Health Charities That specialise in Hospital

Main purpose to provide a volunteer "taxi service" to needy people to hospital, surgeries only at present. Office in local church staffed(10-12 am) ,at present only Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, by volunteers who put those in need in touch with drivers. We no longer run an alarm aids scheme.

We provide a hospital radio and ward visiting service which addresses the psychological and social needsof those who are ill and in hospital, residential homes and similar institutions, and patients receivingcommunity care. The radio service offers a welcome distraction to its listeners through music, sports,comedy, news, current affairs, and other programming of interest.

Establish an 'end of life' suite within a local hospital for people with 'life limiting' illness.

The Charity aims to help patients suffering from cancer. It provides welfare and facilities for such patients. The Charity also works to promote research into cancer to supplement the services provided by hospitals for the treatment of cancer.

Heart Safe Communities UK operates within the United Kingdom to support communities in improving survival for those who experience a cardiac arrest outside of a hospital setting. This is achieved raising awareness of the causes and treatment of cardiac arrest, by providing resuscitation training and raising funds to install public access defibrillators in the community.

Wonder Wards activities are threefold. We raise funds so that we can offer grants to children's hospices and hospital wards, in order, for them to renovate and improve their wards. We also grant wishes to the sick children and provide financial aid to the families where most needed, to enhance the short lives of their loved ones and ease their struggles as best we can.

Morgan's Wings is a charity based in Cardiff, South Wales that provides memory boxes to individuals suffering from miscarriage. We provide hygiene care packages to local hospitals. Morgan's Wings supports parents affected by miscarriage through grief cafe's, peer support and online via email or messages. We raise awareness of miscarriage through campaigns, partnerships and community activities.

To supply products and services not supplied by NHS to Chard Hospital, to assist staff in their treatment of patients and for us to supply services for the comfort of patients.

The charity seeks to improve the lives of those who suffer with any and all aspects of chronic kidney disease and who are treated by or at the University Hospital of North Midlands Trust at locations in Stoke on Trent, County Hospital, Stafford and Leighton Hospital, Crewe.

London Borough of Richmond. Supporting patients of Barnes Hospital (a Mental Health facility) and people with a health need in the community in the area covered. Some active fundraising. Donations, including legacies, are received from members of the Friends and from local organisations.

The Charity provides a non-profit making transport service to take people in need from their homes to hospital appointments in the local area and afterwards to take them home. Local surgeries in Chesham liaise with the Charity's Co-ordinator to make the necessary arrangements (subject to driver availability). The Charity does not take unaccompanied children or unaccompanied vulnerable adults.

Fundraising and finanical support to Ripon Hospitals

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.

RAISING FUNDS, FOR EXAMPLE BY BOOK SALES IN THE OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT AND EVENTS SUCH AS THE CHRISTMAS QUIZ AND SANTA FUN RUN. WE WORK TO ARTICULATE LOCAL VIEWS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE HOSPITAL TO LOCAL PEOPLE. THE COMMITTEE MEETS REGULARILY TO RECEIVE AND DECIDE ON REQUESTS FOR THE USE OF OUR FUNDS.

The LMHA has an education and study centre at the Old Memorial Hospital, Cirencester. Here it runs exhibitions and activities related to the social history of the Cotswolds, specialising in the Second World War period and its aftermath. The facilities cater for the general public,school parties, groups and individuals and LMHA members also work in schools and with local community groups.

Donation to Vivekananda Memorial Hospital, Saragur which serves tribal and rural population in India. Donation towards tribal education to Viveka Tribal Centre for Learning. Donation to SVYM Mysore for improving their infrastructure.Organising educational placements for British Medical students

we are a church organisationYouth/Children Activities - Parks activities Barbecue day Trident/Church Special lectures on Crimes Donations to other churches to Grate Ormond Hospital Christian Aid Charity individual needy

Hospital broadcasting service broadcasting to the patients and staff of the East Surrey Hospital in Redhill.

NHR is the hospital broadcasting service for Northumberland and North Tyneside. The Charity also provides a public address, music and commentary service for outside events.

To promote, in Gloucestershire, the welfare of patients suffering from kidney disease by providing equipment for the renal unit not provided by the hospital trust and providing an annual holiday for the patients plus day trips and events, in accordance with the Charity Commission's public benefit guidance. It sends delegates to the Nat. Kidney Fed. Conference and helps patients to attend info days

To provide neighbourly assistance to those elderly, sick or disabled who do not have access to private transport and who live within the Denmead and Hambledon Health Centre catchment areas by means of:a. providing private car transport to hospital and medical appointments;b. providing shopping trips and community outings using the charity's minibus;

Our Mission Statement reads: Helping to maintain resources and improve healthcare at Melksham Hospital and in the local community.

To apply the income of the said fund in pepetuity either to or for any one or more charitable object or objects for the benefit of members of the Armenian people in any part of the world - The income is therefore paid to the Armenian Hospital which provides exceptional and accessible health care & housing for mainly low income and elderly members of the Armenian community.

Valley Park Radio provides a bedside hospital radio service to the patients of the Darent Valley Hospital in Dartford, Kent.

Village Care provides support to people living in Aldborough, Norfolk and surrounding villages.It provides a weekly lunch and a volunteer driving service for those (mainly elderly)who cannot get to doctor or hospital appointments.