Professions Charities That specialise in Healthcare workers

To fund equipment and services for the relief of the sick in Chirk community hospital and by the community nurses, not funded by the North East Wales NHS Trust.

The Seedsowing network collects funds from donors in the UK and receives grants to support the education and welfare of disadvantaged children in Kenya. The work is focused on former pupils of the school Mahali pa Watoto which closed in October 2024 who are in vocational education as Nurses and some former pupils in Higher Education

The Charity advances the education of members by providing grants and bursaries to further their nursing education in their areas of practice, as well as providing grants to undertake research.The Charity provides a professional network for members.The Charity also provides grants, items and services for members in need and suffering financial hardship.

We provide a support service to those diagnosed with Dementia and their carers and families. Primarily we cover the Wendover area.We are a team of volunteers that bring together different knowledge, skills and experiences. Our team includes two retired GPs, a palliative care nurse and bereavement specialist, a frailty care co-ordinator and a Dementia Champion who is experienced dementia care

Iain Rennie Hospice at Home is part of RGHC which provides palliative care for adults and children who have been diagnosed with cancer or another life limiting illness in Herts & Bucks. Through our 24/7 responsive hospice at home service, our specialist nurses give patients the choice to be cared for at home. We also offer support services for families and, in Herts, a range of day services.

1. Sending a team of UK Surgeons & Theatre Nurses to Nepal to treat sick patients & educate Nepali surgeons/hospital staff about best orthopaedic practice 2. to support a Nepali orphanage 3. to pay Nepali orphans' school fees

Dementia Friendly Honiton supports people in Honiton & the surrounding parishes to live better with dementia. We achieve this by: running Honiton Memory Cafe a social group for people with dementia & their families, run awareness sessions and promote living well with dementia on our social media, & through fundraising we support Honiton Admiral Nurse along with all our other activities

We aim to provide an athletic tennis sports module in primary schools. To raise awareness of Anaphalxis and allergies, fund nurses in training to become specialists in this area.

In order to achieve the objects of the charity the trustees have the power to purchase or hire a motor launch to carry patients, medical supplies, doctors, dentists, nurses and other persons working for the health of the people of the Isles of Scilly.

Field Nurse is a health signposting service

Assisting the emergency services and local communities in the Wessex region (Wiltshire, Dorset, Avon and Somerset) by providing logistical support. Volunteer drivers donate their time and vehicles to assist in times of need. We provide critical transport when contingency plans fail - such as the transport of nurses through snow to get to patients.We are able to transport people or equipment.

To provide a scholarship to be called the 'Morriston Davies Scholarship' to be awarded annually to a doctor or nurse for the furtherance of research into the prevention, treatment and cure of tuberculosis and other respiratory desease. The Trustees have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 2006 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Commission.

Fund raising assistance to Newquay Hospital

The aim of the Medway Hindu Mandir is to promote Santana Dharma (Hinduism). To teach and remind values of Hindu religious & Indian culture, regardless of caste, creed, colour, sex, disability, nationality and be open for all to come together - all inter faiths welcome. Serving the local Medway community and nearby NHS staff and nurses with food and any other amenities feasible.

During the financial year items bought for the benefit of patients included replacement syringe drivers; a suction pump; a mechanical hoist; and a special mattress. Assistance towards the cost of palliative care training and related conferances was agreed for 9 staff members of the establishments supported.

The principal objects of the charity are to promote and further multi-disciplinary best practice in the prevention, treatment and management of wounds and the advancement of education of nurses and other persons involved in the treament of persons with skin wounds and of the public generally in relation to wound care and tissue viability. The charity operates across the United Kingdom.

Vimba channels its energy and funds on Child Feeding and Education Centres. Children receive :One guaranteed nutritional meal a day, Informal education, Regular medical checks by a nurse. Vimba is also working with a primary school of 270 pupils regenerating their existing derelict buildings and resources, providing them with running water and electricity as well as one meal a day for all pupils.

THE CHARITY CARRIES OUT FUNDRAISING EVENTS TO RAISE MONEY TO SUPPORT ITS OBJECTIVE. WE HAVE EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES, HEALTH FAIRS, CULTURAL EVENINGS AND DINNER & DANCE. WE SUPPORT COMMUNITY PROJECTS BOTH IN THE UK AND OVERSEAS. WE OFFER GRANTS AND BURSARIES TO INDIVIDUALS TO SUPPORT THEIR EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OR COMMUNITY PROJECT.

We teach Western Medical Acupuncture to doctors, nurses and physiotherapists. We look to businesses and other donors to assist by paying the fees of nurses who are keen to expand their knowledge for the good of sick patients. Some of our nurses use acupuncture in the NHS and help patients by easing the symptoms of illness and can clear the patients entirely from the condition they present with.

The charity is raising funds to build a centre for the sick children of Carmarthenshire.Canolfan Plant Sir Gar. This will provide a modern, child and family friendly environment where doctors, nurses and therapists can offer assessment and treatment to children and young people with complex medical and disabling conditions, and give advice and support to them and their families.

We award grants to relieve the needs of residents in Gloucestershire who are sick, convalescent, mentally or physically disabled or infirm. The grants cover the costs of items, services etc. which alleviate their suffering or assist their recovery. We also make training grants to health care professionals engaged in community healthcare in Gloucestershire.

Helping elderly nurses, whether registered or enrolled, of giving grants to nurses taking Post Registration or Enrolment courses and by providing aid to any nurse in distress who has worked in the qualifying area for a reasonable period

The Charity makes grants to individuals to promote and encourage the continuing education and training in medicine of doctors, nurses and midwives working in the area and of others concerned with the treatment of patients within the area. To promote medical research and its dissemination.

Our initial aim was to help treatment of children and adolescents with cancer in Malawi by supporting purchase of vital chemotherapy and funding the employment of a new nurse(s). We have helped purchase medical equipment and provide funds to improve facilities for patients and families. Travel grants for trustees (2) to provide expert specialist teaching and mentoring of staff have been funded.

General transportation - snow/flood (supporting palliative care) staff - paramedics, nurses etc Meals on Wheels Accidents / Incidents RTA support clearing of roads of stranded vehicles /trees provision of goods (blankets/food/water) Flooding evacuation of people (flooding . disasters, trains etc) remote access sandbags Fire Towing / moving equipment clearing vegetation