Health Charities That specialise in Palliative care

interlinx helps 3 types of stigmatized children in Gloucestershire.1/ feeds homeless and abused children and young people by food parcels and when picked up.2/ gives free caravan holidays to terminally ill children and families whilst sick and to families after child dies for grief time. TI diseases research.3/ gives information to families with parent in prison and helps the children.

The provision of attendance care and treatment of terminally ill persons.

Fund raises money to provide Hospice Day Care to adult patients suffering from life-limiting illness and bereavement service to all ages and to provide extra facilities for benefit of patients which are not already provided by Hywel Dda U.H.B.Hold coffee mornings, concerts etc. for fund-raising and publicise palliative care service through local papers, leaflets, etc.

FUNDRAISING FOR PALLIATIVE CARE PROJECTS AND SERVICES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA. OBTAINING GRANTS FROM OTHER CHARITIES AND FOUNDATIONS AND DONATIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATE SPONSORS. ADVOCACY, COMMUNICATIONS AND FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGNS IN UK TO RAISE THE PUBLIC'S KNOWLEDGE AND AWARENESS OF ISSUES AFFECTING PALLIATIVE CARE PROVISION IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA.

The relief of those in need of end of life care and their families in the Amersham and Chesham areas of Buckinghamshire by providing or assisting in the provision of workshops, advice and information on end of life planning

Grants to terminally-ill children and their families who tend to live in the Northampton area or have Northamptonshire connections.

Memory days for terminally ill adults aged 18-25

General charitable purposes, including the support of cancer research, hospices and end of life care, search and rescue organisations and the provision and training of assistance dogs.

Provision of advice regarding home based palliative care in Malawi based on 10 years of experience. Financial support for: a) Orphans to cover education costs and some essentials (e.g. travel and food). b) A select number of ex-project staff and their family members to undertake tertiary level training. c) People connected to the project facing extreme hardship, e.g. after flooding.

Customised beauty makeover service, provision of prom dresses. We accept donations in form of dresses, ball gowns, shoes (new or pre-owned, but in good condition), unused beauty products, customised wigs for terminally ill girls currently undergoing chemotherapy. Cash donations are also accepted.This by no means is an exhaustive list but it gives an indication of the resources required to

Sidmouth Hospiscare provides a 24 hour on call service by professional nurses for terminally ill patients as well as support for carers/relatives of the terminally ill in the Sidmouth catchment area.

Provides relief, respite and palliative care through Conductive Education for anyone suffering from life-limiting disease or injury

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.

The Trust supports University institutions and voluntary organisations doing research and public/policy engagement around justice and human rights and work addressing medical, legal and ethical aspects of childbirth and of end-of-life issues.

The object of the Trust is to provide short breaks and palliative care, including end of life care, in a homely environment forchildren and young people with life-limiting conditions whilst supporting their families, in the community, in their own homes and at the hospice known as Shooting Star House.Enhancing quality of life, when every moment counts.

OFFERING SUPPORT TO POORLY OR PALLIATIVE PATIENTS

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

Dormant since 2005, this company's previous object was to provide care services to Tapping House Hospice, enabling it to develop and provide quality palliative care to the communities of North and West Norfolk and surrounding areas

At present, the charity is not active, this is because we have been unable to find suitable volunteers, organisations to do the work of offering palliative care to patients in Hyderabad, India. We have also stopped raising money for the charity.

Provide palliative healthcare, education, social & psychological support.

The provision of clean sustainable water supplies in the third world and the advancement of primary education of children up to the age of 11 (eleven) in registered orphanages in the third world and the relief of suffering of terminally ill children in registered orphanages in the third world.

To provide relief and support to those in physical, mental and emotional need by counselling, the provision of palliative care through words and music spoken, performed or in written or recorded form especially in schools, churches and institutions all as in the original declaration to the Commission.

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.

The Charity aims to give the opportunity to patients with life-limiting illness, who wish to remain at home for as long as possible, the choice to do so by providing specialist palliative care workers and trained volunteers, who provide support for them and their carers.

The Sunseeker London Charitable Trust provides financial support to organisations dedicated to the ongoing care and wellbeing of seriously or terminally ill people with the aim to improving their conditions of life. Such organisations will facilitate complimentary therapies, specialised equipment and medical research beyond the scope of the NHS.