Health Charities That specialise in Hospital

HOSTING FOUR REUNIONS A YEAR FOR FORMER PATIENTS OF HEADLEY COURT MILITARY REHABILITATION HOSPITAL COMPLEX TRAUMA UNIT, AND THEIR FAMILIES, THE ONLY SUCH EVENTS IN THE UK. THE CHARITY BEGAN BY PROVIDING BESPOKE CLOTHING & WALKING STICKS TO HELP WITH SELF ESTEEM AND A NEW 'UNIFORM' POST MEDICAL DISCHARGE. VITAL SUPPORT CONTINUES LONG AFTER THEIR DISCHARGE FROM HEADLEY COURT AND THE ARMED FORCES.

Bands performs various concerts & events at affordable prices & accessible venues. 3 separate bands exist. A Main Band enhances the musical education of the more experienced players; Intermediate & Training Bands provide training for less experienced players. The Band also has a number of smaller ensembles that performs engagements in the community.We also raise money for other charitable causes

HELP AND ASSISTANCE FOR PARENTS AND FAMILIES OF SICK CHILDREN IN HOSPITAL OR WHO HAVE SADLY BEEN BEREAVED

We are entirely self supporting. Our income comes from membership fees,donations, legacies and proceeds from our gift shop and flower shop.We aim to meet requests for funding received from Hammersmith Hospital, that may not be readily available through the NHS.Our aim is to supply equipment beneficial to patients and staff and to provide facilities for the treatment of patients.

The object of the League is to relieve patients of the Newark Hospital and other invalids who are sick, convalescing, have a disability or in need of financial assistance and generally to support the charitable work of Newark Hospital.

The protection and preservation of human life and the relief of sickness by providing high quality pre-hospital medical treatment through a network of volunteer doctors and paramedics.

Offer Church services at least twice a week and prayer everyday throughout the year. Offer hospital visitation and help the poor at intervals. Involved in mission works and distribution of different materials suitable for different ethnic groups.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND WARDEN SUPPORT TO NEEDY PERSONS IN THE PARISH

Educational work shops advocacy provide venue for repass for funerals family & community events. Care group that supports members of the community who are unwell, visiting in hospitals and home settings. Joint northern regional networking events social events liaising with the Jamaican High Commission to provide legal guidance and support for members and the wider community.

Helping to improve the services provided to people of Cranleigh and surrounding villages by the Village Hospital and Medical Practice

The object of the charity is to provide almshouses for poor men, not less than sixty years of age and of good character who are resident in the County of Northamptonshire and preferably in the Urban district of Rothwell, at the time of appointment. A total of ten almshouses are available to meet this object.

TO UPHOLD THE STATUS, DIGNITY AND STANDING OF KNIGHTS BACHELOR AND TO SUPPORT OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES, INCLUDING THE RELIEF OF POVERTY, THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND RELIGION, THE MAINTENANCE, SUPPORT AND IMPROVEMENT OF HOSPITALS AND OF THOSE AFFLICTED BY ILLNESS OR DISEASE; THE MAINTENANCE OF OUR CHAPEL, AND ANY OTHER OBJECTIVE WHICH IS EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE

The charity provides a range of services which vary in their liturgical style including Children's Praise which seeks to reach out to younger people. Some members of our parish due to illness and age. Pastoral care is provided by the Vicar and the Lay Readers, prayer and the celebration of communion can be celebrated in either their homes or in hospital. Holy Saviour encourages mission to all.

Our mission is to give families from the UK affected by the devastating impact of cancer, a much needed break from long hospital stays, traumatic medical procedures and cancer related treatments ? so that they may spend quality time together recuperating and enjoying life as a ?normal? family ? strengthening relationships and creating lasting happy memories.

General Fund - to pay set amounts to predetermined beneficiariesSpecial Fund - -education of persons under the age of 25 who have at any time attended as pupils of a secondary school in Exeter-maintenance and improvement of any Voluntary Aided C of E School in the City of Exeter-providing C of E Schools in the City of Exeter benefits not normally provided by the LEA

24/7 365 days a year FREE OF CHARGE collection/delivery service for urgent medical items for a range of Hospitals. To date we have carried out over 44,000 successful deliveries We now service a large range of Hospitals including New Cross ,Walsall Manor, Russell's Hall, City Hospital, The QE, Birmingham Womens, Heartlands, Penn, West Park Hospital, Cannock Hospital to name but a few.

Give assistance to members of the public who are suffering from or who have suffered from cancer. The assistance is extended to their families and carers. The assistance can take the form of financial support, advice, companionship, transport to hospital and other medical appointments or short holidays in the charity's caravan.

5 Nurseries, Primary School, Youth Club, food and school garden programme, Permaculture, HIV/AIDS counselling and business opportunities, sponsors Secondary pupils, supports albinoes and maternity hospitals. Teacher training. Training in radio journalism. Tailoring, building and catering training for adults with physical disabilities. Vocational training centre for school leavers. Prison visits.

Fund raising activities. Grants of money to The Yeatman Hospital, Sherborne, to improve hospital facilities and provide benefits to patients: redecoration, supplementary equipment and furniture, garden provision and maintenance, newspapers for patients, flowers, drinks machines, television services, supplementary therapies.

The relief of those in need, by reason of age, financial hardship or other disadvantage, through provision of an almshouse providing affordable social housing for the people of Guildford. Preference is given to female applicants of not less than 55 years of age and of modest financial means who have lived in the borough of Guildford for not less than two years.

Lower Moss Wood is an educational nature reserve and wildlife hospital . It provides a place for schools, disabled visitors, environmental groups and others to come and learn about conservation and the environment. The wildlife hospital takes in any orphaned, sick or injured wild animal or bird for care. Lower Moss Wood is also a private nature reserve.

Supporting children with cancer up to the age of 16 years old in the south of England by arranging special and memorable experiences in the UK with their families to make long lasting memories. We support children with cancer under the care of Southampton Children's Hospital, Great Ormond Street Hospital, The Royal Marsden or University College London Hospital.

Providing Canteen Services in Outpatients Department at Neville Hall hospital

To collect funds to provide items to supplement the resources of the hospital's services

To provide equipment and facilities for the benefit of the hospital's patients and their families by money raised by operating a small teabar shop plus other fundraising events or through donations received.