Health Charities That specialise in Nursing

The objects of the Fund are:1. To enable the Musicians Benevolent Fund to care for musicians suffering from crippling and degenerative diseases by providing special facilities in their homes or helping with the costs of nursing care, accommodation or other needs. To finance the establishment of a music building at St Hilda's College, Oxford, where Jacqueline du Pre was an honorary fellow.

To promote the relief of sickness through the provision of medical aid, financial assistance and other support to palliative care in the Kingdom of Swaziland and to achieve this by providing a screening detection, terminal care nursing service and education programme for health workers engaged in detection and treatment of cancer and caring for terminally ill patients.

Prayer meetings, Home bible studies, Coffee Mornings,Drama group, singing group, Sunday services, Junior Church, Mums and Tots, 4 Urban Saints groups, Holiday Club, Men's breakfast,Poetry Group, Teenth Quilters, Sport in the community, Golfing group, Women's group, Hospital Services, Nursing/Care home visits, Art group, Bereavement Support Drop in group, Chinese group, missionary support.

Supporting eldely persons and providing facilities for residents of the Home

HKMS supplies subsidised frozen kosher meals to hospitals and nursing homes throughout the Greater London area

The making of small grants to nurses employed in the NHS towards the cost of course fees to enable them to undertake approved training as specialist oncology nurses.

The Charity provides accompanied holidays for people with disabilities living mainly within the areas shown. A typical group size of 24 persons would include 2 qualified nurses, 10 people with a range of disabilities and 12 volunteer helpers who give care 24 hours per day for the duration of the holiday.

RAISES MONEY FOR MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOR VERY SICK CHILDREN WHO CAN BE NURSED AT HOME

The charity's principal object is to provide home nursing and pallative care, without charge, to terminally ill patients in South Warwickshire.

The DBF returned to Nyofelleh to restore the clinic, staff quarters, ambulance & school .We have had a successful maintenance program meeting Ministers of Health and Education who are very pleased with our progress.The Minister of Health signed an MOU with the DBF to fund a midwife completely,the DBF will provide a new Maternity Unit.and accommodation for the nurse , our target this year.

The charity funds a group of volunteer doctors and one nurse consultant who provide prehospital medical care to patients. The major component of our work is providing roadside care for victims of road traffic accidents, but we treat patients with a broad range of serious injury and illness. We aim to bring critical care skills to these patients that would normally only be found in hospitals.

The Trust was created in 1937 to construct and provide a Home for Retired Nurses.

The Charity gives support to ladies undergoing treatment for breast cancer and those in remission. We meet monthly to give moral support, arrange speakers on various subjects and organise outings. When possible we have a breast cancer nurse attend the meetings. We help purchase various items for cancer treatment suites at local hospitals.

The following is a summary of the Associations principal activities.* The provision of educational programs and awareness sessions to the public* Cultural growth and Awareness* Awards programmes* Educational Scholarships and programmes* Research, surveys and meetings with a view to participating in policy formation

Undertake and manage a range of humanitarian and educational initiatives, including:Employing doctors and nurses to provide primary health care services to the elderly and frailProvision of medicines to the needyRunning Sunday schools (inc. employing teachers and provision of materials)Establishment of communal librariesInstallation and management of video conferencing facilities

THE FIRST OBJECTIVE IS THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH AND THE SAVING OF LIVES BY BUILDING A NURSING HOME IN EAST ANGLIA. IN ADDITION, THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION BY ESTABLISHING, PROMOTING AND SUPPORTING SCHOOLS OR OTHER EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS.THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH, BY ESTABLISHING, PROMOTING AND SUPPORTING CHURCHES OR OTHER CHRISTIAN ORGANISATIONS.

Provide support to families with children suffering from Cancer by funding complimentary therapy service comprised of a Complementary therapy Nurse Specialist (CTNS). Provided at the children?s hospital beds at GOSH or within a complimentary therapy room. Families can also benefit from speaking with the nurse about their treatment. The charity also supports a number of community activities.

We performs musicals & plays and also are frequently asked to perform at fund-raisers for local charities and churches. We actively recruit new members from the local area and always encourage people to try new ideas and develop new skills. We have regular attendance from nursing homes and old people groups along with young peoples social groups.

EIPC HAVE DEVELOPED A " TRAIN THE TRAINERS" THET-PALLIUM INDIA COURSE IN PALLIATIVE CARE FOR DOCTORS, NURSES AND SOCIAL WORKERS AT A NOT FOR PROFIT CANCER CENTRE SGCCRI, THAKURPUKUR, WEST BENGAL , INDIA.EIPC IS RUNNING 4 FREE COMMUNITY PALLIATIVE CARE KIOSKS/CLINICS IN WEST BENGAL AND A FREE PALLIATIVE CARE CLINIC WITH DOCTOR AND SUPPLY OF MORPHINE IN WEST BENGAL.

To assist sick or disadvantaged children, young adults and their families, and others in North Essex & Suffolk community with cash, real property and effects to assist with housing, education, holidays, medical costs, clothing, specialist care and nursing.

The organization has no property at the time of this report.

The Charity facilitates educational activities in the field of women's health. The educational meetings are usually attended by specialty doctors, nurses, midwives, fertility specialties, health care managers and senior specialists. The Charity promotes education through the award of bursaries.

The team at PICHEAM aims to set up a system whereby UK-based paediatricians and paediatric nurses make short but frequent missions to a chosen country to work alongside local paediatricians and other healthcare staff. The aim of these missions is to improve skills and knowledge to help implement evidence-based guidelines that will save children?s lives.

One Tower Bridge care home is a purpose built 128 bedded care home offering Dementia, Nursing, Residential and Respite care. The Friends aim to improve the quality of life of the residents of the care home by working with staff, residents and relatives.

Like most charities, COVID 19 has had a large impact on our fundraising activities of late. However, we have been supporting our colleagues in Nepal who have been delivering fundamental necessities like food items, clothing etc to parts of rural Nepal where people rely on daily labour to make ends meet. Donations have also gone towards nurses salaries to make healthcare more accessible.