Health Charities

PROVISION OF MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY WHICH ARE NOT PROVIDED FOR BY THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE

The charity exists to provide equipment and assist those providing health care for residents within the Lynton area.

Production and recording of spoken news items from local papers/magazines for distribution on memory sticks for people with sight disabilities.

We support deaf and hearing impaired children living in the boroughs of Sheffield, Doncaster, Rotherham and Chesterfield and the surrounding areas of South Yorkshire.We hold regular events for children of all ages ranging from babies to age 16.These events give the children the opportunity to meet their peers.Parents and siblings can also share their experiences to offer help and advice to others.

Donations to other local charitable fund raising, donations to schools, medical practaces, disabled or sick individuals, christmas presents to infirm or disadvantaged local individuals and prishioners.

relief payments after deaths. direct payments to registered charities e.g Bike Active, Heart Beat E.A.C.H .also any appeals we might receive from the public.We also give to the the saint elizabeth hospice. We have also given to the East Suffolk Assocciation for the Blind Also to the make a wish charity. these monies are raised mainly in house but we do hold race night quiz nights.

To relieve patients and invalids in the community who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm or in need of financial assistance

Assistance, for residents in the villages of Hethersett, Ketteringham and Little Melton only, with:one-off donations towards:-Medical/Health/SicknessDisabilityRelief of PovertyHelps:Children/Young peopleElderly/old peoplePeople with disabilitiesThe general public/mankindOperates by:Making Grants to individualsMakes grants to organisations

Practical research and presentation of results

Our key objective is to further, in every way allowed by law, the education and relief of deaf children without regard to race religion creed disability sex or family circumstances. We organise fun events, provide a great network of families, hold fund raisers and offer support to deaf and hearing impaired children and their families in the Swindon & North Wiltshire area.

Lunch Club for the elderly on 1st and 3rd Wednesdays each month andTransport to doctors' surgery, hospital,dentist and shopping for the elderly residents of Bletchingley

Children, Care homes, Hospices, British Legion, Royal Star and Garter Home, Diabetes, Cancer, charities, etc., Animals, Ifaw, Samaritans, RNLI, SSAFA, MFPA, St.John Ambulance, St.Dunstans, Camphill Family

The object of the Association is to relieve the blind, or the partially blind, or those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity or disability which makes reading a strain, by the provision of recorded media.

The Object of the Friends is to relieve patients and former patients of the Home Physiotherapy Service and generally to support the charitable work of the said Home Physiotherapy Service.

Bolton Newstalk provides an audio news service to blind, visually impaired and disabled people in Bolton using stories from the 'Bolton News'.

The aim of the Society is to encourage research, especially for more junior researchers, and the interchange of ideas and information in obstetrics and gynaecology through sponsorship of scientific meetings and award of student prizes. Membership is open to both clinical and non-clinical scientists.

The Charity is funded from donations in support of the work of the Doctors and Nurses who work from Fownhope Medical Centre. It aims to provide services to patients not available through public funding.

The Spalding Deaf Club meets up one a month to help give the opportunity for deaf people (young and old) in the local and surround areas to come together, socialise and talk about any issues that concern them. Typical activities include fund-raising to provide day-trips out and for any worthy causes related to the deaf world.

WE HELP DEAF AND HEARING-IMPAIRED CHILDREN AND ADULTS, THEIR FAMILIES AND OTHER CARERS, WITH SERVICES AND SUPPPORT FOR EDUCATION, TRAINING, PERSONAL AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT, EMPLOYMENT AND INCLUSION IN THE COMMUNITY.

Provide home, hospital or telephone (or e-mail) support to anybody who has had or is about to have surgery to remove their colon.Provide help to improve facilities at local treatment centres by means of donations of equipment.Arrange social events for people to share experiences

Enabling school pupils to participate in parliamentary, government and other public consultations.Working with children and young adults, parents, carers, professionals and others regarding problems of substance abuse.Provision of advice and treatment for enuresis (bedwetting).Assisting children's development of reading skills.

Anyone who is local to the Village of Snainton my apply to the charity for help if they are experiencing difficulties with meeting the cost of bills eg. heating & lighting. Having a family member in hospital and needs help with transport costs.

Small grants offered to those struggling with increasing fuel costs and other bills. Helping those who are ill and their families with small gifts for taxis for hospital visiting etc. Helping with extra educational needs leading to the ability to earn a living.

To help in the healthcare of local people, by providing medical equipment (including drugs, dressings, foods, and other services), providing comfort for users of health care premises, and assisting transport for patients and their carers. To relieve poverty among patients, help their carers, and help local health education and research.

Monies raised from the members of Glantawe Lodge through the year. Distributions then made from these monies, to non-Masonic Charities (including; Feed the Homeless, Deprived Childrens Christmas Party,, and Ty Hafan (childrens hospital, Cardiff).