Health Charities

Our purpose is to ensure immediate mental health support is presented to individuals following a harmful online search via innovative technology and consisting of a choice of help and resources to prevent self-harm and suicide.

The object of the Charity be the advancement of Masonic and Non-Masonic Charities, including but not restricted to, medical research, care for vulnerable people, hospices, youth opportunities, and other appropriate worthwhile causes.

Crossfields Institute provides support and an umbrella structure for learning organisations, educators and researchers working within further and higher education. Many of our affiliate members are active in the field of therapeutic education, social care, complementary therapies, holistic agriculture and horticulture, environmental sustainability and the arts based on the work of Rudolf Steiner.

Set up in response to wishes of the local residents, we support individuals and families with a variety of services and aim to maintain and improve health and wellbeing by:Enabling residents to stay in their own homes and remain part of the community.Offer a way to counteract loneliness, isolation and social disadvantage.Provide extra support for those who are caring for relatives.

The DIDACT Foundation, a non-profit, innovative, organisation with a mission to improve the outcome of patients with blood cancer through the delivery of haemato-oncology clinical trials in the UK

The Charity supports the sick and the poor mainly at St Francis Hospital, Katete in Zambia as well as other projects within the Eastern Province of Zambia

Provision of Hydrotherapy Pool and Spa facilities for the disabled.

The Good Company People carries out its purposes by providing relief to (a) people who are experiencing loneliness and social isolation and/or experiencing cognitive changes, living with dementia or other disabilities and (b) to their informal carers. Our beneficiaries will usually be over the age of 65 but TGCP does not limit its services solely to the elderly.

Life Skills Education Charity develop and deliver DAaRT (Drug, Alcohol and Resilience Training) resources in schools. Our programmes are independently evaluated and proven to work, put together using evidence from research and follow government guidelines and best practice. Our team of trained facilitators deliver our programmes to over 13,000 young people in over 300 schools each year.

We provide a free counselling service for young people aged 13-25 years and cover Bedfordshire.

OSCAR's Paediatric Brain Tumour Charity exists to provide ongoing support and care for children with brain tumours and their families, raise awareness of the signs and symptoms to help better and faster diagnosis, and fund research into new and innovative treatments across the paediatric pathway.

provide a free and confidential counselling and information service to wokingham district residents

Provides Christian worship opportunities and services in and for the community

Marfan Trust raises funds to support medical research so that more is know about Marfan syndrome and its management. The results of our internationally recognised research enables doctors and surgeons to provide better treatment for patients in the short and long term. Our helpline and website www.marfantrust.org provide information. An annual supporter information day is held in October.

Soul Foundation's mission is to give hope to the destitute, restoring dignity, by ending cycles of poverty, addiction, abuse and violence. Our aims are to promote social justice, mercy, accountability, restoration and hope. The Foundation works locally and globally both independently and in partnership with other charitable organisations working with children, young people and vulnerable adults.

Steps provides: A unique service using the principles of Conductive Education for children with conditions that cause motor impairments or motor delay such as Cerebral Palsy or Down's Syndrome. Steps also offer support for children attending mainstream school in the form of a gym club. Support is given to the whole family by providing parents with the knowledge they need to understand their child.

St Luke's supports the mental health and wellbeing of the Anglican clergy. It offers one-to-one care and treatment with trained health professionals. It also offers wellbeing services to clergy via their dioceses and training colleges, such as resilience training workshops, establishing reflective practice groups and other activities to help clergy to flourish in their ministry.

1. The advancement of education and mental health, in particular but not limited to Indonesian performing arts as a tool to promote, improve, and develop communication skills, teamwork, and creative learning in prisons and other institutions. 2. The promotion of Indonesian classical music, dance, singing and shadow puppetry and related art forms.

Preaching the the word of God to the public.Visiting the Homeless and supporting them financially or materially , in anyway we canVisiting hospitals and praying for the sickVisiting orphanages and supporting them in anyway we can.We organize fundraising events etc

TO PROVIDE RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE OF CHILDREN UP TO THE AGE OF EIGHTEEN AND THEIR FAMILIES/CARERS SUFFERING OR RECOVERING FROM CANCER AND CANCER RELATED CONDITIONS, WHO PREDOMINATELY LIVE IN EAST SUSSEX AND BRIGHTON & HOVE, BY GRANTING FEASIBLE WISHES AND PROVIDING EMOTIONAL AND PRACTICAL SUPPORT TO THESE CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.

To promote (for the purpose of relieving of their sickness and distress) the support, care and life-long well-being of persons with dementia.

Provision of professional counselling services and other informal support services for trauma or baby loss in order to reduce mental health issues and improve emotional wellbeing for themselves and their families. Promote volunteering in the wider community engaging them in a range of fulfilling opportunities to raise funds to support our services and promote their own personal wellbeing.

1. The relief of poverty, sickness and distress amongst those persons who have a heart disorder of any form orwho have undergone heart surgery of any kind, by such means as are charitable.2. The advancement of the education of the public in relation to all aspects of heart disorders or abnormalities.

The advancement of the Christian religon by spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ; the relief of poverty, sickness and distress; the relief and rehabilitation of the mentally ill and of disabled persons; the relief of the aged; the promotion of charitable work of churches in Malvern.We do this by running a community cafe, bookshop, counselling service, chapliancy service, and foodbank.

The Southmead Project offers specialist counselling and support for survivors of abuse and addiction across Bristol and surrounding areas.