Health Charities

Weekly distribution to blind, visually impaired and socially isolated listeners on audio media of recordings of local news and selected magazine articles

Our charity has been successful over the past years in providing a wide range of facilities including hydrotherapy, soft-play & multi-sensory rooms, the smaller toys & exciting equipment too. There are no paid employees of the charity. Currently our main emphasis is to provide residential holiday experiences for every child/young person in school on a rotational basis.

Waymark Counselling Services closed to the public on 14th November 2015. Waymark Trust remains to honour professional obligations required post closure.Before closing the service offered:Professional counselling for which clients donated what they could afford.Full support and supervision to our counsellors.A Christian but non-denominational ethos.Sound financial and budgetary control.

The Charity has constructed a Maternity Hospital in Ukana, a remote rural town in Enugu State, Eastern Nigeria. Its completion has made available a local hospital that serves all the neighbouring towns. Babies are being delivered there with the support of trained midwives. The Charity is now in the process of trying to acquire essential medical equipment and still needs ongoing financial support.

Assistance with drug and alcohol misuse in the Wrexham area including grants to relevant charities.

Provides support for people who are registered as visually impaired through training, mutual support and social activities.

Social activities and information for deaf children and their families in West Norfolk. We organise events that enable deaf children to get together, have fun and meet other children with hearing aids and cochlear implants.

PROVIDE FOR WELFARE OF HOSPITAL PATIENTS AND WIDER COMMUNITY IN TOTTENAHM

The Charity makes grants for the purchase of medical equipment.

Overseeing churches in UK, South Africa and in Kenya,Uganda,Pakistan,IndiaWorking amongst ethnic groups in UKTraining Programmes for ministers operating under the title Ministerial (Bible) Training InstituteVarious humanitarian projects i.e. clothing distribution, medical/eye clinics held in Kenya, PakistanTraining Programme for ministers in Coimbotre, South India

1. This Charity, holding in the region of £1,200, was established to provide open space for quiet recreation for the Parish of Frimley. The land in question is a triangle of grass and trees on the Portsmouth Road, immediately opposite Frimley Park Hospital. It is maintained by the Surrey Heath Green Space Team on behalf of Surrey Heath Borough Council.

The club acts as a focus at the Oxford Centre for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing for social activities for the hearing impaired. It comprises a mixed social group of individuals of mature age who have impaired hearing or an interest in hearing impaired people or hearing impairment issues. It meets weekly and has activities that include outside speakers, social meetings and activity meetings.

The Samaritan Fund for the League of Charing Cross Hospital Nurses, was set up to provide assistance for any member. For those not trained at Charing Cross Hospital, membership of the League is available for those nurses who, following qualification elsewhere, have subsequently held a nursing position for a minimum of 1 year.

The advancement of health and the saving of life and the preservation of health among people residing locally, without discrimination. To provide physical aids, equipment, facilities and services ancillary to those provided by the doctors, to persons suffering from any physical illness. To interact with other groups, clubs & charities in the area working to similar aims.

HELP develops methods to improve health, wellbeing & education for enhanced human life & potential. Combining science, psychology, wisdom & inspiration with the latest interactive technology, HELP collaborates with foundations, charities & experts to develop and disseminate solutions which enhance all aspects of life: purpose, character, values, wellbeing, physical, emotional, spiritual & social.

CITA offers support and advice to those and their families withdrawing from Benzodiazepine Tranqullisers and/or Antidepressants. CITA also offers information and guidance to health professions. Not only do we operate locally and nationally, we also act as an international resource.