Health Charities That specialise in Nursing

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

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.

PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION TOTHOSE WHO ARE IN NEED OR SUFFERING HARDSHIP.PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE OF NURSING HOMES AND OTHER FACILITIES FOR THE NEEDY AGED OR INFIRM WHO ARE UNABLE TO SUPPORT THEMSELVESPROMOTION OF EDUCATIONPROMOTION OF RESEARCH INTO THE CAUSES AND ACURE FOR CANCER AND SIMILAR DISEASES

The charity supports a Clinic together with a full time nurse at the 'African Outreach Academy' primary school in Luwero, Uganda, where we also support health education initiatives. We also sponsor two other (luwero & Lukenko) local school projects who provide for children less likely to be supported by parents/guardians and give more direct sponsorship support to around 35 children.

Our aim is to raise money to sponsor the training of health professionals, in their own country, to work in poor rural areas. Our first project involves raising money to sponsor the training of nurses to SRN grade in Cameroon, W Africa. 5 new nursing students sponsored this year, bring our total up to 83.We have also sponsored two nurses in Uganda to upgrade from basic nursing to SRN grade.

Provision and management of a cemetery to be used for persons who are resident in the Parish of Kesgrave immediately prior to the time of their death, or who would have qualified under this condition but for admittance into residential or nursing care prior to their death, also for persons who from time to time have regularly attended Kesgrave All Saints' Church in the years preceding their death.

Education and advance knowledge amongst doctors, nurses and other professions relating to orthopaedic ailments and their treatment and cures.The undertaking and development of any research projects carried out increasing medical knowledge of orthopaedic ailments and to disseminate and publish the useful results of such research projects for the benefit of the public.

GENERAL CHARITABLE ACTIVITY PRINCIPALLY FOR THE RESIDENTS OF MADRON PARISH

As a registered charity we help families with children with cardiac heart defects. we help families financially by helping them with their house hold bills, shopping ect. while their in hospital with their child/children, we also visit hospitals throughout the year bringing gifts to the children, parents and nurses.

We Organise social events and activities for the disabled in London We visit the physically disabled in hospitals, Prisons and Nursing Homes throughout the greater london area.We provide information and materials on disability issues We collect equipment to aid mobility for people in Africa particularly in Nigeria Ghana, Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone

Assisting in the area of Plymouth Naval Command, in cases of need, persons serving or having served as members of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Nursing, Womens Services, Reserves or Auxilliary services or being dependent spouse, widow or widower and to Promote the efficiency of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines by providing recreational facilities and amenities.

Financial assistance for the less well off in Lynchmere, Hammer and Camelsdale as well as providing grants to organisations located in that area where such organisations are perceived to be providing a service or help to the community.

Education,training,relief of poverty for members of Fellowship

Relief of sickness and preservation of health among persons residing in the area of, and registered at, Nettlebed Surgery, by the provision of medical and nursing equipment and assistance not normally provided by public funds.

Over the years the Trust has been able to give financial support to a number of local people living in Cambridge City who have faced difficult times in their lives where ill health has been an issue.Cambridge Community Nursing Trust may be able to offer a small sum that may help to relieve pressures where finances are a difficulty.

Founded in 1993 Memory Lane Singing Club aims to teach singing skills in a professional, friendly and supportive environment.The Club entertains in the community, especially residential/nursing homes. The Club welcomes people at all levels of singing ability.

Lonely Pawz provides a service that compliments existing local charitable work for Cats and Small Animals. The main aims are to RESCUE - RESTORE - REHOMETo successfully re-home strays and animals placed in our care. To neuter and provide medical treatmentTo worm and de-fleaTo provide revenue to cover the cost of treatment, nursing care and accomodation prior to re-homing.

Hire of the Village hall to various organisations, i.e. photography club, calligraphy club, Pony club, art classes, parish and church meetings.Regular Bingo, and coffee mornings and lunches for charities, i.e. MacMillan Nurses

Provides assistance to King's College Hospital Nurses and Midwives wherever they may be in the world, and whether members of the King's College Hospital Nurses League or not.

Grants for medically related purposes in title area.

The Charity receives grants during the year, from local support. On first FRIDAY in December distributes approx 900 vouchers to people in the Parish of State pensionable age, these exchanged in Kinver shops Gifts are taken to the same value to Kinver residents in Parish nursing homes to peopleWe also give advice and support and link people to local services.

The relief either individually or collectively of persons resident in Churt or its neighbourhood who are in need, hardship or distress. Surplus income, if any, may be applied through organisations or other charities for the general benefit of the inhabitants of Churt.

Dispersing investment income from the proceeds of the sale of a district nurse's house in Walberton.

To provide accomodation for district nurse for benifit of the community if required

The provision of grants for nursing equipment,nursing books and leaflets,patient aids and food parcels.