Health Charities That specialise in Hospital

PROVIDE LIFESAVING MEDICATIONS TO PREGNANT WOMEN IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA, IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE RISK OF DEATH IN PREGNANCY & CHILDBIRTH FROM ECLAMPSIA & POST PARTUM HAEMORRHAGE. FACILITATE VISITS TO SUBSAHARAN COUNTRIES BY CLINICAL STAFF IN ORDER TO SHARE CLINICAL EXPERIENCES. PROVIDE ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO HOSPITALS AND COMMUNITIES, SUCH AS EQUIPMENT & BABY CLOTHES.

We exist to recruit and support volunteers, to provide services and support to local communities including the provision of Community and Hospital Transport, to facilitate services provided by other bodies and to offer personal help and advice to individuals and groups.

Mission, campaigning and fundraising through prayer and action to provide Christian care for families in the UK and worldwide. Projects include prison work, hospital projects and providing holidays for families in need and supporting the work of Mothers' Union worldwide.

By the provision of housing at rents within their means, to alleviate and mitigate hardship for people of limited means living or having lived in Kettering Northamptonshire; and by provision of financial assistance to persons, hospitals and other charitable institutions with similar objects at the Trustees discretion

TROOP AID support injured servicemen and women when they are admitted to a hospital within the UK and World Wide wherever British Troops are serving, they are given an emergency Pack ( Grab Bag) with Basic Essentials such as clothing and toiletries.

Purchase of medical equipment or items requested using fundraising via light refreshments and small shop, also second hand books.

The charity's objectives and activities are to undertake, manage and promote research, education, training and implementation of research based practice relating to clinical conditions involving or relating to lymphoedema and other similar acute or chronic conditions in community or hospital settings and other matters relating to health.

We support people with hearing loss in Derby/Derbyshire with 17 monthly outreach sessions in the community supporting people with advice, hearing aid servicing and to reduce social isolation as well as two sessions weekly in the local hospital. We also have a wide variety of assistive equipment for demonstration and offer training, presentations to groups as well as campaigning for better services

The relief of sickness by the provision of facilities and medical equipment for use at the Heart Unit at the James Cook University Hospital (formerly South Cleveland Hospital) and at associated units.

Provides Almshouse accommodation for poor aged persons of good character who were born or reside in the ancient parishes of Long Melford, Glemsford, Stanstead, Shimpling, Alpheton, Lavenham, Acton, Chilton or Sudbury.

The Charity's activities is to assist the NHS Trust in providing improved patient care.

Operate as independent church1.Evangelisation bya.Tract distributionb.Hospital and Prisons visits,c.Mass meetings2.To print, circulate, publish or otherwise deal in Christian literature in form of books, and any other materials and equipment associated with the propagation of Christian Faith.3.To establish independent Revival Tabernacles to propagate the End?Time message.

The objects of the charity are the relief of sickness by the provision and equipping of an integrated specialist cancer treatment facility, including a specific area dedicated to services for women, at Wrexham Maelor Hospital.

TO RELIEVE PATIENTS AND FORMER PATIENTS OF SOUTHMEAD HOSPITAL, WHO ARE SICK, CONVALESCENT, DISABLED, HANDICAPPED, INFIRM OR IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND GENERALLY TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE WORK OF SOUTHMEAD HOSPITAL. WE PURCHASE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT OR OTHER MEDICAL AIDS FOR THE HOSPITAL. WE RUN A COFFEE SHOP AND A TROLLY SERVICE IN THE OUTPATIENTS DEPT.

We provide a facility for the local community and small groups to meet and take part in community activities. Including a social meeting point, a focus for the elderly, hosting visits from vulnerable residents of York House, Seashell Trust and Cheadle Royal Hospital. We also provide volunteering opportunities for patients at the end of treatment at the eating disorder clinic.

Drop in service for French speaking Asylum Seekers and Refugees living in Barnet in particular and in London in general.Advice on Immigration, Education, Housing, Employment, Health, Referrals and Welfare and Benefit...Advocacy, Training on Health, Employment, Interpretation and Translation Service.Visits to prison, detention, hospitals and home.BefriendingOutingsSocial Events...

Supporting Cancer treatment, awareness and education.

To raise funds from the public and distribute in such manner for the benefit of patients and staff of Glangwili Hospital.

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES TO SHARE THE TEACHINGS OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH WITH PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY.HOLDING REGULAR PRAYER MEETINGS AND HOME GROUPS TO EDUCATE PEOPLE ON THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.REACHING OUT TO THOSE IN HOSPITALS AND PRISONS WITH THE PURPOSE OF COMFORTING AND ENCOURAGING THEM.

We cheer the sick, disabled, frail children and the elderly in hospitals, homes, or care settings by providing light entertainment, companionship, activities, food vouchers, and lending CDs, DVDs, toys to ease isolation, improve mental health and physical well-being.

The object of the charity is to relieve people who are in need by reason of their age, disability, health or social circumstances, particularly, but not exclusively by the provision of therapy dogs to visits schools, care homes, hospital, hospices, libraries, courts and other similar institutions.

The main aim of the charity is to raise funds to provide amenities and comforts for the benefit of patients and staff at King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. We provide furniture and curtains for the wards as well as help with the purchase of medical equipment and supporting outpatient waiting areas.

(1) The advancement of animal welfare through the provision of veterinary and rehabilitative care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife for release back into its natural habitat where possible; and (2) The advancement of education of the public, specifically concerning the welfare and conservation of British wildlife species.

The Trust is for the benefit of poor people who through ill health, disability or old age are unable to earn their own livelihood; for educational and training purposes; and for the benefit of hospitals, nursing and convalescent homes or similar objects for the advancement of health or saving of lives. Supports wildlife/conservation projects for the benefit of the local community.

The aim of the trust is to provide "home from home" care in support of major hospitals across the UK as a perfect environment for children and families at such a stressful time.