Health Charities That specialise in Surgery

Twice weekly activities for children and young people, promotion of intergenerational work, activities and health programmes for elderly persons, information and signposting for residents, MP and Councillor surgeries, fully equipped and operational Learning Centre offering vocational and recreational courses, art activities and environmental programmes, consultants on local regenerational issues.

NYARKO CLEFT CARE CONTINUES TO PROMOTE AWARENESS AND OFFER SPECIALIST TREATMENT IN GHANA. THE CHARITY AIMS TO ESTABLISH A DEDICATED CLEFT TREATMENT CENTRE IN TAMALE TEACHING HOSPITAL. PROJECT IS HEADED BY PROFESSOR P HAERS, THE PRESIDENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEONS, WHO IS BASED IN LONDON AT THE GUYS & ST THOMAS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST.

Assist people with disabilities and other medical needs that cannot be met by the NHS. Make grants to provide medical equipment to the community, for example via the local surgery.

OUR CHARITY RAISES AWARENESS OF OVARIAN CANCER. THIS IS PERFORMED BY THE PRODUCTION OF AN AWARENESS CARD AND VIA OUR WEBSITE. THE AWARENESS CARDS ARE DISTRIBUTED THROUGHOUT THE UK, IN SUPERMARKETS, DOCTORS SURGERIES, HOSPITALS ETC. OUR OBJECTIVE IS TO MAKE WOMEN AWARE OF THE SYMPTOMS, SO THAT THE DISEASE CAN BE CAUGHT WITH AN EARLIER DIAGNOSIS.

To relieve sickness and to promote and protect good health for the public benefit by providing funding towards the purchase and maintenance of equipment, for treatment and short term nursing care over and above that which the NHS are required to provide in the geographical area covered by the Northumberland House Surgery within the Wyre Forest.

Provision of medical equipment etc, for Mattishall & Lenwade surgeries including assistance with surgery building improvements.

THIRDWORLD MEDICAL CHARITY CURRENTLY WORKING IN SOUTHASIA TO TREAT CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH CONGENITAL DISORDER WITH SURGICAL A. EDUCATING AND TRAINING THE LOCAL HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL, ELIMINATIN POVERTY, MICRO FINANCING AND COMBATING FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES OF THE LOCAL POPULATION. ESTABLISHING CENTERS IN THESE COUNTRIES TO PROVIDE CONTINUOUS CARE AND MANAGEMENT OF MEDICAL AND CONGENITAL PROBLEMS.

to provide resources to the patients of the Falkland surgery to promote health and acess to surgery facilities

Make grants to individuals living in the Civil Parish of Edlesborough who are elderly, or ill, or disabled and require medical and/or surgical equipment or comforts which are unavailable from any other source.

Partnership projects between health professionals in UK (primarily Leicester) and in Gondar, Ethiopia. Including mental health, nursing, clinial audit, surgery training etc.

Future Choices is an advocacy organisation working with groups seeking an end to non-therapeutic genital surgery on children whether they are intersex, female or male.

PROVISION OF MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY WHICH ARE NOT PROVIDED FOR BY THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE

Support those injured by surgical mesh by providing online and telephone support, raising awareness with information sharing on social media platforms and provide respite breaks for those injured by surgical mesh and their family members by providing access to holiday accommodation in the UK.

DULA International works with people with disabilities and supports medical care for those in need by providing education resources, training for support workers, nutrition programmes, raising awareness, and facilitating specialist training for medics and medical and surgical aid for the public.

The charity has continued its operations now for 10 years from it's commencement in 2014. The heart surgery on a charitable basis (free and heavily subsidised) continues and over 100 operations had been performed in Northern Sri Lanka along with training of theatre staff at all levels.

To support the practice by purchasing or reimbursing the practice for the purchase, hire or lease of equipment, fittings and movables to facilitate the treatment and comfort of patients and to improve the patient experience. To pay for or reimburse the practice for the cost of repair and maintenance of said items.

For relief of sickness of patients attending eye surgery by provision of equipment and other amenities not normally provided by the doctors, and generally to support the charitable work of the said surgery.

Donations to the charity are used to provide services and equipment to patients that are not normally provided under the terms and conditions of the GP contract

Support4SDR Wales aims to promote and protect the physical and mental health of people who have Cerebral Palsy and live in Wales, pre or post Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy surgery.(i) provide support, education & practical advice(ii) assisting in provision of services not normally provided by statutory authorities(iii) advancing the education of professionals, officials & the general public

We relieve sickness and needs and preserve and promote the health of the patients of Fenny Compton & Shenington surgery either generally or individually by provision or assistance in provision or upgrading of equipment ,facilities or services.

We aim to provide essential reconstructive surgery and to equip and train local specialists.

Court Thorn Surgery Patient Participation Group (PPG) carries out regular meetings to review performance and share feedback from patients reviews and other medical bodies. It provides a free Prescription Delivery Service. It arranges health education seminars. It purchases equipment over and above equipment used by an average practice. It acts as a partner at strategic and operational levels.

Raise money and provide support for free surgical cleft lip and palate and microtia reconstruction missions for children and adults in the Philippines and Ecuador.

Our charity purchases equipment for medical use at the medical centre and its small operating theatre for the benefit of patients covered by our surgery. None of this equipment would be provided by the local health trust or any other public body. Our charity also upgrades and replaces items of equipment as needed within our financial limits. We cover all age groups with problems of a medical natur

IA's primary aim is to help people who have to undergo surgery which involves the removal of their colon (known as a colectomy) and the creation of either an ileostomy or an ileo-anal pouch. IA aims to help them with all aspects of their rehabilitation, to promote and co-ordinate research and to improve knowledge about the management of ileostomies or pouches.