Health Charities That specialise in Healthcare provider

The charity aims to improve in healthcare to people in underdeveloped countries, particularly in rural areas of sub-Saharan Africa, where access to appropriate levels of healthcare is very difficult.

Cranleigh Heritage Trust is working towards the restoration of the 15th C cottage that formed Cranleigh Cottage Hospital . Grant funding is being sought to bring the cottage back into community use with health-related activities as the focus.

CHURCH AND CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONCHRISTIANITY TO ALL NATIONS REGARDLESS RACE,GENDER OR POLITICAL BACKGROUNDSCOUNSELLING SERVICES, HOUSE AND HOSPITAL VISITATIONS AND PRAYERSREDUCING ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOURSUPPORT AND DONATIONS TO ALL PEOPLE DURING TIMES OF DIFFICULTY E.G. NATURAL DISASTERS, FLOODS ETCSUPPORTING VULNERABLE PEOPLE E.G. ELDERLY, INFIRM, CHILDREN, IMMIGRANTS, HOMELESS ETC

The provision of self contained living accommodation in eight almshouses in the village of Barnwell.

Free Community Hospital/Clinics in PakistanFree Community SchoolWater Filtration PlantWidow HouseOrphanageDrug Awareness Programme in the UK

To raise money for the benefit of patients and their families on Somersham Ward (Cancer Ward) and oncology clinics at Ipswich Hospital.

Promoting the education including social and physical training of persons under the age of 25 years who are or who have a parent or parents resident in the Parish of Potterhanworth.

We raise funds and donate to selected cancer projects in South Yorkshire, 8 societies, organisations and hospitals were beneficiaries of the fund. We raise money through the resale of second hand goods. All monies taken(except running costs) in the shop are donated. All staff are unpaid volunteers. Year ending 31 September 2013, ?66500 was shared between the 8 beneficiaries.

BREAD raises funds and makes grants to projects run by the Diocese of Morogoro in Tanzania in four main ways: Berega Hospital (serving a wide surrounding area), Berega Orphanage, Berega Institute of Health Sciences (BIHeS) and Bishop Chitemo Primary and Secondary Schools. We also support various village related projects and elective visits by international volunteers.

Collecting books and donating to school library in IndiaPaid students school feesPaid medical expenses of individuals in dire need.Donated to charitable hospitals in India to help in paying the poor patients medical treatments.Donated to orphanages to help with running costs.Helped other charities with running expensesSupported food banks, community kitchens & homeless people in UK

Organise educational seminars, Run a Heart Health Info Desk, Visit patients in hospital, Provide a telephone help line, Run a Community Hub, Organise Day Trips, Have a weekly walk group, Hold social events, Support the Cardiology Dept at Ealing Hospital, Work in the wider community to promote heart health, raise awareness of heart disease, its causes, treatments and help that is available.

AIDS EDUCATION, BOOKS, SCHOOL BUILDING PROJECTS, HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT, AGRICULTURE PROJECTS, WELLS,SMALL BUSINESS INITIATIVES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

The Cornwall Leukaemia Trust was founded in 1981 to help patients with leukaemia and allied disorders in Cornwall. The Trust has achieved this aim, primarily by supporting the work of the haematology department of the Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust and continues to actively support the activities and development of this department and others.

Neoangels supports families of sick and premature babies on the Neonatal Unit at the University Hospital of North Tees amd at James Cook University Hospital. Our aim is to support families, staff and babies on our unit in as many ways possible by using a holistic approach.

Grants and awards to persons from the Peoples Republic of China to study and research in certain specified fields at post-graduate level and above at UK Universities and hospitals

The Charity supplies Teddy Bears to Hospitals, A & E Clinics and associated similar Services across Northumberland and North Tyneside to relieve distress and sufferings of Patients, particularly Children

Sponsor specialist asthma nursesProvide specialist asthma management training to school nurses, school staff and other who work with childrenPurchase equipment for children's hospital wards where funding cannot be provided from other sources.Raise awareness of the causes prevention and treatment of asthma.We also educate people/nurses/children with regards to asthma car

Almshouse accommodation for residents of Elton, Stibbington & Water Newton in the county of Cambridgeshire.

Baptism, Marriage, Babies & Children Dedication, Funerals, Children's Sunday School based on Christian principles & provide facilities for meetings of members of our local Neighbourhood Watch and Tenants Association. Contributions to various charities, including Richard House Hospice, food parcels for the elderly, sick and needy. Bible studies, prayer and fellowship - all open to the community.

To provide accommodation in the almshouses for persons qualifying according to the conditions as laid by the Trust Deed

To further the education of registered nurses and midwives who are members of the Kings College Hospital Nurses League in furtherance of this object the trustees shall apply the net income of the trust in one or more of the following ways:- in awarding to such persons grants towards post registration education and attendance at the professional conferences and courses approved by the trustees.

Raise funds to supply ancillary equipment and comforts to Danetre Hospital and ancillary units in Daventry

Providing essential equipment and improving services for children's and neonatal wards that cannot be funded from any other source.

Current activities:-Participatory dance and music and dance performance projects at Alder Hey Children's Hospital, Liverpool.Includes working creatively with infants, children and young people on hospital wards with acute conditions. (Cardiac, neurological, renal).

The Charity Commission has approved that income should be expended for the benefit of nurses and ex nurses of the Royal Free Hospital under the following headings:a) Educational needsb) Recuperative holidays for those in need of a change or who were unable to afford such holidays from thier own resourcesc) Those in need