Professions Charities That specialise in Healthcare workers

RECOGNISE THE CONTRIBUTION MADE BY WEST INDIAN NURSES TO THE NHS.HELP RETIRED WEST INDIAN NURSES

Established by Lady Ossington in the nineteenth century for the benefit of nurses

Joint acts of Christian worship, witness, and prayer.Groups for study and teaching of the Christian faith.Support and encouragement for activities for the welfare and well-being of the local community, including BRIDGES (a community drop-in centre), the Eden Christian Trust (working among young people), the Edenbridge Parish Nurse, a local foodbank, and the Edenbridge Fairtrade initiative.

Maintaining a scholarship or scholarships to be from time to time awarded in manner hereinafter mentioned to nurses working in Wales, who hold a statutory qualification in nursing, for the promotion and advancement of Geriatric Nursing in Wales.

Fundraising - Mayors Charity for Stratford upon Avon, Mayors Charity for Warwick, Sainsbury's Charity - Leamington SpaRecent Events - CharityBall.org, Celebration Ball, Alcester All Male Voice Choir, Rowathon and show Stratford CollegeActivity to date - Partnership pilot phase 3 rehab in Leamington, part funding of Heart Failure Specialist nurses

Maintaning a scholarship or scholarships to be from time to time awarded in a manner herinafter mentioned to nurses working in Wales, who hold a statutory qualification in nursing, for the promotion and advancement of the science and art of nursing in Wales.

Make grants to individuals living in the Civil Parish of Edlesborough who are elderly, or ill, or disabled and require medical and/or surgical equipment or comforts which are unavailable from any other source.

Further training for doctors and nurses in designated area through funding

Provision of support and information to pet owners on resistant bacetrial infections, development of professional programmes for vets and vet nurses, collaboration with Government departments on development of Government policy in animal welfare.

To promote human development through training and education by enhancing individual's personal growth and creative skills and other such charitable purposes that the Trustees shall from time to time determine.To raise funds for training of nurses and other health workers; for the building and equipping of buildings to be used for the purpose of caring for the sick and training opportunities.

Endowment Providing accommodation for persons to the benefit of the local community such as District nurse, Teacher or those in poor circumstances'

The object of the Charity is to relieve in cases of need persons resident in Tansley who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm.

This charity aims to improve the management of acne and rosacea by providing latest developments and training for Doctors, nurses and pharmacists on the best ways of treating them and solutions to various pitfalls that can be encountered. We also aim to provide sufferers with information, help and support in achieving the best results in their treatment.

IN OR TOWARDS EMPLOYING A NURSE OR NURSES FOR POOR INHABITANTS OF THE PARISH OF BRIGHAM AND THE ADJOINING NEIGHBOURHOOD OR ANY PART THEREOF OR TOWARDS THE NURSING OF THE SICK OF THE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, OR FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN THE SAID COUNTY.

The awards committee made 1 educational award in line with the Trusts objectives, in June 2012. Some spending was made to relieve hardship. Applications and awards for the relief of hardship are dealt with in confidence

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 Charity is responsible for four small Almshouses in the centre of Toddington. The residents are widows or spinsters of the Parish. The Trustees are responsible for the maintenance and repair of the Almshouses. The Trustees expect to be able to pay for routine repairs and maintenance out of the income.

ISO-SAC exists to help children who have been sexually abused by supporting non-abusive parents, teachers, nurses, doctors and other concerned adults.Telephone counselling and face-to-face counselling to adult survivors of abuse is provided.The Charity acts as a referral service nationwide, putting agencies and support groups in touch with one another.

Sidmouth Hospiscare provides a 24 hour on call service by professional nurses for terminally ill patients as well as support for carers/relatives of the terminally ill in the Sidmouth catchment area.

The making of small grants to nurses employed in the NHS towards the cost of course fees to enable them to undertake approved training as specialist oncology nurses.

The Charity provides accompanied holidays for people with disabilities living mainly within the areas shown. A typical group size of 24 persons would include 2 qualified nurses, 10 people with a range of disabilities and 12 volunteer helpers who give care 24 hours per day for the duration of the holiday.

The DBF returned to Nyofelleh to restore the clinic, staff quarters, ambulance & school .We have had a successful maintenance program meeting Ministers of Health and Education who are very pleased with our progress.The Minister of Health signed an MOU with the DBF to fund a midwife completely,the DBF will provide a new Maternity Unit.and accommodation for the nurse , our target this year.

The charity funds a group of volunteer doctors and one nurse consultant who provide prehospital medical care to patients. The major component of our work is providing roadside care for victims of road traffic accidents, but we treat patients with a broad range of serious injury and illness. We aim to bring critical care skills to these patients that would normally only be found in hospitals.

The Trust was created in 1937 to construct and provide a Home for Retired Nurses.

The Charity gives support to ladies undergoing treatment for breast cancer and those in remission. We meet monthly to give moral support, arrange speakers on various subjects and organise outings. When possible we have a breast cancer nurse attend the meetings. We help purchase various items for cancer treatment suites at local hospitals.