Health Charities That specialise in Surgery

The relief of sickness and preservation of health, in particular but not exclusively, among patients of Charlton Hill Surgery, Andover, by providing funds to purchase specific equipment and services which are not provided by the NHS.

The Trust coordinates medical (ophthalmological) 'camps' which co-locate doctors, optometrists, medical counsellors and a pharmacologist for 8 days to offer eye care to people in Jharkhand, India.The trust covers costs of care and treatment of economically deprived people who attend the eye camp. Payment is made for spectacles, medicines, and operations, and for transport for surgical procedures

For the public benefit, to provide medical relief and assistance in particular, but not exclusively ,to children in the People's Republic of China with scoliosis and osteogenesis imperfecta, by supplying them with medical aid through surgical procedures and follow up support.

To promote the education of and clinical excellence amongst cardiovascular physicians and surgeons in Uk and in Israel

?To educate and raise awareness of these issues.?To train to a professional standard all those that will provide services that further the purposes of the organisation.?To end domestic violence and abuse Mondays; 10am-4pm) one to one surgery session.(Wednesdays; 10am-4pm) Domestic awareness training.(Fridays 10-4pm) Group discussion and sharing experiences.

Action For Hydrocephalus works directly with neurosurgeons/healthcare professionals in developing countries or areas lacking in adequate treatment of hydrocephalus. We provide clinics and hospitals with neurosurgical equipment and work with surgeons and doctors, providing educational and practical support as well as training.

To promote and protect the health of women, in particular but without limitation to the health of those women who have undergone female genital mutilation, through the provision of counselling, healthcare professionals, support services, equipment not easily accessible and surgical procedures such as de-infibulations which are both unaffordable and unavailable to them.

TO PROMOTE, PROTECT HEALTH, PARTICULARLY EYE HEALTH IN ZAMBIA BY A) PROVIDING EYE CARE TO PEOPLE SUFFERING EYE DISEASE B) THE PROVISION OF TRAINING OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS TO ENABLE THEM TO PROVIDE EYE CARE; C) COLLABORATING WITH OTHER NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS IN ORGANISING OPHTHALMIC SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CAMPAIGNS TO PROMOTE GOOD EYE HEALTH D) RAISING AWARENESS OF THE ISSUES OF EYE CARE

Sending a team of orthopaedic surgeons/theatre professionals to Nepal hospitals, to see patients, carry out operations and teach orthopaedics both in clinic & operating theatres

The Cosmetic Practise Standards Authority (CPSA) aims to safeguard the public and patients who undergo non-surgical cosmetic and hair restoration surgery procedures. We aim to preserve and protect the health of patients by improving standards of care in non-surgical cosmetic practice through the promotion of good practice and the setting of standards.

GEANCO saves and transforms lives in Africa. We conduct complex surgical missions and run an innovative program to fight anemia in Nigeria. Through our system of modern maternal clinics, we help poor, vulnerable pregnant women safely deliver healthy babies. Our Leadership Scholarship for Girls provides full tuition, healthcare, and social support to young female survivors of terrorism.

To educate and enlighten the public in Great Britain and elsewhere and give insight into the people aboard the RMS Titanic, specifically Mrs John B Thayer, Mrs John Jacob Astor and Mrs George D Widener and the surgeon on board the RMS Carpathia, Dr Frank McGhee by displaying to the public and allowing academic research into and about the artefact being a gold cigarette case presented to Dr McGhee

ESOPRS CIO is a non-profit medical society. Aim: To advance the science & art of ophthalmic plastic & reconstructive surgery & to improve the practice & teaching of this subject in Europe & to raise sufficient funds to make fellowship grants.Note, this legal entity is newer version of the previous ESOPRS (charity number 291040) which is due for closure onceCIO bank accounts are established.

The Upper Gastrointestinal Surgeons (TUGSS) Society represents the global community of Upper Gastro-intestinal Surgery and all its various sub-specialities.There is currently no global platform representing all of Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery. TUGSS aims to fill this space by uniting us all under one umbrella.