Health Charities That specialise in Palliative care

We raise funds in the UK to support partners in the development and delivery of palliative care in Kenya. We work closely with the Kenya Hospice and Palliative Care Association and local organisatioins. Due dilligence and monitoring is carried out on all grants. Recent grant funding has been for children's palliaive care projects, gender disparity projects, home care, training & morphine.

The charity supports young cancer patients up to and including their 25th birthday who are palliative. Dragonfly Dreams and Cash Gifts of up to £500 are given, with the emphasis on creating memories. Specialist Arts and Craft boxes are donated to young people's cancer wards across the U.K.

We are based throughout Cornwall, rescuing special animals of any kind, including the sick and terminally ill.We offer permanent homes to any animal in need, but specifically offer help to dogs who end up in pounds, i.e., strays or dogs that are not reunited with their owners by dog wardens and that may otherwise face euthanasia through no fault of their own.

We work with disabled, special needs & terminally ill children throughout the Essex area. Providing help that they cannot get elsewhere.

We help seriously and terminally ill children through end of life wishes, support or other charitable requests. We also offer support and help to families of underpriviledged children.

The charity aims at relieving suffering and poverty by assisting to improve the quality of life of the elderly, disabled, sick and dying. Initiatives begun by the founder, Lady Ryder, in Europe and beyond are supported and encompass palliative care, care of the elderly and promotion of the Christian faith. The charity assists others through other charitable bodies/volunteer organisations.

Land of Joy, a residential retreat centre in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, provides group and solitary retreats of varying types - Buddhist and secular, including health and well-being. We welcome people of all ages and walks of life, from any religion or none. In the future, the centre hopes to develop a service for the local community dedicated to end of life care, offering peace and dignity

Sponsor the development and operation of the Ndi Moyo Palliative Care Centre, Salima, Malawi

UK Pounds have 7 days legally to find the owners of dogs, once that time is up the dogs can be put to sleep. We help find rescue spaces and support the rescues so that homes can be found. We support dogs needing emergency help if owners cannot look after them, short or long term, transport dogs to safety and provide end of life care. We run a neuter campaign reducing the number of unwanted dogs

To relieve sickness of children suffering with cancer and haematological conditions in Tanzania by: assisting with the provision of standardised curative and palliative care services working within the National health framework in Tanzania; providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities, services and training, both medical and psycho-social.

The Mutts Nutts Rescue are based in Stamford, Lincolnshire and they operate in this area (which includes Rutland, Leicestershire and Cambridgeshire) helping the local elderly and acutely or terminally ill members of the community with their pets when they can no longer manage alone

Fundraising for cancer palliative care

To provide UK based respite breaks for families and carers whose child has been diagnosed with a childhood brain tumour; families whose child is terminally ill as a consequence of a childhood brain tumour; families who are bereaved as a consequence of a childhood brain tumour.2. To raise funds for future research aimed at pediatric brain tumours and more specifically ependymoma brain tumours.

Sabzgaman Beski undertakes activities in order to:i. to relieve terminally ill patients at hospices and health settings with a view to improving their quality of life by providing funding or equipment to facilitate the provision of recognised evidence-based acupuncture and massage therapies.ii. to promote the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment,

The Charity is a grant-making charity. It distributes grants from capital and income for charitable works. Its priorities are to support Evangelical non-ecumenical Churches and charitable activities undertaken by Evangelical Christian bodies and charitable agencies for the support of the elderly and terminally ill. It also may allocate some grants to non-religious charities.

The relief of financial hardship amongst parents of children (up to the age of 16) who are receiving end of life care and following their death in such ways as the trustees from time-to-time think fit, in particular, but not exclusively by the provision of grants and other forms of financial assistance.

SUPPORT GROUPS FOR BEREAVED PARENTSSUPPORT GROUPS FOR BEREAVED PARENTS AND FAMILIESACTIVITIES FOR BEREAVED PARENTS AND FAMILIESPEER SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES WITH A TERMINALLY ILL CHILD RECEIVING END OF LIFE CARETRAINING FOR PROFESSIONALS WORKING IN BEREAVEMENT AND END OF LIFE CARE

The Charity offers complimentary holidays for families with terminally ill children and bereavement breaks for parents who have lost a child.

Hospice Ukraine supports health care professionals in Ukraine to provide comfort, dignity and palliative care for all in need at the end of life, through the provision of training, medical and other equipment.

Assist in providing comfort and equipment for in-patients and day unit patients, together with cancer sufferers and palliative patients in the local community.

PROVISION OF SPECIALIST EQUIPMENT AND ACTIVITIES TO RELIEVE CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN THE UK WHO ARE DISABLED, HAVE SPECIAL NEEDS OR TERMINALLY ILL, AND THEIR PARENTS OR CARERS, ENABLING THEM TO ACHIEVE THEIR POTENTIAL, INCREASE INDEPENDENCE AND IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE BY THE PROVISION OF RESPITE, RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES OTHER SERVICES OR SUPPORT TO ADDRESS THEIR NEED

Improvement of wellbeing, experience and practice of ageing, dying, caring and loss at end of life in the UK and internationally, mainly through the provision of 1.) collaborative and participatory community development projects 2.) education and training in practice-orientated care 3.) social change through dissemination information and open dialog 4.) inclusivity of marginalized groups.

GRANTS FOR SUFFERING APPLICANTS WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM CANCER AND ARE SUFFERING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP. GRANTS ARE MADE TO OTHER RELEVANT PALLIATIVE CARE ORGANISATIONS.

We have supplied and run ambulances for a Regional Cancer Centre taking palliative care to advanced cancer sufferers.Our boys and girls homes offer facilities for needy children.Our day care centre for the elderly also provides day care to housebound elderly.All projects are registered in England and India; our assets remain Trust property.

Organises holidays and excursions for terminally ill, disabled and disadvantaged children.