Health Charities That specialise in Healthcare provider

INTRODUCING MICRO FARMING SO THE PEOPLE CAN SURVIVE THE DROUGHTS, ALSO, PROVIDING TRACTOR AND PLOUGH - AND TEACHING THEM TO USE THEM, TO MAKE THEM MORE SELF SUFFICIENT. PROVIDING HOSPITAL WITH AMBULANCE, WHEEL CHAIRS, INCUBATERS, ULTRA SOUND EQUIPMENT, ETC. EDUCATION AID - SUCH AS TEXT BOOKS, COMPUTERS AND SCHOOL UNIFORMS. TO PROVIDE BOREHOLES AND IRRIGATION.LINKING SCHOOLS WALES & SAMBURU.

Supports projects in Hoima Uganda including:The Mustard Seed Orphanage; Azur Maternity Clinic; Hoima Hospital; Canon Nganjali Girls School; Duhaga Boys School and sustainable forestry.

Provide free accommodation and care for the aged, help poor chidren to get to schools, help buid houses for the homeless and people who were affected by the tsunami, donate medicine and medical equipment to hospitals, help construct and operate elders homes, children's homes, maternity homes and hospitals, donate to poor and needy, maintain all services devoid of any differences.

Orphan Aid Malawi has simple aims: survive, learn, earn we will be a link between training and qualified clinicians who can donate time in clinics and hospitals in Malawi. We will sponsor AIDS orphans in boarding secondary schools throughout Malawi to help them become economically independent adults with reasonable employment opportunities from mining, manufacturing, fishing, farming or tourism

To raise money to fund the purchase of life saving medical equipment for use on the Children's High Dependency Ward In York Hospital

We are a small charity based in Devon. We grant wishes to any child, teenager or young adult living in Devon who is currently undergoing treatment for Cancer or Leukaemia. We host a Christmas for all the young people we have helped and their families. We also undertake re-vamping rooms at the RD&E hospital where these patients are treated.

Makes donations for the benefit of Brecon War Memorial Hospital, at the trustees' absolute discretion. No donations made in year.

The trustees plan to undertake the following initial projects:Scholarships to Christ's Hospital SchoolEducational assistance to children from Cornwall

The Recognition and celebration of Sir Ludwig Guttmann with a bronze statue at The National Spinal Injuries Centre, Stoke Mandeville Hospital.A reunion event for past and present patients and staff at the unveiling of the statue in June 2012An arts progamme is being established at The NSIC for spinal injured patients

Operation Eyesight is an international development organization working to prevent blindness and restore sight. We collaborate with our hospital and government partners in low- and middle-income countries to invest in sustainable eye health treatment, blindness prevention and community development. We currently have programs in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia and Zambia.

PROIDING HEALTH CARE

The charity will recruit fully qualified UK medical and allied healthcare staff usually fromthe NHS to travel to Eritrea on a regular basis for a short duration to provide healthcare to thelocal population in hospitals around Eritrea and provide training or education to localhealthcare professionals and/or students

Relief of sickness in Pakistan in general,including specifically the construction and maintenance of hospital and pharmacyfacilities in the region of Azad Kashmir.

The Charity provided financial aid to children disadvantaged by physical or mental disability, political or environmental disaster, physical or mental abuse, or poverty to achieve their full potential through education, training, therapy, or medical treatment. We provide grants to schools teaching children with profound disabilities and children's hospices in UK.

Provide support to families with children suffering from Cancer by funding complimentary therapy service comprised of a Complementary therapy Nurse Specialist (CTNS). Provided at the children?s hospital beds at GOSH or within a complimentary therapy room. Families can also benefit from speaking with the nurse about their treatment. The charity also supports a number of community activities.

Building container clinics and erecting them in Africa. Supplies donated by hospitals, and the public incl. PC's, mobile phones and clothing, to medical supplies,and educational materials. Music, drama and arts events in the UK. Exchange community programmes in Sussex, and Kenya, and Gambia, including underprivileged and disabled people. Exchange teaching of the arts in both countries.

The Charity was developed and launched by its three trustees Gillingham FC Chairman Paul Scally, The Evelina Children?s Hospital?s Paediatric Heart Surgeon Dr Conal Austin and Paediatric Cardiology Consultant Dr John Simpson in 2012The newly formed charity encompasses the work of Mercy Mission which was started in 2001, and acquired charity status in 2005.

We do health activities in the community and health awareness. we also help hospitals in Somaliland with advice and capacity building.

The charity works for the relief of poverty, protection of health for the communities in Somaliland and the Women in the Salahlay in particular.One of the main achievement of the organisation was the opening of a fully operational comprehensive maternity hospital in Salahlay area. The hospital which has been funded through the contribution of the diaspora from that region and Red Crescent Dubai.

Butterfly Giving raises money to support young people, aged 11-24, who have been diagnosed with cancer. We also support friends and family of the young people we work with. Our main activity is currently The Sunshine Project, working with hospitals and individuals to create smiles and moments of happiness.

To establish, preserve and maintain for the public benefit a medical museum within heritage settings at Wrightington Hospital. Provide education on the subject of advances relating to the musculoskletal related treatments, science, research and development with reference to the evaluation of surgical procedures, particularly Charnley related techniques originated at Wrightington Hospital.

The Charity aims to give the opportunity to patients with life-limiting illness, who wish to remain at home for as long as possible, the choice to do so by providing specialist palliative care workers and trained volunteers, who provide support for them and their carers.

In 2014 we facilitated twelve medical students on free elective placements to Mongolia, saving them hundreds to thousands of pounds. From April-December, 140 Mongolian doctors over four hospitals will benefitted from a free English teaching program, allowing them to access English medical resources. We now have 6 volunteers utilizing their expertise in IT, marketing and social media.

The Trust offers support to children with life limiting or terminal illness (and their families). We provide equipment at home and whilst in care to aid the child's prognosis. We offer transportation assistance for out patient appointments away from the child's usual hospital and hotel accommodation for accompanying family. We offer seed funding grants for translational research.

We are a charity which aims to improve laboratory medicine in Africa.TREATMENT STARTS WITH DIAGNOSIS.We are based in the UK and aim to improve health in Africa by supplying laboratory equipment and providing training and volunteers to laboratories, clinics and hospitals serving the public.