Health Charities

The education of handicapped or underprivileged groups, the provision of funds and equipment to hospitals for the purpose of research and education in medicine, relief of poverty, funding the building of schools, relief of famine, and provision of Guide Dogs for the blind.

to provide funding for outings, entertainment and necessary items to enhance the everyday life of the clients in the Trust

The provision of a weekly newstape for the blind & partially sighted of the Borough

Distribution of funds to individuals or organisations which come under the remit of this charity, which serves the Parishes of Lechlade, Eastleach and Southrop in Gloucestershire.

The objects of the charity are to provide support for those in need in and around the County of Buckinghamshire. Funds are raised by donations, gift aid and investment income.

Provide support and assist with funding for global humanitarian and community projects incl: Polio plus, mercy ships, wheelchair foundation, mosquito nets, group youth exchange, the education and book appeal Ghana, equipment for local and international hospitals, tree planting, special needs schools, awards for school achievers/young person of the year, kids out etc.

The Ipswich & District Talking Newspaper, ("Sound On") provides regular recorded local news and information updates for people living with a visual impairment or other disabilities which limit their access to printed material, in Ipswich and surrounding towns and villages.

Raise money for charities and distribute to charities. Work with local schools, hospitals and charitable organisations.

Broadcasting to the patients and staff of the Hinckley hospitals and health centres, plus internet streaming of the service for the social inclusion of ill, isolated and vulnerable people within the PCT area.Providing PA and hosting to Carnivals and events within the local area.

To provide weekly recordings of the local newspaper and other items of interest for access by blind and visually handicapped persons in the Great Yarmouth area.

Payment of grants to beneficiaries with visual impairment, and identified as in need.

makes grants to organisations including schools, charities etc..Provides services eg care, counselling etc..

The benefit of the sick poor

Providing, to residents of South Kensington and Chelsea receiving mental health care, grants for household items, clothing and at times expenses on holiday, according to particular guidelines which can be provded on request.

Provide a social interactive meeting for sufferes of stroke

.The Walthamstow Social Centre For the Blind will hold meetings fortnightly to provide enterainment, advice and a social enviroment at a named venue. Transport will be provided where necessary to ensure inclusion of all visually impaired members within Waltham Forest. In addition the trustees will arrange outings to restaurants, theatres and other areas of interest.

Support of the hospital at Padhar, Betul District, M.P., India in the form of financial support for agreed projects or equipment, raising and administering funds as required, occasional visits by trustees, and keeping supporters informed, recruiting new supporters

To continue to support and improve the services we offer our patients by either purchasing and updating medical equipment or by improving the quality of care provided. In order to achieve the latter we have sent our nursing staff on certain, approved training days or courses to improve medical knowledge and skills employed in day to day care of patients.

Finacial assistance, especially to the young and elderly, living in the parish of Fulbourn.This can take the form of assistance with the cost of school trips, music lessons, school uniform. Or for the elderly, help with the cost of fuel bills, transport to hospital.

Provision of grants to needy patients via social services located at bradford hospitals

Gives aid to Christian scientists in need of nursing and or pastoral care either within East & West Sussex or living within 40 miles of Brighton. In addition we give financial support to Christian science nurses living within 40 miles of Brighton for training purposes.

Bringing local news and activities to blind and partially sighted people

propagation of information about healthy lifestyles and the effects of alcohol and drugs, primarily through use of the Clearway [Temperance Knowledge] Examination and the award of prizes to successful candidates.

To serve the public good by the due promotion of the study and practice of the art and science of spiritual healing in Hadleigh and the neighbourhood. Also a teaching centre for healing and psychic studies.

Socially-orientated after-care for stroke patients. Advice and support for partners/carers.