Health Charities That specialise in Nursing

'Providing accommodation for persons to the benefit of the local community such as District nurse, Teacher or those in poor circumstances'

Providing financial assistance for the sick and needy within the villages of Claverdon, Langley and Norton Lindsey.

Provision of financial and other assistance to persons resident in the parishes of Bradfield St George and Bradfield St Clare in Suffolk during periods of illness or convalesence or persons who are handicapped, disabled or infirm.

Donations to other local charitable fund raising, donations to schools, medical practaces, disabled or sick individuals, christmas presents to infirm or disadvantaged local individuals and prishioners.

To preserve and protect the health of those caring for or nursing people with physical, mental or sensory impairment, within the family or home in South American countries, with particular focus on the Republic of Colombia. In particular but not exclusively assisting in the provision of respite services and other support activities.

Assistance, for residents in the villages of Hethersett, Ketteringham and Little Melton only, with:one-off donations towards:-Medical/Health/SicknessDisabilityRelief of PovertyHelps:Children/Young peopleElderly/old peoplePeople with disabilitiesThe general public/mankindOperates by:Making Grants to individualsMakes grants to organisations

The Charity is funded from donations in support of the work of the Doctors and Nurses who work from Fownhope Medical Centre. It aims to provide services to patients not available through public funding.

Raising funds to build charitable hospital with nursing and medical college on 22 acre site in Punjab, India.

To date 93 hospital staff's children have been given educational grants to fund a year's school fees, as part of our project to support and retain the lower paid hospital staff. Working with the our Ugandan trustees and hospital executive staff, a project proposal has been written to support the development of a nursing and midwifery school for which we are continuing to seek funding.

Scool clothing, training or continuing education grants.Payments for travelling expenses for visiting Hospital or Nursing homes.Payments for utility bills for housebound or bedridden.Those requiring financial support in an emergency situation

Provision of support to doctors practices and nursing facilities that cover Ongar and the surrounding villages.

The Trust was set up with a donation from Mr Lance Hunter-Rowe in 1987, the funds to be employed to purchase items of medical equipment for use by the Health Centre, the District Nurses or for loan to patients, as well as for improvements which support or benefit the patients.

The charity gives small cash grants to village pensioners on low incomes at Christmas and support at times of stress or personal hardship.

Provides grants towards medical needs, heating or hospital transport for sick or elderly residents of the parish of Singleton, West Sussex.

We provide financial support for services that provide palliative care and those that provide for critically ill and injured adults and children in the Bedfordshire area. Specifically, although not exclusively, we support the services provided by Keech Hospice Care.We do this in memory of Aimee Sarah Varney, a nurse who worked at the hospice, who died suddenly on 16 June 2013, aged 21 years.

Provides help with medical services primarily through the District Nursing Service

For the benefit of sick/poor residents in the Parish of Grayshott in making money grants to enable them to obtain food, medicines, medical comforts, bedding, food, medical/surgical appliances and domestic help. To pay the expenses of convalescence or of domestic help during convalescence. This is provided that no such payment of the above is made to relieve rates, taxes or other public funds.

Fundraising wholly for the use of the doctors and nurses of Constantine Surgery, who supply to their patients and equip the practice with services and items not available as the freely-supplied section their NHS funds.

Zimbabwe Life Project is a group of mental health nurses, doctors and therapists in the UK who have come together with one aim, to develop a skills exchange program with mental health professionals in Zimbabwe which will be marked by participatory exchanges of knowledge, skills and experiences.

Relief of those in need

Temporarily not active

To help those who are sick in the area of Rishton

Chertsey Nursing Association exists to help in cases of financial hardship where no provision is made by the National Health Service or other statutory bodies. Beneficiaries are to be residents of Chertsey, Lyne and Longcross.

Providing small gifts for local people who are experiencing illness or distress.

RUNNING OF A NURSING HOME TO PROVIDE RELIEF FOR PERSONS REQUIRING SPECIALIST ATTENTION.