Health Charities That specialise in Hospital

Working with local authority and the police to help to reduce thelevels of crime in the town by patrolling the streets resulting in a more peacefulenvironment, promoting community harmony and reducing violence. Helping people to reach the safety of their homes. Injured people will be helped to access hospitals if necessary.There is no charge for this service which is non-discriminatory.

Raising and collection of donations from local community to help provide essentials equipment and support to local hospital and care home.

The charity awards grants to local pensioners on an annual basis.

ACTIVITIES HELD:From 1 Apr 2012 - 31 Mar.2013: 1.Weekly Church services for moral and spiritual growth. 2. Effective Leadership Training & Development. 3. Biblical teachings, counselling and prayers support on request. 4.Visiting the sick in Hospitals. 5. Multicultural Celebration Day. 6. Relationship, Courtship & Marriage Seminar 7. 30 Days Strategic Prayer & Fastingfor the Nation and peoples.

Gives grants for additional medical and disability equipment and festive cheer for patients and staff in hospital over Christmas at the Isebrook Hospital, Wellingborough and at other times of the year.

The object of the charity is to promote humane behaviour towards hedgehogs and other wildlife by providing care and medical treatment for the rehabilitation of sick, injured and orphaned hedgehogs and other wildlife species. The ultimate aim is to return them to the wild and to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals.

The charity promotes the welfare of the aged, disabled and infirm within the local area of benefit by running a Day Care Centre from Mondays to Fridays. In addition, the first floor of the building provides a residential facility for the elderly providing permanent care as well as respite and short stay accommodation.

Providing regular entertainment for children undergoing treatment for serious illness or injury in hospitals.

To advance the Christian faith by providing finance for the building of schools and churches initially in South Africa but eventually in other countries a well.Outreaches are made to a local hospital, farm workers and a school for children with special needs. On-site teacher training and curriculum support are provided to schools.

LAURA CASE WAS IN UGANDA WORKING AT A HOSPITAL AS A MEDIC WHEN SHE WAS KILLED IN 2007 AGED 24. THE TRUST, SET UP BY FAMILY AND FRIENDS, SUPPORTS PROJECTS SHE WOULD HAVE FELT IMPORTANT. THESE WILL BE IN MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL FIELDS, MAINLY IN AFRICA, AND WILL BE THE SORT OF PROJECT WHERE COMPARATIVELY SMALL AMOUNTS OF MONEY WILL HAVE A SIGNIFICANT EFFECT.

To provide practical help (covering hospital parking costs, travel to and from hospital) and experiences (days out, family photo sessions) to elderly and terminally ill residents of the Borough of Broxbourne.

To help to preserve and protect the health of people in the villages of Marloes, Dale, St Brides and the surrounding areas by providing, assisting in the provision of and managing the maintenance of public access defibrillators and other public access technological solutions for pre-hospital / pre-ambulance care (hereinafter referred to as PADs).

To provide families of children with brain tumours accommodation when travelling to any hospital within the Northumberland and Tyne and Wear Foundation Trust from out of the local area.To provide for the development of research into practical applications for the prevention, treatment and cure of children's' brain cancer, particularly low grade gliomas. Fundraising in NE of England.

Home and Hospital visit, Bible Studies, internet teaching world wide,text message teaching, Praying for the sick, preaching the Gospel, praying for people's need! organising seminars for religeous activities.

Running of hospital and free treatment for people who cannot afford it.

The activities of the Charity are: Drop-in Services, Support Groups, Hospital and Home Visits, Translation and interpretation, Advice and Information, Advocacy and referrals, conducting Workshops and seminars and Promotion of better health and improved quality of life to the African Community.

Emmas Aim activity bags for children and young adults with cancer having to stay in hospital. Emmas Aim organises Memory Making Days for young cancer patients and their families

TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING AND EMOTIONAL DISTRESS AMONGST PARENTS AND FAMILIES WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED PRE AND POST LOSS OF A BABY OR INFANT, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY; A) THE PROVISION OF MEMORY BOXES EITHER THROUGH HOSPITALS, HOSPICES OR DIRECTLY TO THE AFFECTED FAMILIES B) PROVIDING SUPPORT AND ADVOCACY TO BEREAVED PARENTS BY THE PROVISION OF SUPPORT ACTIVITIES WITH OTHER BEREAVED PARENTS

Crescent Kids provides advice and guidance for children and families suffering with sickle cell. Our activities include: - Yearly patient / parent focus groups - Fundraising initiatives- Collaboration with children charities responsible for well being of pediatrics in hospital admission - Research into new and innovative therapies for the treatment of sickle cell

Helping children with life-limiting conditions and their families in London and the South of England.This year we have purchased sensory equipment for schools and hospitals and granted 'wishes' to families.

The charity has funds available to help people living within the parish of Tivetshall St Margaret. This could include, but is not limited to, help towards uniforms, hospital travel expenses, Lifeline telephones, aids and adaptations, school trips and funerals.Limited funds may also be available to groups benefitting Tivetshall St Margaret parishioners.

Vision for Bangladesh is a Christian charity seeking to eliminate avoidable blindness amongst the Tea Garden and other deprived communities in Bangladesh. The charity provides primary eyesight assessments and basic health education through the Christ Foundation for Bangladesh church, and resources BNSB eye hospital in Moulvibazar to provide appropriate treatment and surgery.

To provide funds to supply Pendle Community Hospital with any equipment it requires and to supply its patients with any comforts that are neccessary

Weekly 1 day meetings 10.30-3.30 to provide physical & emotional support for cancer sufferers & those in remission. Therapy is provided, meals, discussion groups, visiting speakers. Opportunity to develop new skills & hobbies. Excursions 2-3 times per year. Transport provided for hospital appointments.

We are a charity with general charitable purposes, we fund raise to enable us to support people and organisations within our community and also to help with areas of great need abroad. These take many forms such as our Sight Appeal, Dementia Aid, fitting out a hospital ward for the parents to be able to stay when they sadly lose a child. We are a service organisation, helping out where needed.