Health Charities That specialise in Hospital

* Introduce the Charity with its constitutional object to the community, and open its membership to individuals.* Arrange for charitable activities in line with the Hand of Mercy objectives, and giving regards to the Charity commission,s guidance on public benefit.* Donation in support of the charitable activities of Al-Agaybi Dialysis Centre in Egypt and St. Mark Coptic Hospital in Sudan.

Providing entertainment for hospital in patients

Abbie's Fund provide memory boxes and keepsakes free of charge to families in the East Yorkshire area of the UK but primarily to families who lose babies through stillbirth or neonatal death at Hull Royal Infirmary's Women & Children's Hospital. We raise funds through the organisation of our own events, from sponsored events organised by others and via donations.

The friends of Ross Hospital current activities are to raise funds by organising coffee mornings, street collections, an annual hospital garden fete and shop sales. These funds go to benefit patients in the hospital and local community.

- Visiting Physical/Mental health people in the Hospital.- Helping the young people in the area of career advice and counselling to be good citizen.- Outreach Contact: whereby we visit the old members to help them tidy up their homes and helping them with shopping.

THE CHARITY IS ESTABLISHED TO ASSIST IN THE EFFECTIVE DELIVERY OF HEALTHCARE TO THE CHILDREN OF PONTEFRACT.THE BEQUEST BY WILFRED HUTTON HYDES IS INVESTED AND THE INVESTMENT INCOME IS USED TO FUND REQUESTS APPROVED BY THE TRUSTEES

Our charity helps the poor and needy people in our village in Pakistan. We help the poor and needy people in their medical treatment, in their education, in their weddings, at the time when someone dies in their family, providing them Ramadan food packages each year, providing school uniforms & books to children belong to poor backgrounds & 24 hour ambulance service to take the patient to hospital

The income from the trust is payable at the discretion of the trustees to The British Home and Hospital For Incurables and the Parochial Church Council of St John The Baptist, Finchingfield, Essex.

Providing a community transport service for frail, elderly and disabled people in the Culm Valley area (Devon) by taking them to hospital, doctors surgeries and to other medical appointments by volunteers using their own cars.

Religious activities - Worship - Divine Healing - Counselling - Mediation - Pastoral Care - Hospital Visitations- Social and Cultural Activities- Alms Giving- Donations to Charities- Relief of Poverty- Provide Hall for Community Use

The current activity of the charity is to support Leatherhead Hospital by the donation of equipment as required, also to provide funds to preserve and enhance the fabric of the buildings in which the hospital is housed.To provide funds to enable hospital staff to attend medical conferences etc.

Employment of three workers to work caring for abandoned children, and overseeing our projects, which include support financially for an old peoples home, three schools, two in gypsy villages, citys youth club, pensioners club, and two hospitals. Also providing practical support and donated goods.

The charity provides financial support to enable needy and able students from outside the UK to attend course at the London School of Economics.It also provides funds for the purchase, maintenance and improvement of facilities used or needed by terminally ill patients cared for by Marie Curie Cancer Care and the Royal Marsden Hospital.

Supporting children and young adults with life limiting conditions or terminal illness and their families who come under Southampton Children's Hospital, the Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Ward, Southampton and Naomi House Children's Hospice. We offer financial relief for families experiencing hardship and offer families the opportunity to make some magical memories

Fundraising and support for healthcare in Teesdale based on the Richardson Community Hospital in Victoria Road, Barnard Castle.

The Royal Free Music Society choir meets weekly to rehearse and perform choral works. The choir is based in the Royal Free Hospital but is open to all members of the local community.

Local activities, church activities, songs of praise etc, Sunday school, local charity fundraising, local hospital support, youth organisations, mountain rescue teams, womens institute.

Provision and maintenance of Almshouses for poor women or widowers of character not less than 60 years of age at the time of appointment, preference shall first be given to the aforesaid and resident in Cottesbrooke.

Mission Morogoro supports a Church Hospital in the village of Berega plus a Health Centre and the wider community in the village of Tunguli. Both villages are in the Morogoro Region of Tanzania and most of our support is directed to Tunguli. At Tunguli we provide aid for projects to improve health, education and for economic development particularly in the production of food and cash crops.

To relieve the distress and suffering of patients, particularly children, attending or admitted to hospital in particular Accident and Emergency units or other associated emergency or medical services by providing such appropriate equipment, facilities, amenities or grants not normally provided by the statutory authorities.

We offer social and therapeutic horticulture for mental health and well being. We provide physical and mental rehabilitation, in the context of social inclusion, through a variety of gardening activities and associated crafts. We are based at the orchards in Bronllys Hospital, Powys, LD3 0LU.

Support staff and patients at Marlow Hospital, subject to the overall direction of the Buckinghamshire Primary Care Trust.

Support Dawlish Hospital

To fund raise by means of coffee mornings, quiz evenings, cream teas, mini-markets and an annual Grand Bazaar in order to fund the provision of comforts for patients and to provide finance to purchase equipment not provided by the NHS.

The Cup of Kindness assists in the relief of poor or necessitous persons through the provision of grants, goods and monetary payments. The Cup of Kindness also helps assist in the provision of equipment, facilities and services for hospitals and hospices, not normally provided by the statutory authorities.