Health Charities

Confidential one to one counselling services for the bereaved. This service includes specially trained counsellors for children and young persons, who are coming to terms with bereavement. Our service relies on volunteers, who are trained and operate within BACP guidelines.

We promote all aspects of the arts. We arrange lectures, study days and outings; pay fees and expenses of lecturers. We have set up online access to events. We hire premises for meetings and acquire equipment and software as needed. Arts activities sponsored: £500 each to St Luke's Hospice for Art Therapy, Uxendon Manor School for Mosaics Project, Headstone Manor Museum archiving/art workshops

Venue for local groups - Choir; Craft Group; Yoga; Senior Citizens Friendship group; Band practice; Flower Group.Events - Coffee mornings; Fayres; Floral Art dems; community social eventsAdult Education classes - variousPolling stationPrivate partiesParish Council meeting - 2 per yearLocal Councillors surgery

Provide unconditional help, information and support to any person in the Worcester area who is experiencing distress in an unplanned pregnancy or a pregnancy loss situation, whether miscarriage, stillbirth or abortion.Provide on-going support and practical help e.g. counselling, befriending or free pregnancy testing.Provide sessions on relationships to young people in local Colleges.

The Rotary Club of Wickford is part of the worldwide service organisation Rotary International. It supports all RI's projects. Locally it supports various voluntary organisations such as scouts, guides, local hospices and hospitals as well as schools. It also makes donations to deserving individuals. For more information please contact on 01268 765262

OutingsCourses ( ie:Wheelchair Courses )Sporting ActivitiesSocial ActivitiesHolidays

Promoting awareness of Hinduism through education and meditation. Developing close links with other religious groups. Leading interfaith activities and community cohesion events to promote social inclusion.

HOSPITAL RADIO BROADCASTING, SPECIFICALLY PROVIDING A SERVICE OF SPORTS COMMENTARIES FROM THE MAIN SPORTING VENUES IN LEEDS ON FOOTBALL, CRICKET, RUGBY UNION, RUGBY LEAGUE AND OTHER SPORTS.

The charity's activities fulfil its objects namely the furtherance of the Domiciliary Nursing Service in or around the London Borough of Sutton and such other charitable purposes for the relief of sickness in or around the said Borough as the management committee shall form time to time determine.

Our aim is to provide good facilities for social, educational & sporting activities to local residents and the city of Lincoln at low cost. REGULAR ACTIVITIES ARE: Table tennis, Combatting addiction (alcohol & gambling), Training courses and Support groups run by charities. We also host a lively youth club, as well as a popular parent toddler group and frequently host private events.

For the care, welfare of Renal Patients at the Q. E. Hospital, and who receive dialysis at Aston, Great Bridge, Lichfield, Woodgate, Kings Norton, Sparkhill, Smethwick, Worcester, Hereford, LLandrindod Wells and U.H.B. We play an active part in Patient Involvement in the Hospital, Treatment and care of Renal patients, Patient Information and Renal Research.

Assisting Isle of Wight sick children with travel costs when they have to visit mainland hospitals for treatment. Also to help purchase equipment for sick Isle of Wight children that cannot be supplied by the National Health Service.

Working closely with the Parish Church the Charity provides safe and comfortable Hall, stage and kitchen facilities either freely or with a small charge to any approved club, society or organisation within the Wirral community but in particular to those activities involving the young or teenagers. Usage involving politics or the sale of alcohol is not allowed.

We provide facilities for members of the Centre to participate in the purchase of alcohol and the various recreational pursuits available in the Centre. We also have a large screen television for enhanced viewing by the members.

Our current activities are music & dancing, youth clubs, arts and drama, choir practices, musical education, health education, drug and alcohol counselling, providing housing for those affected by alcohol and drugs.

Provides counselling sevices

Provide radio programmes for hospital patients - see accompanying Annual Report for details

The income from the trust is payable at the discretion of the trustees to The British Home and Hospital For Incurables and the Parochial Church Council of St John The Baptist, Finchingfield, Essex.

Providing grants to cancer patients for special equipment or facilities, hospital visiting costs, additional domestic costs etc. Patients must be referred by medical professionals, hospice senior staff or social workers etc.

Religious activities - Worship - Divine Healing - Counselling - Mediation - Pastoral Care - Hospital Visitations- Social and Cultural Activities- Alms Giving- Donations to Charities- Relief of Poverty- Provide Hall for Community Use

Employment of three workers to work caring for abandoned children, and overseeing our projects, which include support financially for an old peoples home, three schools, two in gypsy villages, citys youth club, pensioners club, and two hospitals. Also providing practical support and donated goods.

The Object of the Association is to relieve patients and former patients of the Whitchurch Hospital and other invalids in the Community who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm or in need of financial assistance and, generally, to support the charitable work of the said Hospital.

Provides a counselling service using solution focused brief therapy method. Trains other professionals in brief solution focused methods.

Provision and maintenance of Almshouses for poor women or widowers of character not less than 60 years of age at the time of appointment, preference shall first be given to the aforesaid and resident in Cottesbrooke.

The charity of Joseph Harrison was originally an endowed charity trust set up in 1841 to help patients and their families on discharge from the asylum. This was suspended in 1947 due to low cash assets. With the sale of the Stanley Royal Psychiatric hospital site in 2001, the trustees obtained ú2.3 million. The interest is distributed yearly to qualifying bids. Recipients must have a diagnosed men