Health Charities That specialise in Healthcare provider support

To provide equipment and medical facilities for the benefit of patients.

Supporting the Porthleven Surgery with the purchase following fund raising of medical equipment and the servicing costs of some equipment when necessary.

SUPPORT TO PATIENTS AND MEDICAL STAFF OF TESTVALE SURGERY

Cake stall, Tombola, Easter Egg, Bottle stalls. A Christmas raffle. Money we raise goes to help patients. We hold these stalls in the main entrance of the Eye department.

To provide funds - by subscription and donation - to be used for equipment or otherwise for benefit of patients and staff.

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

The Charity raises funds for the benefit of patients and staff by way of fund raising and subscriptions. It also provides volunteers for various activities at the Hospital and ensures that the needs of the Hospital are made known to the public

The charity exists to provide equipment and assist those providing health care for residents within the Lynton area.

To relieve patients and invalids in the community who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm or in need of financial assistance

we hold coffee mornings occasionally

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

To provide comforts to patients in The Cavendish Hospital Buxton and clinic patients and visitors to MIU at Buxton Cottage Hospital, also supporting patients of Buxton Hospitals in the community requiring aftercare.

We make Donations every Year to Trusted Organizations, who have Inspired us in the Work they do, within the Categories / Fields in which we would like to see both Young and the Elderly benefit.Good Health is a Priority & a Right for anyone.Therefore, Organizations who are able to reach out & make a difference have always Commanded our Support.

Fundraising eventsDonation of hospital equipment and supplies to a number of health care facilities in Jamaica

The objective of the League are to assist patients both in hospital and in community settings with benefits which would otherwise be unavailable to them. The League of Friends disperses funds to help in these objectives.The League operates in the whole of Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.

To supplement the service provided by the St Keverne Health Centre for the health, welfare, education and comfort of the patients thereof by the provision of facilities and equipment which may be required for the treatment of such patients, or, for the efficient running of the Health Centre.

To mobilise, encourage, foster and maintain the interest of the public in the patients and the support of the work of Didcot Hospital by means of voluntary service. During the year the league has continued its normal pattern of activity. The principal fund raising being an occasional hospital fete and the principal charitable expenditure being the provision of various amenities for the patients an

Raise money to buy equipment and sundries for Solihull Hospital solely for the purpose of the welfare of the patients. We also provide a trolley service to all the wards serving sweets confectionary and non alcoholic drinks to the patients. We also run golf days, summer fete, social functions and a sales in the hospital for the visitors on a weekly basis.

Allocation of monies donated to the League of Friends by the public, to wards and departments of the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital

Fundraising to support the wellbeing of patients and their carers in the Saltash area, while also serving as a champion for community healthcare locally.

To provide funds to supplement the resources of the hospital service. To make submission on any matter of NHS or management policy within the hospital as so far as it affects the residents of the hospital. To support research into the causes, prevention and treatment of mental handicap

Table top sales, coffee mornings, raffles. Donations given by patients in appreciation of help given to elderly relatives by the medical staff. Donations given in memoriam of lost loved ones. Occasional sponsored walk by staff.

Fundraising wholly for the use of the doctors and nurses of Constantine Surgery, who supply to their patients and equip the practice with services and items not available as the freely-supplied section their NHS funds.

The charity runs a small shop within the Adelaide complex to provide elderly and disabled clients the opportunity of personally purchasing small everyday items and treats. It also holds raffles and competitions with proceeds helping to purchase little luxuries such as televisions for bedrooms, regular live entertainers and Christmas presents and treats for the clients resident at Christmas.

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