Health Charities That specialise in Palliative care

Promote the advancement and development of palliative medicine.

Omega is based in the West Midlands. Its objects are to provide personalised befriending and support services by telephone, mail and social media, to establish and support groups to meet physically or by other means to address issues associated with isolation and loneliness, and to collaborate with other agencies working to similar ends to enhance provision and effectiveness.

1. To establish palliative care in Egypt for cancer patients.2. To train visiting doctors and nurses for pain relief in Egypt for terminal cancer.3. To help in the treatment of patients to relieve disease and illness.4. To relieve people in-need by providing financial support.5. To advance education by providing training and/or financial support for doctors, detists, pharmacists and nurse.

Networking: share knowledge and experience to support the development and growth of children?s palliative care globally.Information: disseminate information to support the development of children?s palliative care worldwide.Advocacy: provide a global voice for children?s palliative care.Education & Research: disseminate research and promote educational opportunities.

We are a Registered Charity primarily providing Hospice at Home care for adults, over the age of 18 years, in the last stages of illness. Our team of experienced registered nurses provides specialist end of life and palliative care for patients and support for their families. Kate's Home Nursing works to support GPs, Community Nurses and other medical professionals.

PJAH holds two public Open Days each year, also fundraising events. Funds raised are put towards ensuring animals in the care of the Charity are happy and have a good quality of life. The main expenditure is the maintenance,upgrading hospice facilties and funding the ongoing veterinary care that comes with caring for older, palliative and disabled animals. We also support neuter schemes abroad

To improve young lives every day within Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire. This is done by providing bespoke practical help, funding specialist equipment and wheelchairs, respite opportunities and also through creating memorable experiences for children who are terminally ill, disabled or living in extreme poverty.

Helping to make dreams come true for seriously and terminally ill children and their families.

The Wedding Wishing Well Foundation is a new organisation launched in 2012 with a single purpose- organising and funding weddings for terminally ill people.

Our mission is to promote research to improve the care and treatment of all patients with progressive illness and to make high-quality palliative care available to everyone who needs it: be it in hospice, hospital or home. There is no other charity specifically concerned with carrying out work to identify and promote best practice in palliative care.

Raising funds and providing donated toys to needy homes and institutions, for children in the UK who are sick, disabled, terminally ill or from socially deprived environments.

Respite and palliative care centre

Hospice Africa provides or supports the provision of palliative care to cancer and HIV/AIDS patients in Sub-Saharan Africa, excluding South Africa.

Pastoral care of church congregations; charitable support to many organisations such as children's charities, local hospice for care of terminally ill, support for refugees and asylum seekers.

The WHPCA works through the collaboration and partnership with its member organisations to:a) Improve access to, and the quality of, palliative care worldwide b) Build a worldwide network of international and national palliative care organisations c) Provide or facilitate education and training in palliative care d) Increase awareness and understanding of hospice and palliative care

a) To relieve the sickness of disabled and terminally ill children in the UK (who may be accompanied by their parents, guardians or carers) and who would not otherwise have a holiday. b) To provide holidays for other members of the community who would not otherwise have a holiday and to supply sports equipment, adapted and disability aids.

The trustees are looking to support homeless, elderly, unsheltered individuals and the terminally ill, the trusteesendeavour to use those funds to provide a structured plan for homeless individuals as to providing themwith everyday essentials and necessities like food, water, clothes etc. Also making dreams/wishes come true for individuals including offering sporting scholarships & bursaries.

Providing Health and Social Care throughout Fairford, Lechlade and the Surrounding Villages. Our services include End of Life Home Nursing care, Patient Transport for medical related appointments and a weekly Lunch Club for the isolated and lonely. We provide funding to various local community groups. We have a Charity Shop based in Lechlade.

The primary beneficiaries are 22 young adults with special needs at Casa Lumina Romania. For whom this is their home. It is a model in the region for the care of those with special needs.Children's Hospice Lumina for children with terminal or life limiting illness and base for community palliative care services in the Bacau region Romania.Working in Ukraine helping those displaced by the war

To relieve the suffering of rabbits & provide rescue facilities for their care and treatment. We re-home as many rabbits as possible to suitable new homes, both temporary and permanent. We also provide homes, palliative care & rehabilitation for rabbits with long-term health issues. We promote humane behaviour towards rabbits & provide visiting opportunities to our centre for vulnerable people.

Provide financial support to serving and retired members of staff and close family members who find themselves in severe financial difficulties through no fault of their own. Provide recuperative holidays following long term sickness or after major surgery, carer breaks, palliative holidays and special equipment for less able staff.

Developments in Literacy (DIL) UK is dedicated to providing quality education to disadvantaged children, especially girls, by establishing and operating schools in the underdeveloped regions of Pakistan, with a strong focus on gender equality and community participation. DIL UK in England supports language and vocational skills to mothers of under performing students & terminally ill children.

The provision of palliative and other appropriate care to persons suffering from a terminal and/or chronic illness within a hospice(s) or within the community with the object of improving the conditions of life for such persons.To relieve the emotional and mental needs of the patients, families, carers, staff and volunteers who assist in the care of patients.

The Trustees have identified the following areas as potential priorities for the Charity; the advancement of the Christian religion, including Christian organisations working closely with young people and the advancement of health and relief of those in need by reason of ill-health through the support for hospices providing end of life care.

Our main intention is to donate to charities involved with children and palliative care.