Health Charities That specialise in Hospice

To relieve sickness, infirmity and the disabilities attendant amongst persons living in South Cumbria and North Lancashire by providing a local broadcasting service for hospitals, hospices, old persons homes and similar institutions and, wherever possible, providing a similar service within the local community to assist patients receiving care in the community.

We raise funds from the public at local community events, supermarket "bucket" collections, pub raffles of supplied Chocolate Santas & Easter Eggs, and donations from events where we assist organisers, e.g. managing parking. Donations are made to local organisations supporting Youth, Elderly and Disabled; Hospice and individuals, plus regional, national & worldwide via Lions Clubs International.

The object of the charity is to relieve the suffering of cats that are in need of care and attention, in particular those who are elderly, infirm, chronically and terminally ill and to provide facilities for their reception and care.

The Lexi Doll Charity provide and donate Lexi dolls to bereavement teams in hospitals & hospices across the country to offer to children who have lost a sibling or relatives baby

The first globally managed freely available website & app which brings real-time international intelligence for professionals working in hospice, palliative & end of life care. From the web, smart phones & tablets they can find the latest news, commentary & analysis from across the world, stay in touch, share learning, spark debate and be part of a global workforce advocating for hospice care.

Wishing Well is a small International Children's Charity. We work in Romania, Tanzania and the UK. We work mostly through volunteers in the field of health and education.

ARCH aims to promote the relationship between the arts & medicine & educate the public in how these may be used to protect & preserve health. The charity arranges fundraising events which fund concerts for patients & staff in hospitals, hospices & old people's homes in England, Scotland & Wales, as well as supporting projects for children in deprived areas.

Support people in hospitals,. hospices and detention centres with befriending ,giving moral support ,helping with chores such as shopping and gardening for the elderly in England ,sourcing clothing ,toys,sporting and educational equipment and developing selfsustaining projects for the disadvantaged communities in Zimbabwe. We also help pay fees for some disadvantaged children.

Raising funds by organising various events, functions, raffles etc.Disbursing funds for various welfare purposes to individuals & organisations such as local appeals to fund hospice , CAT scanners. Sponsor young people both locally and overseas.Water Aid and Lions global projects such as Sight First.

Working locally, nationally ,and Internationally as part of Rotary International, the club responds to needs in the community and further afield as the occasions arise. Recent monies have been raised for relief of famine in the Horn of Africa, mosquito nets for anti malarial use , the RNLI, water aid, A local Hospice and the RI ,end polio now campaign

The objectives are: Relief of persons suffering from Hansens Disease (leprosy)Relief of the poor and most disadvantagedSupport of Hospices within the UKSupport of education

Llandudno Rotary club is a member of RIBI. Charity income is raised by Club Members activities in LLandudno area by organising collections at Christmas, Llandudno Extravaganza, and members donations. Donations and help given to local charities e.g. hospices, disable school, international charities, and Rotary Foundation

Grants are made twice a year to Southolt Church, Village Residents, Local Community Bus, Parish Newsletter(s), East Anglian Air Ambulance, EACH - East Anglian Children's Hospice and others based on need including grants in support of the Village Environment.

We conduct fundraising events on behalf of organisations in the Sierra Leonean community. We donate funds to organisations such as hospitals, churches, hospices and schools in order to enrich the standard and quality of life for fellow Sierra Leoneans

The Sahana Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the lives of patients with end-stage diseases in Sri Lanka. We aim to raise public awareness about palliative care, establish hospices in collaboration with local NGOs, and provide essential care to those in need. As a community-focused, non-profit organization, we are committed to making compassionate and accessible palliative care a reality.

Raising money for hospices

RAISING FUNDS TO SUPPORT ADDENBROOKES HOSPITAL, IPSWICH HOSPITAL & EAST ANGLIAN CHILDREN?S HOSPICES. MAKING GRANTS TOWARDS FUNDING A MUSIC THERAPY POST, SUPPLYING MUSIC TROLLEYS THAT CAN BE USED FOR MUSICAL ACTIVITIES WHILE CHILDREN ARE STAYING IN HOSPITAL, & PROVIDING GIFTS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OR OTHER MUSIC RELATED ITEMS TO INDIVIDUALS, VIA REQUESTS FROM THE HOSPITAL PAEDIATRIC DEPARTMENTS.

The charity provide Place of worship for all Christians, an avenue for communal fellowship, a forum for sharing the bible and sharing other skills eg medical mission,Health MOT,business administration skill set,support for widows,charities eg St Joseph's hospice

Provide funds to assist hospices and the families of those affected by life-limiting illness

Raise funds for various charities, local and world wide ie. Cancer Research, , Hospice's, Water Aid,Requests from local people in need, and many more causes too numerous and varied to list.

THE RELIEF OF SICKNESS AND THE DISTRESS ARISING THEREFROM BY THE PROMOTION OF DRAMA, MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT FOR PATIENTS AND SIBLINGS OF HOSPITALS, HOSPICES AND CARE CENTRES.

Donate to various charities such as Farleigh Hospice.

General charitable purposes including using the income earned to help entities such as the Malta Hospice Movement, an organisation focussed on palliative care and the Daughters of the Mary Help of Christians.

Providing music therapy in hospices, special schools, care homes and in the community.Promoting the development of music therapy in palliative care through workshops and courses.Establishing and evaluating clear therapeutic practices of music therapy in palliative care.Initiating and developing research projects on the provision of music therapy in palliative care.

We have organised two fundraising events in the fourth year of Megan's Challenge.In May we held our first 10K Fun Run/Walk which took place round the village of Gayton, Norfolk. Following track and road. Our chosen charity for this event was The Norfolk Hospice - Tapping House. In September we held our second Butterfly Ball to raise money for Megan's Challenge