Health Charities That specialise in Surgery

The advancement of education through study and research in the fields of surgery and medicine to individuals, groups, organisations and other charities engaged in the care, support and the relief of suffering of the sick, infirm, injured, handicapped or disabled.

Community Gathering on SundaysCommunity Grocery open Daytime Mondays to FridaysCooking Classes MidweekCareers Session midweekMental Health Surgeries midweekCommunity Tea and Coffee session on Wednesday morningsMidweek Community Tables Small GroupsMonday night Prayer meetingsYouth Club on Fridays PMChildrens Club on SundaysSeasonal Fun time club

The community centre is used as a place of worship and religious learning.The community centre holds events which provide advice and guidance, such as Cllr surgeries and health clinics.The community centre holds language classes as well as weekend tuition classes.Tea clubs are held to combat isolation.Provision of recreational activities - i.e in summer holidays.

Organisation of annual meeting, Running a website regarding Minimally invasive cardiac surgery,Coordinating a registry of cases being carried out in the UK by Minimally invasive techniques.

The Association provides support, information and advocacy for people undergoing urinary diversion surgery of any kind. Support is provided via local Branches which hold regular meetings, production of a magazine three times a year and leaflets on relevant topics. There is also a helpline service.The Association also represents those with a urinary diversion.

To advance the science and art of ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery and to improve the practice and teaching of this subject in Europe and to raise sufficient funds to make fellowship grants.

Building and operating an ophthalmic surgical treatment and training unit in Accra, Ghana.

To further the charitable purpose to advance education in medicine and health sciences including surgical science, funding is provided for research and other educational activities in the programmes of RCSI. This benefits the public in the treatment of various illnesses and medical conditions, particularly through the high level training and skills development of health professionals.

The preservation of health, rehabilitation and resettlement into society of former members of the armed forces who have been wounded, physically or psychologically, in particular but not exclusively by providing or assisting in the provision of medical treatment (including reconstructive surgery) emotional and psychological support and facilities or other support at the discretion of the Trustees.

The Uganda Childbirth Injury Fund provides skilled resources and funding to cure by surgery and free of charge, young women made incontinent through obstructed labour because no facilities were available for emergency help.

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The improvement of orthopaedic and trauma services in hospitals of the developing world; to conduct training and educational initiatives in the field of orthopaedic and trauma surgery in the developing world; and to undertake and facilitate research and audit activity in the field of orthopaedic and trauma surgery in the developing world.

Transport, mainly for senior citizens to doctors, dentist, optician & chiropodity surgery.

RTProjects aims to improve the mental health and wellbeing of people in County Durham through engagement in creative activities with others. Our core work takes place in our community art studio 'The Open Art Surgery', a safe and supportive environment where individuals connect with others in their communities, support each other, learn new creative skills, and have a place they can call home.

We aim to rescue unwanted and stray dogs by keeping them either in a safe foster home or in a kennel. They are attended by a veterinary surgeon and we call in a behaviourist if necessary. Following necessary home checks, our dogs are rehomed and we follow their progress. To raise funds for all these tasks, we hold dog shows, sponsored walks, attend carnivals and car boot sales.

Provision of education and training for the advancement of Health or saving of lives.

The provision of an "Out of Hours" (7pm to 6am) rapid courier service for the transportation of blood, samples and any other items used for the medical or surgical treatment of patients for doctors, hospitals and laboratories free of charge; Attending various events to promote these activities, recruit new volunteers and raise funds to cover the operating costs of the charity.

Information, Advice & Guidance Centre; Training - Basic & Intermediate IT, First Aid, Paediatric First Aid, Food Hygiene; access to Solicitor, Citizens Advice Bureau, Housing & Council Tax Benefit surgery, housing surgery. Use of computers, printers, photocopier, fax, laminating, telephone.

The relief of sickness and the protection of health by the provision of a transportation service for blood, samples, human milk, and other items used for the medical or surgical treatment of patients for hospitals, laboratories, air ambulances, and others.

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.

The charity seeks to help those in need of convalescence, for whatever reason, who cannot afford the total cost of such convalescence. 1) Persons recovering from sickness, medical or surgical treatment. 2) Such persons who are in a weak state of health and require a change of air, or require respite care.

The preservation and protection of good health by the provision of eye care treatment, surgery and education to communities in Kenya and east and central Africa.

The Mastectomy Tattooing Alliance provides funding for areola and mastectomy tattoos, through our directory of approved artists, to people who have undergone mastectomy surgery due to Breast Cancer and BRCA diagnosis, or Gender Affirming. We aim to make these tattoos more accessible to people and ensure they are carried out by skilled professionals, approved by our charity standards and criteria.

For the promotion,protection and preservation of animal welfare . The rescue of abandoned,neglected or abused animals .The provision of free veterinary care for rescued animals through approved veterinarian surgeons where required. Select approved,safe and experienced foster/ permanent homes to care for rescued animals. Provide experienced , safe homes for the re homing of domesticated animal

The relief of sickness and the protection of health by making grants for the provision of general medical health services