Health Charities That specialise in Health services

Providing activities towards education and training

SARAC provides counselling, support and advice to males and females over the age of 11 who have experienced rape, sexual and/or domestic abuse at any time in their lives. Also offer support to partners, family members, friends, colleagues who are also affected by a person's abuse. Offers telephone helpline, face to face counselling and group sessions. Also provide training to other agencies.

Provides a drop in centre, counselling and health provisions for young people in London Colney

Provision of emergency food supplies. Loans for necessities eg cookers. Personal advocacy re statutory groups eg local council, police. Training of local community volunteers. Listening - counselling poor mental health sufferers, appropriate referrals. Provides youth activities, mentoring and training. Trains volunteers and brings the community together in events and family days.

108 - Religious activities207 - General public/Mankind306 - Provides services (eg care/counselling)

WE PROVIDE A FACILITY FOR GROUPS OF ALL AGES. WE HOLD GROUPS FOR THE OVER 50'S, LADIES GROUP, TOTSTOP- A GROUP FOR MUMS AND TOTS (0-5YRS), SHAKEN YOUTH GROUP AND OUR M.A.D GROUP - MAKING A DIFFERENCE. HERE WE PROVIDE A WEEKLY MEAL FOR THE HOMELESS AND NEEDY AS WELL AS GIVING COUNSELLING AND ADVICE. OUR DOORS ARE OPEN TO ALL.

Relate South Essex aims to offer good quality counselling, mediation, training, support and guidance to the local communities. The focus of our work is improving relationships at home, at work and in social settings thereby enabling people to lead satisfying and creative lives.

Counselling and Advice

the purchase of medical equipment and facilities to be used for the benefit of patients

OFFERING SUPPORT TO POORLY OR PALLIATIVE PATIENTS

charity operates from surgery. funds raised by patients donating

The making of small grants to nurses employed in the NHS towards the cost of course fees to enable them to undertake approved training as specialist oncology nurses.

The Charity provides accompanied holidays for people with disabilities living mainly within the areas shown. A typical group size of 24 persons would include 2 qualified nurses, 10 people with a range of disabilities and 12 volunteer helpers who give care 24 hours per day for the duration of the holiday.

We provide counselling services.

Promotion of the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle, and the importance of maintaining good personal mental and physical health.

The FCRF is established to relieve persons at risk or following cardiac surgery within the Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne catchment area and includes the provision of facilities for rehabilitation therapy, advancing education in such matters. Activities include the provision of supervised exercise, dietary advice and other rehabilitation therapy, together with a support group.

Education, training, development

We work with vulnerable young people under 25 years of age who are in need of support by offering short stay accommodation, counselling and advice. They may be experiencing difficulty obtaining employment, have low basic skills, lack of motivation and have substance mis-use problems.

To raise funds for the provision of resources to assist in the relief of sickness and preserve health among persons resident, permanently or temporarily, in Porlock and it its immediate surround.

RAISES MONEY FOR MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOR VERY SICK CHILDREN WHO CAN BE NURSED AT HOME

Acts as an umbrella organisation for local users of the sports field in Boston Spa. To develop the sports field for the broader use of the local community to improve their general health and wellbeing. These organisations are Boston Spa Bowling Club and Boston Spa Tennis Club.

The charity's principal object is to provide home nursing and pallative care, without charge, to terminally ill patients in South Warwickshire.

Faces in Focus aims to empower young people between 13 and 25 yrs. to make informed choices and decisions in thier lives in arears of housing , welfare rights, training, employment and health.Faces in Focus does this by providing a comprehensive service of information, advice, counselling, volunteering opportunities and resources for young people whose needs are not normally met elsewhere.

Accommodation providing care, support and supervision for vulnerable people. Homoeopathic treatment is provided within the support criterion to address both physical and emotional issues. Accommodation is only provided for people needing care, support or supervision. Homoeopathic treatment is also available to the general public in receipt of benefits/low income.

Support to people with mental health problems drop ins advice counselling