Health Charities That specialise in Surgery

Funding research into conditions treated by plastic surgeons

THE CHARITY RAISES FUNDS TO BUY AND MAINTAIN MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOR USE BY BLAKENEY SURGERY MEDICAL STAFF AND TO PROVIDE MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE LOCALITY.

The charity works in Tower Hamlets particularly with those of Bangladeshi origin and the wider community which they live. The charity provides information, advice, workshops on emerging issues. Supports and facilitates training through partnerships & networking. It facilitates support surgeries and a new opportunities club to aid users to tackle challenges and achieve their full potential.

The advancement of post graduate medical education of medical practitioners (including dental surgeons) practising in the area of Bury and District.

Providing educational services to trainee plastic surgeons.Providing educational and clinical equipment not funded by the NHS for use in the Plastic Surgery Department

Supply goods and equipment for the benefit of practice patients

To assist and promote medical research in the field of vascular surgery and associated problems including diagnosis and treatment

G.P. SURGERY

The purchase and maintenance of equipment for the benefit of persons attending Drybrook Surgery.Donate equipment to The Doctors, The local NHS Trust or individual patients.Arrange and support staff training.Circulate books, pamphlets, films etc.Raise funds and receive gifts, invest monies not immediately required.

the purchase of medical equipment and facilities to be used for the benefit of patients

OFFERING SUPPORT TO POORLY OR PALLIATIVE PATIENTS

charity operates from surgery. funds raised by patients donating

The FCRF is established to relieve persons at risk or following cardiac surgery within the Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne catchment area and includes the provision of facilities for rehabilitation therapy, advancing education in such matters. Activities include the provision of supervised exercise, dietary advice and other rehabilitation therapy, together with a support group.

To raise funds for the provision of resources to assist in the relief of sickness and preserve health among persons resident, permanently or temporarily, in Porlock and it its immediate surround.

Receipt of Charitable donations on behalf of patients of the Gratton Surgery. Donations are for the good of all patients registered at the Gratton Surgery.

The charity's activities relate to the advancement of education by the study and practice of Thoracic Surgery and related medical subjects.

To further the charitable purpose for the benifit of the minority black and ethnic communities in the Borough of Crawley West Sussex and its surrounding area. They do this by working with individual communities helping to provide training and work shops. They also help fund surgeries for their members. The charity also works with the government to help improve the infrastructure support in West

Provision of assistance to surgery's providing medical equipment and services for the benefit of disabled and able patients

Providing updated ophthalmic medical and surgical equipment, and education to clinics and hospitals in Iraq.

To advance education of the public in the subject of surgery for spine tumours. The relief of sickness of people suffering from spine tumours. To relieve sickness by the provision of research into treatment of spine tumours and the publication of such research for the benefits of the public. Publications for public education. Publication of research to improve the treatment of spinal tumours.

The Charity was developed and launched by its three trustees Gillingham FC Chairman Paul Scally, The Evelina Children?s Hospital?s Paediatric Heart Surgeon Dr Conal Austin and Paediatric Cardiology Consultant Dr John Simpson in 2012The newly formed charity encompasses the work of Mercy Mission which was started in 2001, and acquired charity status in 2005.

To establish, preserve and maintain for the public benefit a medical museum within heritage settings at Wrightington Hospital. Provide education on the subject of advances relating to the musculoskletal related treatments, science, research and development with reference to the evaluation of surgical procedures, particularly Charnley related techniques originated at Wrightington Hospital.

Cataract surgical services to marginalised areas where access to such facilities is restricted and on their commitment to help local partners develop high quality, affordable eye care services that communities can sustain on their own. Partner with organisations who can deliver cataract surgery to those in need in a cost-effective way and delivering a full procedure

The Trust's objective is to transform the lives of disadvantaged children and young people; those who face daily, life-limiting challenges. It aims to raise life experiences, affect great change and enhance active lifestyles. This could be in the form of equipment, therapy, surgery, treatment, access to sport; all depending on the individual?s needs.The Trust carries out its activities in the UK

Working in the East Midlands. The purpose of the Charity is to empower the disabled and elderly to live independently in their own homes by providing help and support. This support is made available via website, phone, email and an information booklet distributed to Health Centres, Surgeries etc. We also work with other local Charities.