Health Charities That specialise in Healthcare provider

The charity applies the income from the trust fund for the benefit of the following charities, in equal proportions:-Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital Fund-Royal Commonwealth Society for Blind-Royal National Institute for the Blind

Raise funds & finance to establish a dedicated centre at the Royal Surrey County Hospital - Guildford - for the treatment of and research into diabetes and other endocrine disorders.

Providing equipment and services to Petersfield Hospital

Currently we are aiming to raise funds to build hospital for poor people abroad. Help local charity for cancer research and polio research.

Friends of Chailey Heritage supports all monetary requests from Chailey Heritage School and The Chailey Heritage Enterprise Centre. FOCH has an audit examination each year.

The Cardiac Exercise Club provides supervised exercise facilities to BACPR standards for anybody who has or has had circulatory problems(CHD, heart bypass, stroke or carotid artery surgery etc),COPD, or diabetes and wishes to extend the benefits of their treatment. The aims are to prevent a return to hospital and improve the health and ongoing quality of life of our members..

For the provision of affordable housing for persons over the age of 55 years of age in Goodnestone, Nr Canterbury, Kent

The purpose of the Society is the creation and broadcast of radio programmes for the benefit and entertainment of the Trust's patients, their families and friends, staff and volunteers together with the wider community supported by the Trust.

The Society provides grants and equipment to the County Service for Hearing Impaired Children, schools, hospitals and individuals; we also organise outings and events for the children and their families. Additionally it provides an information service for parents to enable them to make the best choices for their children.For more info visit our website - www.dorsetdcs.co.uk

The FOYH 1. provides committed, caring volunteers who help NHS staff meet the needs of patients;2. buys equipment or services for the benefit of patients that may not be readily available to be funded by the NHS Trust:3. raises funds and receives contributions from persons or organisations by way of subscription, covenant, donation, legacy or otherwise

TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF PENRITH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

A HELPING HAND FOR DISABLED AND ELDERLY PEOPLE AND THEIR CARERS IN BYFLEET AND WEST BYFLEET. VOLUNTEERS CAN PROVIDE TRANSPORT TO DO SHOPPING, GO TO DOCTORS OR HOSPITAL, GO VISITING ETC AND MAY BE ABLE TO CARRY OUT ODD JOBS.

Provide transport for our less able clients to take them to hospital appointments and doctors surgery. We also take them shopping, to stroke clubs, hairdressers and dentists. These trips are carried out with our team of volunteer drivers.We also have a caring arm of Downton Link mainly befriending our clients who have lost their love ones or are lonely

The choir raises money through a fund-raising Christmas Concert in order to support a local Hospital, Health-related project, charity or organisation. The selected beneficiary varies each year, and the choir rehearses for the Concert from September to December.

Holding regular Lectures, arranging visits of artistic and cultural interest, working as volunteers at local museums and libraries, encouraging participation in art in schools and hospitals

We fund the installation of stair lifts, wheelchair ramps and other domestic aids for people diagnosed with cancer wishing to leave hospital. We work with all areas of the local NHS Trust.Promotional activities to inform local people of the funds purpose and workTrustees are conversant with the charity's aims and are confident with the process of reviewing applications.

The charity engages in religious activities, worship and preaching. We provide for the welfare of our members, providing assistance and grants for those in need, including homes for the elderly. Also we support financially local hospices and worldwide charities, especially in the event of an international emergency.

PROVIDES HELP AND SUPPORT FOR BABIES AND PARENTS IN THE SCBU AT WREXHAM MAELOR HOSPITAL WREXHAM

Organised Camp from 3-8 December 2006 by Shri Ramdev Swami, attended daily by over 1500 people to learn Yoga to alleviate common diseases, improve health and well-being.We provide financial support to children, the elderly, schools and hospitals in Bhuj District, India - during COVID donated masks to Meghpur Villagers, 100 oxygen cylinders to Bhuj Hospital, fitted Sanitisation units in school

A hospital broadcasting service ("Hospital Radio Reading") for the Royal Berkshire Hospital. Patients are visited in their wards and can phone in free from the bedside to take part in programmes. A live and interactive service of record requests, football commentaries & other entertainment (45 hours per week) is augmented by a non-stop automated service of music, news & information at other times.

Promoting and facilitating access to Education and Health for the needy in Pakistan, directly and with registered charities through student sponsorship at all levels , and supply of equipment, computers, sewing machines, library furniture and such to schools, medicines and medical equipment to hospitals, and support for free cataract camps.

Support cardiac patients and their carers.Supply equipment & bursaries for hospital staff within the cardiac unit

The object of the group is to boost the morale of both patient and their families by providing support, guidance and advice by maintaining contact by meetings, social events and provide advice from professional Speakers at monthly meetings. We also support cardiac rehabilitation programmes and make donations from time to time to the Cardiac Units at the two main Nottingham Hospitals.

To work to enhance the quality of life for people in the local community affected by ill health, disability or old age. Also to support the care and well being of patients/users at Savernake Hospital and other local health care facilities, local G.P. surgeries and help to improve the medical provision for these patients/users in the Marlborough area.

The League supports the Williton NHS hospital by donating equipment and giving grants to improve facilities for the benefit of the hospital's patients. Income consists mainly of donations, legacies, interest from deposits, and fundraising activities.