Health Charities That specialise in Healthcare provider

Make grants to individuals when needed subject to the charity's rules.

The Charity provides equipment and improvements to the Foundation Trust Hospitals in Peterborough

To provide funds for amenities for patients at Clatterbridge Hospital to provide a link between the hospitals and the public they serve. To foster the interest of the public in the work of the hospitals and the patients they serve.

To elevieate stress and promote wellbeing for those in hospital and local care homes by broadcasting music to patients/clients and others.

Activities include a supply of homemade cakes on a weekly basis to the Injured and sick Military in Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, with monthly visits to the Rehabilitation Centre at Stanford Hall. along with other rehabilitation units Hasler company, CASEVAC Club and wherever else invited to support our injured personnel. Bringing a boost to morale to aid physical & Mental health recovery.

We provide continuous live or recorded radio service for the enterainment of patients ,staff and visitors at the Luton & Dunstable Hospital.To engage patients in broadcast through visits to the wards,request from patients,staff,ralatives.We aim to help the patients feel part of the community,decrease feelings of isolation and contrbute to the well-being and recovery of patients in L & D area

A Charity to support people in the Hartlepool area who have Multiple Sclerosis. We provide advice and information, complementary therapy and counselling if required, a monthly newsletter and social outings. We are providing to members a specialised hospital passport for use in emergency admissions.

The band continues to promote and teach brass band music in the community and regularly supports other organisations with their events and fund raising. The band has made a number of donations including to Chestnut Tree House and Brighton Hospital

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation and protection of seals in the North East of England and throughout the UK through rescue, treatment, rehabilitation and release back into the wild.

This charity provides health services which include eye catoract operations, general medicine for all age groups. Currently it is providing this service to eighty villages in Punjab, India.

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Through our charitable foundation, we aim to support and advance education by sponsoring economically disadvantaged students, relieve poverty by providing basic needs and food supplies to the economically challenged, promote health by supporting care homes and hospitals, and provide support to individuals and communities in need across our beloved island nation, St. Lucia.

To rescue and rehabilitate wild animals. Also to provide the public with information on the care of the environment and wild animals

Provide transport for the elderly and disabled to hospital, doctors, etc.

Active support for the daily life of Moorfields Eye Hospital from a network of volunteers. Financial support for the work of the Hospital, particularly the comfort and welfare of patients. Also funding for necessary equipment and miscellaneous items, responding to needs as and when highlighted.

Established to perpetuate the memory of the Regiment known as Hodson's Horse and the British officers who served in it. Annual grants are given to: King Edward VII Hospital (' Sister Agnes'), Scholarships for the education of children of soldiers in India; provision of medals and trophies for sports events run by the Royal Armoured Corps and a HH Merit award for overseas cadets at RMAS Sandhurst.

We provide support to families affected by miscarriage, still-birth, termination for medical reasons (TFMR) and neonatal death. We do this by providing items such as sibling bereavement support packs and other resources directly to hospitals and individuals.

medical health camps in a village called Sasam in Gujarat ,India and other Indian villagesSponsored Cataracts operations which are carried out at Bareja Eye Hospital in Ahmedabad, Gujarat,India IndiaConstruction of toilets in village plus provide educational material for school and uniforms for studentsIn U.K. Positive Sight gives regular donations to RNBI,SENSE and BLIND VETERANS

To provide healthcare services for the local hospital and community.

Provision of public: Religious services; healing services; spiritual development groups; philosophy groups; workshops; Open DaysBy request healers visit hospital patients and in their own homesFundraising for other charities, Embracing Age, Isle of WightSupport 2 Guide dogs for the blind

fundraise for the use of community

Manages and lets allotments owned by the charity. Leases agricultural land owned by the charity the general relief of the poor of the parish eg. Donations to long term sickness-long term hospital treatment. Supply of fuel, clothing and other necessaries.

The charity is a local choir, providing social activities for local residents, mostly retired people. We give several concerts per year, much of the income going to local and national charities (eg a local hospice, Marie Curie cancer care etc.). Concerts are also given in local care homes.Recently we have successfully started a young peoples choir which is proving very popular.

Our aim is to provide funds for supplying equipment for Saffron Walden hospital and comforts for the patients and tosupplement the services which the NHS can provide. We run a small shop in the hospital and have coffee mornings and flag days in the town.

The object of the League shall be to relieve patients and former patients of the hospital (known as the Wellbeing Centre), and other persons in the community who are sick, convalescent, disabled or infirm and generally to support the work of the hospital and the health and wellbeing of the wider community (residents of Ashburton, Buckfastleigh and their immediate locality)