Health Charities That specialise in Healthcare provider support

The charity operates in Gwynedd and Powys and offers assistance to the general public in the medical,sickness, and health areas.

Raising and collection of donations from local community to help provide essentials equipment and support to local hospital and care home.

Raising funds to relieve sickness of patients in surgery of Lingfield and Dormansland, Surrey and the surrounding area by providing additional and improved facilities and amenities not normally provided from statutory 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.

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

To provide funds to supply Pendle Community Hospital with any equipment it requires and to supply its patients with any comforts that are neccessary

To improve the welfare of residents within the catchment area of the Named Hospital by the provision of equipment, help, goods as requested from time to time.

provide financial donations to the patients of mann Cottage Surgery to help with equipment needed to treat different conditions.we raise funds via fundraising .

To relieve patients and former patients of St. Mary's Hospital and others in the community who are sick, convalescing, disabled, handicapped or in need of support and assistance. Generally to support the charitable work of the hospital, and the furthering and promotion of health related matters and concerns within the City of Portsmouth.

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

The charity raises funds to support patient care in Scarborough NHS Trust.

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

To raise funds and act as custodian of monies collected to support Hunstanton Medical Practice (Surgery) in delivering care to its patients.

Engaged in activities which support the surgery and advance the health care of its patients.

We provide a service taking and collecting people to and from the surgery/hospital as and when needed

Fund raising for the benefit of Ashford Hospital in Middlesex.

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.

The health centre in Kubuneh Kubuneh Village (The Gambia) provides first line, nurse led, cheap medical care to the local people. Most of the funding and staff are voluntary or charitable in nature. Kubuneh Health help provide consistent funding for: affordable medicines, maintenance of the ambulance, local staff wages and also education to assist the local health care staff and patients.

Financial /practical assistance to individual patients or family members, for example, for transport or accommodation costs. Provision of equipment not available on the NHS. Maintenance of the garden.

The following was agreed at our AGM on 20/03. St. Mary's League of Hospital & Community Friends IOS would cease activity and fundraising from the end of the financial year...4th April 2023. We agreed that after all outstanding requests have been met, the remaining funds will be divided equally between St. Mary's Hospital, Park House residential home & the Medical Launch for off-islanders.

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

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

we hold coffee mornings occasionally

To date 93 hospital staff's children have been given educational grants to fund a year's school fees, as part of our project to support and retain the lower paid hospital staff. Working with the our Ugandan trustees and hospital executive staff, a project proposal has been written to support the development of a nursing and midwifery school for which we are continuing to seek funding.