Health Charities That specialise in Healthcare provider

To promote Jain / Hindu religion for the Vanik Community in the UK.To advance education and relieve poverty among the Vanik Community and other areasCurrently donated to Hospital, animal and children's charity, overseas aid and some in processReligious events organised

We are a charity in a rural area of Wiltshire. We provide transport to the general public, but mainly the elderly for visits to GP's surgeries, hospitals in three major cities, dentists, vets and residential homes. We also provide a limited service of shopping.

Mainly concerned with General Charitable purposes, including payments to organisations such as hospices.

The charity purchases equipment and gifts for the hospital and local clinics for the benefit of the patients.

Our aim is to help and support patients with cancer who live in the Frinton on Sea area. We try to arrange transport for hospital visits including treatment for chemo/radiotherapy.

Broadcasting Radio programmes to the local hospital in Gosport and inhabitants of the surrounding area while promoting activities in the local community.

MAIN BRIEF IS FUND RAISING FOR THE HOSPITAL. PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR EQUIPMENT PURCHASES & STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS AS REQUIRED. PATIENT SUPPORT SERVICE BY WAY OF RUNNING A TEA BAR FOR OUTPATIENTS : TROLLEY SHOP FOR DAY UNIT & WARDS:PLANS ARE IN PLACE TO REFURBISH THE DAY UNIT

ADVANCING POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL AND DENTAL EDUCATION AND ASSISTING IN THE EDUCATION AND FURTHER TRAINING OF SURGEONS, DOCTORS, DENTISTS AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL AND DENTAL PROFESSIONS AND NURSES AND MEMBERS OF OTHER PROFESSIONS SUPPLEMENTARY TO MEDICINE AND THEREBY TO IMPROVE THE MEDICAL SERVICES AVAILABLE TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE AREA SERVED BY THE QUEEN ELIZABETH II HOSPITAL.

The League of Friends of Warwick Hospital aims to encourage the interest of the public in the patients of Warwick Hospital and the raising of funds for the benefit or welfare of the patients and staff or to supplement the resources of the hospital service. The League of Friends also assists in the recruitment of voluntary workers in the hospital.

We generate funds from fund raising activities and then distribute these funds to both local and national charities.The Padstow Charitable Trust distributed -?3275 to charities in the year end 30th June 2010. The main donations were made to local hospices and Shelterbox which were in total -?2550

Fund raising by membership subscriptions, donations, social events and the receipt of legacies. Working through a Volunteer Committee to consider funding Bids from Hospital service providers for specialist equipment which will augment the volume of treatments available to the local community and enhance the patient experience.

Charitable Housing for the poor and needy of Hopton and Carsington

Providing a free radio transmission service to patients within Ysbyty Gwynedd. Providing streaming of the radio service online available for anyone to listen to.

With the rebuild of the hospital, from the original 1930's building to a the new facility, the Friends now provides a small convenience shop for use by the public attending for all outpatient services; also for inpatients and relatives of the four wards, as well as the hospital staff, and respond to requests for medical and other equipment requested.

Support community. Organise day trips and theatre evenings. Pass on to members important information as to their wellbeing and when members are ill at home or hospital or died so that members can support and help each other.

Hospital broadcasting service, based at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff

London Borough of Richmond. Supporting patients of Barnes Hospital (a Mental Health facility) and people with a health need in the community in the area covered. Some active fundraising. Donations, including legacies, are received from members of the Friends and from local organisations.

Fundraising to promote the relief of sickness of children by providing funds to assist with the provision of a bone marrow transplant unit at the Royal Manchester Childrens Hospital.

Basildon Hospital Radio provide an entertainment and information service to the patients, staff and visitors to the hospital. Most of our programmes are music based with our daily request shows and our weekly programme aimed at the hospital staff being the most popular. We are staffed entirely by volunteers and broadcast 24 hours per day with both live and computer-controlled programmes.

The Charity distributes various monies to support a variety of charities such as care and relief of cancer, hospitals, art, animals, church, children, lifeboats, ex-servicemen. It operates in Scotland as well as England.

The Friends run a small cafe, managed entirely by volunteers, which provides the funds to enable the purchase of amenities and equipment for all the patients who attend, and staff who work at Barking Community Hospital.

WVC provides services such as transport to medical facilities (hospital, dentist & optician appointments) and to and from social/educational opportunities.

Grants for educational purposes

1/ Making grants to Christian charities. 2/ Making grants and paying pensions to former employees of the Mildmay Mission Hospital who are in impoverished circumstances.

To providing radio programmes to the patients and staff of Worthing and Southlands hospital