Health Charities That specialise in Hospital

Broadcasting to 5 local hospitals

Hospital Radio Bedside is an Ofcom-licensed community radio station, broadcasting under the name of Dorset Coast Radio. It provides accessible, inclusive and responsive radio broadcasting services to entertain the local community in and around Dorset. They provide content to inform, educate, and empower individuals and communities on matters relating to their health and well-being.

To provide assistance and relief to sick children and/or their families living in Kent and East Sussex, by way of financial support for, inter alia, but not exclusively, travel to and from Hospital, accommodation costs, or relief by way of a short term break, or any other such financial support as the Trustees see fit.

Our mission is to walk hand in hand with families of terminally ill children or bereaved parents, Helping and supporting them on their journey. Giving families the opportunity to create lasting memories through holidays and experiences, away from the hospital environment. Also offer financial support to help families be their with each other without stress or worry. We operate in Wales.

We raise money to support the treatment and care of people with digestive disorders who live in Suffolk, primarily in the Ipswich area. Money is raised by fund raising activities in the community and used to support the gastroenterology (medical/surgical) department of the Ipswich Hospital including with the purchase of equipment, staff training and out reach services.

The Trust has been set up to improve facilities and services for seriously ill children and their families in local hospitals to make their stay more pleasant and conducive to family needs.Fund raising events are held throughout the year to enable the Trust to raise a surplus of funds to be used to facilitate the improvement in quality of family rooms and bereavement services in local hospitals.

Raises funds for the benefit of patients and staff of the various health care units at St. Margarets Hospital, Epping and in the community.

Raising funds to supplement the service provided by the NHS Trust for the health, welfare and comfort of the patients.

The jamfund aims to help children with any serious or life threatening illness or condition. The families of children who have sadly passed away, and hospitals, hospices and special schools who support these children and families.The charity tries to provide, gifts, holidays, toys and medical equipment to support those we aim to help. Funds are raised in various events including running events.

The charity aims to develop and improve the capability of healthcare in Somaliland. This is done through training such as:1. Face to Face training sessions for healthcare workers in hospitals and medical and nursing students in universities2. Workshops for healthcare workers providing training in 'soft skills' e.g. communication and teamwork3. Train the trainer the programmes

Family First Ghana provides relief and assistance to families who have children with disabilities and/or ill-health. We improve access to services (e.g. therapeutic interventions, medical care, education, family support, specialist equipment) and work with schools, hospitals and NGOs to raise awareness of disability and medical conditions, reduce stigma and promote inclusion and accessibility.

Our aims are to provide support, information and help to all men with prostate cancer, their families and carers and was formed so that they can meet together to find out more about their illness and what treatment or support is available to them. ESPCSG is run entirely by volunteers and operates from the NHS Hospital Trust, Ipswich, for all prostate cancer patents in their catchment area.

To fund at the trustees discretion the purchase of medical, scientific or computer equipment as used in medical research , diagnosis or treatment or donation to a hospital whose activities are not carried out for profit.

Collects, catalogues and describes items of memorabilia that are put in boxes of about 10 items. Memory Boxes are distributed on loan to Nursing Homes, Care Homes, Day Centres and Hospitals for use in Reminiscence Therapy for the elderly and those with memory loss. We operate throughout Dorset and slightly venture into East Devon, South Somerset and Wiltshire. We offer talks.

To help and support the patients of the Wigton hospital and Solway Community and patients in receipt of Hospital Community Services, and generally to support the charitable work of the said Hospital.To provide, or assist in the provision of, amenities in the Wigton hospital and Solway Community for patient and staff.

To act as a 'Friend' to Honiton Hospital with Volunteer support, running a small shop in the Hospital reception area and raising funds in order to benefit both the patients in the Hospital but also in the Honiton community.

Providing transport for, usually,elderly and frail clients to appointments at Hospitals and Medical and Dental surgeries/centres, from Abingdon and the surrounding area.

Under the KDFAS' Young Arts scheme, the society has wholly or partly funded a variety of projects involving local schools and one with a young offenders? institution. The Society also donated funds to a local charity which works with children undergoing cancer treatment in hospital so that they could buy art materials. The amounts involved were ?1,363 (2015); ?1,237 (2014); and ?550 (2013).

The charity applies the income from the trust fund for the benefit of the following charities, in equal proportions:-Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital Fund-Royal Commonwealth Society for Blind-Royal National Institute for the Blind

Raise funds & finance to establish a dedicated centre at the Royal Surrey County Hospital - Guildford - for the treatment of and research into diabetes and other endocrine disorders.

Providing equipment and services to Petersfield Hospital

Currently we are aiming to raise funds to build hospital for poor people abroad. Help local charity for cancer research and polio research.

Friends of Chailey Heritage supports all monetary requests from Chailey Heritage School and The Chailey Heritage Enterprise Centre. FOCH has an audit examination each year.

The Cardiac Exercise Club provides supervised exercise facilities to BACPR standards for anybody who has or has had circulatory problems(CHD, heart bypass, stroke or carotid artery surgery etc),COPD, or diabetes and wishes to extend the benefits of their treatment. The aims are to prevent a return to hospital and improve the health and ongoing quality of life of our members..

For the provision of affordable housing for persons over the age of 55 years of age in Goodnestone, Nr Canterbury, Kent