Health Charities That specialise in Surgery

1. Provide surgery to children with disabilities in various African countries2. Train African doctors as pediatric surgeons through an accredited medical training program (COSECSA)3. Provide rehabilitation therapy to 300 primary students at the Joytown School for the Physically Handicapped in Thika, Kenya4. Operate Mobile Clinics in 14 centres around Kenya to identify children for surgery

Good neighbour scheme in Aldbourne & Baydon, Wiltshire. Helping people lead independent lives by driving them to surgery appointments, visit families, libraries, shopping etc. Help at home with small domestic or garden tasks, even dog walking.

Friends of Park Surgery seeks to support patients by provision of medical equipment & transport services to the practice. Educational meetings and a quarterly newsletter promote the work of FOPS and coffee mornings provide an opportunity for members to socialise.

Arranging talks for the general public by medical professionals on medical treatments.Sales to raise money for equipment in both Yapton and Middleton surgeries

The Charity supports the provision of healthcare to the community of Carpenter and surrounding region in Northern Ghana. The charity will provide financial assistance, surgical operations, surgical equipment, healthcare facilities, advice and medical education. The charity supports a team to provide surgery for patients suffering with hernia and other surgical conditions.

1. Free income generating classes2. Scholarships: Students in Rajapur Primary school, built on land donated by chairman of charity3. Free Healthcare: Periodic primary care & distribute free medicine4. Donation of funds, surgical equipment, eye operation fees, medicines to villagers of Rajapur5. Building: Community Building Women's Literacy & Healthcare Centre6. Free construction classes

arts and craft work shops for any agechair exercises for over 50 and disabledalso hoping to start a D.I.Y course for womenfamily fun days we also hold drop in centre police surgeries

The provision of medical aid, diagnosis, surgical procedures and care to those with severe spinal conditions or diseases that have considerable hardships

Medical Charity

We aim to improve the diagnosis and treatment of orthopaedic and related musculoskeletal disorders, from acute soft tissue sporting injuries to long-term conditions, such as arthritis, chronic pain and fatigue syndromes.The Foundation does this through supporting education and research into medical conditions, treatments and surgery, as well as dissemination of the results of this research.

Advance the education of the local community in health care by the provision of lectures, forums and other educational activities, and the publication of newsletters devoted to health care.

To relieve the patients of Blake House Surgery in the Community who are sick, convalescent, disabled, infirm or in need and generally to support the charitable work of the Medical Centre.

Provides servicesActs as umbrella or resource body

Patient support and raising funds for this purpose

Fund raising to support our aimsHealth Talks

The charity's main activity is to provide health related equipment and services for the benefit of the local residents of Chipping Campden and the surrounding area, including the patients of the local surgery. This includes the provision of equipment and health related services but not in substitution of anything that should normally be provided by any statutory body or the local surgery.

Financial assistance towards the cost of holidays or short breaks, for those deemed to be in need or to be worthy causes by the doctors in the Haslington Surgery or by the Trustees.

Prepared4ENT organised, administers and runs educational activities (Practical Courses and National Selection Interview Preparation Courses) in the field of medicine, in particular OtolaryngologyWe Contribute to training junior medical trainees, nursing staff and allied health professionals in the specialty of Ear Nose and Throat Surgery.

The purpose of the Fund is to make an annual award to mark outstanding contributions to paediatric surgery and furthering study and research into diseases affecting children.

Preserving an open space for use of locals.Fundraising to pay for such things as insurance and tree surgery as well as carrying out practical work like pruning and litter picking.

To promote and extent the learning and knowledge of and research into ortopaedic surgery.The activities consist of the raising and allocation of funds to support appropriate medical research, particularly that undertaken by the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery in Bristol.

Fund raising for the purchase of items of medical equipment to assist the doctors and nurses with their care of the patients.

Promoting equality, diversity and inclusion across the surgical field. The Association aims to widen participation in surgical leadership, foster long-term career development and increase representation across the profession.

Raising funds in support of Surgery and to assist in purchasing new equipment for the benefit of patients, also organising social activities to do same.

Advice and Guidance SurgeriesCultural AwarenessHealthy Living workshopsSports (i.e. basketball, football)Poverty mitigation programs through small-scale food production