Health Charities That specialise in Healthcare provider

To support the charitable work of the Fenwick Health and Wellbeing Centre

Providing music therapy and expression through music, art and play for sick or disabled children and teenagers in hospital, school or wherever needed. To support sick or disabled children, young people and their families providing special requirements as necessary to alleviate the trauma, stress and suffering of the whole family unit.

To raise funds to relieve patients of Sandwell Hospital by purchasing equipment.which is used to enhance their reecovery and well being

An almshouse charity operating exclusively within the town of Macclesfield, Cheshire, providing accommodation for poor aged women and or married couples.

The principal objective of the League is to help and benefit patients and medical staff at the West Berkshire Community Hospital. It seeks to meet its objective by funding the purchase of medical equipment for use within the West Berkshire Community Hospital and by Community Nursing. This equipment would not otherwise be available and the League selects equipment on the basis of merit and need

To provide equipment and comforts to help make patients stay in hospital more enjoyable

We are a midwifery organisation offering support & training to midwives and other clinicians involved in maternity services, neonatal & women's health in the Hoima & Kikuube Districts of Uganda. We manage two rural clinics providing 24/7 maternity services; have a vehicle for emergency referrals; & work closely with our partners at Azur Health Centre, a non-governmental, not for profit hospital.

As our name suggests we provide funds solely for use by the Sheffield Childrens Hospital wards/departments.

We believe in supporting quality of life. The Full Circle Fund is dedicated to supporting the quality of life of children and adults with life-limiting illnesses at St George's Hospital, Tooting. We receive no government or NHS funding and rely totally on donations to support this service.

Relief for persons suffering from cancer or other terminal diseases.Support of distressed and impoverished people.Advancement of education and support of school and hospitals.

Provision of six one bedroom flats at St. Giles Hospital, King Street, Wilton, for persons in need who are connected to Wilton.

Medaid UK helped build 100 bed rural hospital in Adwir, Alebtong District and 30 beds Maternity Unit at Alemere Medical Aid Uganda Community Health Centre in Northern Uganda. Working in partnership with partners in Uganda, DRC, Namibia, Ivory Coast, South Africa and Cameroon to save and transform lives of local communities by providing OPHTASCAN an AI cancer and diabetes type 2 screening tool.

Advancing the education and training of fundraisers in the hospice movement.

To promote the relief of children who are in need, by enabling the four member charities to better meet their respective purposes, across the UK. The funds raised through the Consortium contribute to the lives of working parents, children in after school clubs and in hospital, as well as those children living with foster families.

Friends of the Beacon is the charitable body supporting the non NHS activities of the Beacon Centre in Guildford (part of Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care) a Palliative Day Care facility for persons suffering from cancer or other life changing/threatening illlness serving patients within the area covered by the Surrey PCT

The charity provides support to a cardiac rehabilitation programme, including exercise classes and counselling services, for all cardiac patients in the catchment area of Yeovil District Hospital. Fundraising events and private donations enable the charity to maintain and replace gym equipment for the rehabilitation unit and and to fund specialist training for the cardiac staff at YDH.

1. Provides funding to pay travelling and subsistence expenses for volunteer medical personnel to work in developing countries. 2. Provides medical equipment and supplies to hospitals in developing countries. 3. Supports medical establishments in developing countries by meeting their needs in any other appropriate ways.4. Supports health and education in orphanages in developing countr

THE OBJECTS OF THE LEAGUE SHALL BE TO ASSIST PATIENTS AND FORMER PATIENTS OF STRATTON HOSPITAL AND OTHER PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY, WHO ARE SICK, CONVALESCENT, DISABLED, HANDICAPPED, INFIRM OR IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE AND GENERALLY TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE WORK OF THE SAID HOSPITAL AND COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE SERVICES IN THE AREA SERVED BY THE HOSPITAL.

We also provide 'pastoral care', place of worship, bereavement support, religious services nationwide, visit Hindu patients in hospitals, provide cultural activities for young Hindus. Provide religious awareness courses on Hinduism to schools and public services. Provide a volunteer for Nottingham Trent University as a chaplain and advisor.

To treat and rehabilitate sick, injured and orphaned wild birds and animals with the sole intention of returning them to the wild.To conduct and supervise environmental studies and research into wildlife rehabilitation. All our research is non-invasive, with the welfare of the animals always our foremost priority.To deliver educational talks to schools and groups at local and national level.

The charity works to improve the delivery of anaesthesia in poor countries. To achieve this the charity: Supplies anaesthetic equipment that is suitable for use in developing world hospitals. Trains medical and technical staff in poor countries to safely deliver anaesthesia and keep anaesthetic equipment in working order. Supports research to improve delivery of anaesthesia in poor countries.

The Rhythm Foundation is a charity that works alongside The Rhythm Studio to fund music activities for children and young people in London. We offer financial support for music projects based in and out of schools and hospitals, providing young people with musical opportunities that would not otherwise be possible.

Relieve people in hardship, aged or sick. Church service/activity, Bible study, hospital visit, personal visit, cell group, training, pray and comfort, equip and share the love of God. Youth activity and meeting, Sunday school bring youngsters together,to show talents, teach discipline,to give children in need, good manners and love community. Church trips to communicate, love and serve community.

Promote the provision of palliative care in order to relieve the suffering of the terminally ill in Ethiopia by providing financial, educational and practical support

HEALTH...SUPPORTING HOSPITALS AND HEALTH WORK IN NEPAL