Health Charities That specialise in Healthcare provider

1. This Charity, holding in the region of £1,200, was established to provide open space for quiet recreation for the Parish of Frimley. The land in question is a triangle of grass and trees on the Portsmouth Road, immediately opposite Frimley Park Hospital. It is maintained by the Surrey Heath Green Space Team on behalf of Surrey Heath Borough Council.

We are a choir and we sing. We perform a minimum of two major concerts to a maximum of six concerts a year, at various venues in the Portsmouth and Hampshire area. We take part in charity concerts, supporting local charities such as The Rowans Hospice and national charities such as Help For Heroes. We also provide a performance platform for local young musicians of outstanding talent.

The Samaritan Fund for the League of Charing Cross Hospital Nurses, was set up to provide assistance for any member. For those not trained at Charing Cross Hospital, membership of the League is available for those nurses who, following qualification elsewhere, have subsequently held a nursing position for a minimum of 1 year.

The advancement of health and the saving of life and the preservation of health among people residing locally, without discrimination. To provide physical aids, equipment, facilities and services ancillary to those provided by the doctors, to persons suffering from any physical illness. To interact with other groups, clubs & charities in the area working to similar aims.

The trust provides family facilities local in hospitals. Specifically rooms that allow families of seriously ill patients privacy in comfortable surroundings.In addition, to provide days out for local children who are carers.

To provide accommodation for elderly residents in twelve almshouse units, most of which can house couples, together with providing utility services for these dwellings. The criteria for residency is that the applicants must be of modest means and to have lived within the Canterbury City boundary for seven years.

The Charity assists patients of The Royal london Hospital (Per Trust Deed)Also makes donations to other organisations that assist patients of The Royal London Hospital

Provision of Almshouses

Provide or assist in the provision of Educational, Recreational and other Charitable Facilities not normally provided by the Local Education Authority of Newham for the school-aged children on-role at The Tunmarsh Pupil Referral Unit and the Schoolroom at Newham University Hospital.

400 year old charity being freeholders of the land and property known as the Almshouses Church Street Llanrwst.Charitable objects are to provide a community centre for enhancement of education and provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare and for recreation and other leisure activities

To mobilise, encourage, foster and maintain the interest of the public and the patients and support of the work of the Harefield Hospital by means of voluntary service. The charity provides a service to patients, staff and visitors by way of a Refreshment Pavilion and small shop, and to support the Hospital by financing selective projects for which the Hospital Trust has insufficient resources.

Maintain and insure etc Women's Institute Hall. The only hall in the 4 parishes, used by Pixley District Parish Council, Munsley P.C.C., Election Services, Hereford South Farm Women's Club, Hospice fund raising meetings, Munsley W.I., local bands and young dancers use it for practices.

Supporting the work of the national health service in Clydach in the City of Swansea.

Within the Ecclesiastical Parish of Studley cash grants are paid to individuals and to organisations to further the education and religious education of young people and for the relief of need generally in times of crisis. In support of their ancillary activities grants are paid to hospitals and homes for the elderly and the disabled. An annual maintenance grant is paid to the parish Church.

Within the Ecclesiastical Parish of Studley cash grants are paid to individuals and to organisations to further the education and religious education of young people and for the relief of need generally in times of crisis. In support of their ancillary activities grants are paid to hospitals and homes for the elderly and the disabled. An annual maintenance grant is paid to the Parish Church.

The charity helps to relieve poverty in the community and makes grants to individuals and organisations. The charity is currently dormant and has no assets.

Provides convalescence for people who have received hospital care. It can also be used to provide clothing or help someone recovering at home.

The Charitable Trusts for University Hospitals Bristol is a dormant charity since it transferred its assets and liabilities to Above & Beyond (charity number 1170973) on 1 October 2018. Above & Beyond changed its name to University Hospitals Bristol & Weston Charity on 27th October 2021, with the working name of "Bristol & Weston Hospitals Charity". The charity number remains 1170973.

Fund raising for the Bikurcholim Hospital, Jerusalem.

As part of The London City Mission the Bible Flower Mission exists to share with the people of London, patiently, sensitively and individually the transforming love of Jesus Christ, and to enable them to join His Church. The Bible Flower Mission aims particularly at people who are hospitalised.

The charity relieves patients and former patients of the Stroud Hospitals and the Health Centre who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm and in need of health care support or financial assistance and, generally, to support the charitable work of the said hospitals.

Owns property.

Fundraising to provide medical and other equipment needed by health professionals and other healthcare providers.

Following the closure of the original hospital,[Nov 2012] the charity suspended its activities. The Charity continued to meet periodically, to monitor the progress towards replacing the hospital with a "Health and Well-being Hub", from which health services for the public in Havering, both statutory and voluntary, are provided. The Health and Well-being Hub was officially opened in November 2024.

Hospital broadcasting service for Hull & East Yorkshire