Health Charities That specialise in Surgery

POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION BOTH ABROAD AND IN THE UK

Lunch Club for the elderly on 1st and 3rd Wednesdays each month andTransport to doctors' surgery, hospital,dentist and shopping for the elderly residents of Bletchingley

We will fund vital eye surgery for those unable to afford it in India

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC BUT PARTICULARLY MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PROFESSIONALS IN THE SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF SURGERY BY PROMOTING AND ENCOURAGING THE STUDY OF AND RESEARCH INTO SURGERY AND PAYING OR CONTRIBUTING TO EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES RELATED TO SURGERY NOT PROVIDED BY THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE.

The Charity's income is largely from donations received and the running of fund raising events. The Trustees meet at leat twice a year to discuss fund raising activity and to review requests for the purchase of equipment.

The relief of persons who have suffered from a heart attack, cardiac surgery, angina or other heart related problems and their partners, families and carers by the provision of advice, information and support.

Free surgical treatment for people who cannot afford, currently, in Assam, with hospital bills paid by Charity. Also, drugs, travel and accommodation for accompanying persons.Training of local professionals in Reconstructive surgery.

Practical research and presentation of results

To relieve sickness and to preserve the health of the patients of the Long Crendon Surgery at Greenings, Buckinghamshire by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not normally provided by the statutory authorities . To provide financial and other assistance to any other organisation to ensure the success of the Wellbeing Centre.

Funding of clinical research projects by the members of the East Kent Dept o f Orthopaedic Surgery, and of a competitive Travelling Bursary for trainees in this department

Provision of support to patients of Woodbury Surgery, particularly in respect of transport

To provide relief to the ailing by the provision of medical treatment to the rural poor and disadvantaged anywhere in the world and specifically in the district of Patiala, Punjab, India, irrespective of their colour, caste or creed.The foundation to do this by running free surgeries conducted by qualified Medical professionals.

Provide home, hospital or telephone (or e-mail) support to anybody who has had or is about to have surgery to remove their colon.Provide help to improve facilities at local treatment centres by means of donations of equipment.Arrange social events for people to share experiences

To help in the healthcare of local people, by providing medical equipment (including drugs, dressings, foods, and other services), providing comfort for users of health care premises, and assisting transport for patients and their carers. To relieve poverty among patients, help their carers, and help local health education and research.

The Sick be Nourished Project donates medical/surgical equipment to a variety of medical facilities across the UK, Africa, and the Caribbean. We assist with emergency care needs. We also host health related workshops and provide information on health related topics, providing training initiatives and working with local practitioners to assist in developing services in their communities

The Charity receives donations and supports the Upton Surgery for the benefit of patients.

For the benefit of sick/poor residents in the Parish of Grayshott in making money grants to enable them to obtain food, medicines, medical comforts, bedding, food, medical/surgical appliances and domestic help. To pay the expenses of convalescence or of domestic help during convalescence. This is provided that no such payment of the above is made to relieve rates, taxes or other public funds.

Fundraising wholly for the use of the doctors and nurses of Constantine Surgery, who supply to their patients and equip the practice with services and items not available as the freely-supplied section their NHS funds.

Grants have been made to Hillview Medical Centre towards the cost of equipment and improvements to client service and experience. Specialist medical equipment has been purchased to enhance the services to patients.

Promoting Spiritual Healing for both Humans ans animals, to relieve sickness and illness to all patients.To help patients to contiue with their lives in good health by providing quality of life in a pain free enviroment.Doing this by both personal appointments, and by distant healing where ever the patient may live.Holding surgeries in different parts of the country on tour with our charity.

Developing World Healthcare is committed to improving the health of poor and needy people. The charity provides medical and surgical interventions to patients in remote and poverty-stricken regions of the world providing quality treatment they need through access to appropriate medical personnel.

Table top sales, coffee mornings, raffles. Donations given by patients in appreciation of help given to elderly relatives by the medical staff. Donations given in memoriam of lost loved ones. Occasional sponsored walk by staff.

Baby Isaac Fund provides neo-natal surgeons with much needed new specialist equipment and funds research to find ways of helping the estimated 3000 babies who are born every year needing surgery.

TO RELIEVE SICKNESS AND TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF THE PATIENTS IN THE THIRD WORLD BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES AND SERVICES, NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE STATUTORY AUTHORITIES, ANCILLARY TO THOSE PROVIDED BY THE DOCTORS. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF LOCAL HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IN HEALTH CARE PROCEDURES BY THE PROVISION OF LECTURES. www.ims-aid.org

To support research into orthopaedic surgery. To support teaching of orthopaedics mainly in North Staffordshire "but not exclusively".