising conferences and various kinds of mission activities.

To promote through the awarding of annual bursaries, the development of, and research into, excellence in practice in the fields of public health, health care and community nursing. Currently awards are made each year, with the particular theme and application details and timetable being advertised in the magazine "Community Practitioner" and on the Trust's web site

Trustees of Ambulance Station used by St John Ambulance Brigade

payment of hospital transport, and nursing assistance

Grants to relieve cases of need to persons resident in the area who are sick, convalescent,disabled,handicapped or infirm. ( clause 8 of deed dated 19/06/1975 )

The advancement of post graduate medical education of medical practitioners (including dental surgeons) practising in the area of Bury and District.

We support children and adults of all genders affected by sexual violence/abuse. We offer:-Advocacy support whether you have reported or not-Counselling-including at outreach sites-Specialised counselling and group support for abused asylum seekers/refugees-Social groups-inc.women only ones-Telephone helpline-Written self-help info-inc. in Community languages-Training

The teaching of First Aid, and Ambulance Aid, to members of the public and the Ambulance Service Private Sector.The attendance of Community activities I.E. fetes, carnivals etc.

Providing educational services to trainee plastic surgeons.Providing educational and clinical equipment not funded by the NHS for use in the Plastic Surgery Department

Relief of the sick and disabled in the Hope Valley (Derbyshire) area by the provision of medical equipment , home nursing equipment and health education material and to provide equipment to enhance the life of disabled people.

Supply goods and equipment for the benefit of practice patients

The objects of the Fund are:1. To enable the Musicians Benevolent Fund to care for musicians suffering from crippling and degenerative diseases by providing special facilities in their homes or helping with the costs of nursing care, accommodation or other needs. To finance the establishment of a music building at St Hilda's College, Oxford, where Jacqueline du Pre was an honorary fellow.

For the relief of poverty, sickness and distress amongst serving and retired ambulance personnel and their immediate families.