Health Charities That specialise in Health services

To assist women and girls in financial need and to encourage the development of counselling and community work skills within the area of the Wearmouth Deanery of the Church of England Diocese of Durham.

The income of the charity is applied in paying bursaries for the education at the college of St Mary Winchester of boys being sons of persons in need of monetary assistance who either are or have been members of the Royal College of Surgeons (England) or persons who either are or have been holders of an incumbency of the Church of England in England or Wales.

To give help to the need and distress of people with cancer or with other illnesses who can benefit from its services, and their families and friends. It does this through counselling, healing, relaxation, diet advice and supporting therapy work. Based in an appropriately equipped centre, all its work is complementary to the treatment given by patients' own doctors or hospitals.

We provide a community building for hire to people of the village for activities such as bingos, meetings, parties and surgeries.

Providing and advancing the study and general knowledge of science and medicine, surgery and dentistry which is achieved by the charity's wholly owned subsidiary which operates a conferencing and education facility with particular emphasis in the medical sector.To support free use of the ARK Centre by members of the public, patient groups and other community.

Provides comforts and amenities not supplied by NHS for patients and staff of local hospital. Provides ultra modern medical equipment not afforded by NHS - including that for prompt diagnosis and treatment of patients on admission. The thousands spent have benefitted the medical staff and nursing staff but most importantly the patients themselves.

Weekly befriending coffee sessions for multicultual communities especially the isolated; setting up of a community info point. Weekly children & youths activities including, group discussions, games, setting up of community library. Educational trips and half term music workshop. Community Visitations. Evangelistic outreach. Advice and counselling. Donations to individuals and charities.

We purchase medical equipment to benefit patients of the Hartington Surgery

A public museum for housing and exhibition of relics belonging to Dr Samuel Hahnemann, a public library for housing and reading of publications of Dr Samuel Hahanemann. All in aid of advancement of the teaching and practice of homeopathy and research in matters relating to homeopathy

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.

Aims are to collect money for purchasing and maintaining medical equipment for use in the local Health Centres and by the District nurses to help people in the home.

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

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.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain the welfare, in partiucular the relief of sickness and preservation of health, of the residents of Amberley. Activities include the provision of surgery/clinic premises and grants to eligible individuals or local organisations consistent with the objectives of the Trust.

We have a range of activities available such as rainbows, brownies, St. John Ambulance, Gardening Club, afternoon plus (social group for the young at heart), Boogie Bounce, Keep Fit, Zumba, tap dance, Stay and Play, Coffee Shop and we also hire out our premises for parties or social events.

Provides monetary awards to nurses who have completed their training within the Newcastle Hospitals Trust and who have excelled at both the written examinations and their practical work.

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.

For the benefit of sick/poor residents in the Parish of Grayshott in making money grants to enable them to obtain food, medicines, medical comforts, bedding, food, medical/surgical appliances and domestic help. To pay the expenses of convalescence or of domestic help during convalescence. This is provided that no such payment of the above is made to relieve rates, taxes or other public funds.

Provide meeting facilities for the community including, St John Ambulance , Youth activities &U3A art group and indoor games.

RELIEF IN NEEDThis charity is able to offer relief in need , if the need is not available from any other source, regardless of the individuals income. We do not offer long term care. Sometimns we share the cost with another charity. Help is only available to individuals residing in the area stated in the Charity Commission Scheme.have covered almost all grant suggestions in Scheme.

To give assistance to the hospital in obtaining any necessary amenity which may be desirous in carrying out patient care and comfort within the hospital and also to support the community nursing staff to enable them to perform their duties in a professional and caring manner.

To relieve hardship among persons of the Jewish faith in Dorset and Hampshire. To visit Jewish patients in their private homes in hospitals and in nursing and residential homes. To provide aid to charitable causes as the committee may from time to time decide. To give support to the Bournemouth Community Hebrew Congregation. All of the above apply where reasonably possible.

General charitable purposes including using the income earned to help entities such as the Malta Hospice Movement, an organisation focussed on palliative care and the Daughters of the Mary Help of Christians.

The advancement of the Christian religion either in the United Kingdom or overseas;The advancement for the public benefit of religious or other education;The relief of the aged poor sick or disabled, through Pastoral Care and Counselling

Raise funds for local charitable requirements such as:Local Motability Services not national fundingLocal Samaritans not national fundingBritish Schools CharityYoung Speaking Challenge with schoolsTake elderly out for Lunch, etcYoung peoples' challengesInternational help for Rotary International Projects