Health Charities That specialise in Surgery

- assisting ENT surgeons in Nepal to provide expert treatment of those suffering from ear disease who live outside the reach of the hospitals in Kathmandu;- helping in the training of young Nepali doctors making a career in ENT surgery;- raising funds for medical equipment and to send highly qualified people to take part in ear surgery operating camps;- supporting primary care projects.

The Group was formed to provide an essential part of the rehabilitation process after a heart attack or heart surgery. This is done through regular Monthly Meetings, exercise classes, walking group, art group and swimming sessions. Members are kept in touch through a quarterly Newsletter.

TO RELIEVE SICKNESS IN PARTICULAR BY ADVANCING AND PROMOTING EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN THE TREATMENT OF TRAUMA AND ALL MATTERS RELATING TO THE PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT OF THIS FIELD OF SURGERY, AND TO DISSEMINATE THE USEFUL RESULTS OF SUCH RESEARCH.

MONDAY - MORNING AVAIL. TIL 16:00 PM/6 WKS PARISH COUNCILTUESDAY - DANCE CLASS -BINGO. CRAFT CLUBWEDNESDAY - WEIGHT WATCHERS - AM & PM. POLICE SURGERY MID-MORNING - DANCE CLASSTHURSDAY - AM-TUMBLETOTS. PM - AVAILABLEFRIDAY - VARIOUS AD HOC. EARLY AFTERNOON - CRAFT CLUBSATURDAY - MORNING DANCE CLASS. EVENING - AVAIL.SUNDAY - AVAIL.

We provide sporting & recreational activities to children & adults including table tennis, martial arts, . room hire for public and private meetings such as the Over 50's Computer Club, Irish Dancing, Over 55 luncheon club, toddles group councillors surgery and residents group. A local history group meet at the Club. A Church Group uses the building on Sunday mornings.

Adult Education and Leisure groups, Keep fit, Zumba, Latin American Line Dance, Welsh Dance, Women's Institute, Gardening Societies, Karate, Brownies, Ballet, Coychurch Youth Club, Children's Parties, Concerts, Charity Events.Surgery for Welsh Assembly MPs and use as a Polling Station.

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.

See area of Operation entryThe Village Hall is used by the local community and members of the local public for Councillors Surgeries, Community events, Club activities and hired out for private parties.

Provision of transport for the needy and infirm who have no available friends, family or neighbours, to get to doctors surgeries, hospitals, dentists and other medical destinations in the local area.

Grants are made to local organisations in Cirencester & District, as it sees fit. The Trust also makes one-off grants to individuals within Cirencester & District who are in need as indicated by their GP or other qualified health professional.

To work to enhance the quality of life for people in the local community affected by ill health, disability or old age. Also to support the care and well being of patients/users at Savernake Hospital and other local health care facilities, local G.P. surgeries and help to improve the medical provision for these patients/users in the Marlborough area.

To assist people who are sick or injured or disabled through a sports injury by providing one-off grants for items such as surgical treatment or medical equipment which could enable the individuals to improve their lives.

Provide grants to distressed brother masons their distressed widows dependents individuals and organisations within the county of Wiltshire and Unitary Authority of Swindon for the general relief of medical mental and physical distress among the elderly disabled surgical cases and those subject to violence.

We organise an annual scientific meeting for neuroscientists/physicians/surgeons in the North of England, sponsoring junior doctors, and offering travel grants.

Volunteers provide transport for the elderly frail to hospitals, surgeries and clinics. They also undertake shopping, befriending and the occasional odd job. A weekly escorted shopping by minibus provides social contact and enables elderly people to shop independently with help. Ipad familiarization sessions are also offered

The League of Friends is an organisation that helps to raise funds for equipment and ammenities for the patients and staff, over and above the annual budget of the hospital and occasionally the three doctors surgeries that support the hospital. The Charity are affiliated to the national body known as ATTEND who have been enhancing health and social care since 1948.

The advancement of the science and art of surgery in all its branches and to promote and encourage for the public benefit within the area covered by the West Midlands Regional Authority, the study, general practice and general knowledge of 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.

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.

The charity provides support for cancer patients and their families and organises meetings and talks (by surgeons, oncologists and Cancer related services) every 2nd Thursday of the month at Marie Curie Hospice Solihull, B91 2PQ. Counsellor's are available on hand if needed. Telephone support and up to date information is also offered.

Interplast UK engages in medical missions serving in developing countries and provides free reconstructive surgery for the underprivileged. This includes treating congenital abnormalities in children, eg cleft lip and/or palate, revision of scars following burns and restoring function in the case of hand injuries. Teams total 5-15 members (surgeons, anaesthetists and nurses).

The College creates and maintains standards in ophthalmic training and practice, organises examinations and sets the curriculum. It maintains a CPD system and provides surgical skills courses for trainees. It organises scientific meetings, publishes a scientific journal and provides information on ophthalmic matters for practitioners and the general public.It encourages eye related research.

Supporting research, making grants

Teaching and education of health care professionnals. Education of patients. Research in skin cancer and skin surgery

Assess the need and give appropriate support in individual cases of social distress or financial difficulty.