Health Charities That specialise in Surgery

The income of the charity is applied in paying bursaries for the education at the college of St Mary Winchester of boys being sons of persons in need of monetary assistance who either are or have been members of the Royal College of Surgeons (England) or persons who either are or have been holders of an incumbency of the Church of England in England or Wales.

We provide a community building for hire to people of the village for activities such as bingos, meetings, parties and surgeries.

The charity provides facilities for research (1) to investigate the problems that arise in the day to day treatment of diseases (2) to carry out research to develop new surgical methods of alleviation or cure of disease and (3) to teach new concepts for the treatment of diseases. It is currently doing this by way of supporting the Islet Isolation facility at the Nuffield Dept of Surgery.

Computer Aided Orthopaedic Surgery

The club is open to the general public not just the elderly - bingo, outings/trips, advice, concerts, police & fire surgeries, toe nail cutting service, craft class, room hire, meetings. A general warm welcome for coffee/tea, chat, company & companionship. All work is voluntary.

Purchase a variety of equipment to support Yalding Surgery to provide the best medical care possible to the patients.

We raise funds through sponsored events and donations from individuals and companies. We provide support and financial assistance by way of donations/grants to charities, associations, institutions or any other body or individual whose activities include research, support or treatment of patients, and/or their families, suffering from cancer and/or requiring neurological surgery.

The charity provides activities for the benefit of the local community in the village hall at West Stockwith such as Bingo, charity auctions, coffee mornings,District Council polling, District Council surgeries, film parties, pantomimes, Parish Council, private parties, themed food evenings and quizzes.

The object of the CIO is to relieve sickness and to preserve the health of the patients of Saxonbury House Surgery by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services, not normally provided by the statutory authorities

Young people-holiday literacy; sports group; arts group; adult-advice surgeries; English speaking practice; general community work.

Restore is dedicated to working towards a future free from the physical and psychological damage of scarring, supporting outstanding doctors as Research Fellows, supervised from Oxford and London Universities. This vital work can benefit anyone suffering from scarring, whether sustained through burning, trauma, essential surgery, birth defects or cancer, regardless of age, race or gender.

The charity provides transport to and from hospitals,surgeries,and various other sites for the elderly or infirm of any age.Services such as shopping or collecting prescriptions are also carried out. Befriending is available if necessary or appropriate.

The Preservation And Protection Of Good Health For The Public Benefit, In Particular But Not Exclusively By Providing Financial Support And Assistance For The Prevention And Control Of Blindness And Corrective Surgery For Eye Defects Or Diseases Such As Cataracts.

Information and support to all members, Annual Information Day and online support for people pre- or post- colorectal surgery.

Allows patients to confer and participate with medical staff where changes are being implemented in General Practice. Raises funds to benefit patients in a variety of ways. Arrange events

To promote, improve, develop and maintain the welfare, in partiucular the relief of sickness and preservation of health, of the residents of Amberley. Activities include the provision of surgery/clinic premises and grants to eligible individuals or local organisations consistent with the objectives of the Trust.

Purple Wings Charity works throughout the United Kingdom to support people with ostomies regain confidence and self-esteem. We do this through offering personalised experience days to ostomates ranging from shopping vouchers through to family days out to show that life after ostomy surgery can still be fulfilling.

Y.E.S has secured life-saving surgeries and helped people with medical conditions,prescribed medication for the poor.Families living in tents have been given new clothes,toys and footballs to play with. We work directly with local doctors and key workers in refugee camps in Iraq/Kurdistan to give and sustain rapid and effective response to almost daily emergencies facing the Yezidi population.

The objective of the Trust is to relieve sickness to promote and protect the good health of the patients at the Bell Surgery, by the provision of funds to purchase equipment and services not provided by the NHS and to deliver other support to patients including informal health workshops.The Trust Fund remains dependent upon the generous donations made by patients.

The objective of the charity is to promote and advance the study and general knowledge of science and medicine and all matters relating to the progress and development of all branches of medicine and surgery within Mid Sussex.

The charity serves the residents of Upavon, Rushall and Charlton St Peter by providing transport and, where necessary, escort for people attending the doctors'surgery, hospital, dental or chiropodist appointments. We also help where residents require assistance in filling in forms or making appointments. Costs are covered by voluntary donations from clients and grants from the parish councils.

To provide practical help and advice to anyone who is about to have a surgical procedure which will result in an ileostomy or internal pouch. To keep members of the charity and other interested groups aware of topics of interest by means of periodic publications and local meetings.

MiST Foundation is a global medical charity that responds to emergencies triggered by natural disasters or conflict where a need emerges for Limb Reconstruction surgery using an Orthoplastic approach. MiST Foundation establishes surgical Units to move towards self-sufficiency in providing Limb Reconstruction for the local population, regardless of the race, creed or nationality of the patient

Supporting activities which promote the objectives of the trust.

Fundraising and receipt of donations. Expenditure on medical equipment, associated consumables and repairs.