Professions Charities That specialise in Healthcare workers

Dispersing investment income from the proceeds of the sale of a district nurse's house in Walberton.

To provide accomodation for district nurse for benifit of the community if required

Provides a rural transport service for residents of Eversley and Bramshill. Supplies a telephone care line service to any resident in need. Gives an annual Christmas gift to all residents over 80 years of age. Give financial assistance to individuals and village organisations.

FORDT SUPPORTS WELFARE ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN BY RURAL DEVELOPMENT TRUST, A CHARITY IN SOUTH INDIA. BENEFICIARIES ARE THE HANDICAPPED (CHILDREN AND ADULTS) AND MARGINALISED COMMUNITIES IN DIRE POVERTY. FORDT IS CURRENTLY SUPPORTING CHILD WELFARE SCHEMES, LIVELIHOOD SCHEMES (MOSTLY FOR ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS) VOLUNTARY ORTHOPAEDIC SERVICE BY A VISITING SURGEON AND A SPECIALIST NURSE.

The Trustees shall apply the income of the Charity for such charitable purposes for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Port Talbot area (Defined as the former Borough of Port Talbot prior to the 1st April 1996) for:a. Educational purposes of young people between the ages of 16 and 25, or,b. Nurse training.

The upkeep and maintenance of the reading room and attached cottage - rented out.

Welfare of migrant Nepalese nurses in UK.Health improvement works among ethnic minorities in UK.Establishment of health and educational facilities in remote areas in Nepal.

This charity was set up to provide resident's of Brockenhurst assistance. We provide lifelines. We donate to local community run groups and organisations. At Christmas we provide vouchers from from a local store to families and personal gifts to the elderly who are now living in care homes. We provide financial assistance to individuals who may need help i.e. purchasing walking aides.

The Association exists to inform, educate and certify for occupational experience - professionals (nurses, operators and technicians) in the field of hyperbaric medicine.

ADVANCING POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL AND DENTAL EDUCATION AND ASSISTING IN THE EDUCATION AND FURTHER TRAINING OF SURGEONS, DOCTORS, DENTISTS AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL AND DENTAL PROFESSIONS AND NURSES AND MEMBERS OF OTHER PROFESSIONS SUPPLEMENTARY TO MEDICINE AND THEREBY TO IMPROVE THE MEDICAL SERVICES AVAILABLE TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE AREA SERVED BY THE QUEEN ELIZABETH II HOSPITAL.

We engage in training and mentoring of palliative care personnel (doctors, nurses, social workers, chaplains, etc) working in hospital and home-care based pc services in countries defined as 'resource-limited' - mainly in Africa and Asia. Our activities are normally funded by larger charitable organisations, such as Tearfund, Afrox, Rotary International.

Provide grants for course fees and expenses. They consist of training in Ophthalmic out patient practical skills and decision making for Junior doctors, nursing, orthoptists and technical staff. The organisation also provides travel expenses and fees for speakers to attend local Ophthalmic nurse training on the Isle of Wight and will support local Ophthalmic research projects.

The Trust has funded new nurse specialist and clinical psychology posts at Royal Brompton Hospital to provide support to children with arrhythmias (abnormal heart rhythms) and to their families, helping them to learn to live as normal a life as possible with their conditions, and in some cases the threat of sudden death.The Trust also supports youth cricket, with an emphasis on wicketkeeping.

Raising money for local, national and international organisations. e.g. local schools, hospitals, hospices, Enfield Alzheimer's Association, Macmillan Nurses, Enfield Crossroads etc.Internationally, we raise money for Rotary Foundation and Rotary Aqua and Shelterboxes.The money is raised through Christmas Float Collections, Firework Displays and events such as quiz nights and charity dinners.

TO ATTEND TO THE NEED OF ILL PEOPLE WITH REGULAR VISITS .

Working in partnership with other organisations to hold conferences.Making small grants to community nurses to undertake research projects.

Grants to health professionals, such as Consultants,doctors, nurses and physiotherapists for travelling and studying best practices at centres of breast cancer excellence.

To provide financial assistance to people in need who reside in the former Borough of Brighouse

We pay for tuition fees supporting those in the process of enrolling on, or already in Nursing or Midwifery training by providing or paying for items such as text books, tools, etc to enable the beneficiaries participate in their chosen course of study

The relief of sickness and the preservation of health among people living in low andmiddle income countries including but not by way of limitation through the exchange ofknowledge and the provision of education and resources

Interplast UK engages in medical missions serving in developing countries and provides free reconstructive surgery for the underprivileged. This includes treating congenital abnormalities in children, eg cleft lip and/or palate, revision of scars following burns and restoring function in the case of hand injuries. Teams total 5-15 members (surgeons, anaesthetists and nurses).

The Trustees shall apply the clear income of the Charity in relieving either generally or individually, persons who trained as nurses at Charing Cross Hospital and are over the age of 65 years, who are in a condition of need, hardship or distress, by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce need, hardship or distress of such persons'.

We work with NGOs registered with the Indian Government to deliver our objectives. Our activities are all carried out in the Darjeeling District of West Bengal India. Our major current activities cover providing school buildings and equipment, support for old people below the poverty line, education and training for two nurses.

For or towards the payment of the costs of medical treatment of any kind of defective eyesight or eye ailment for persons living in India including the provision of doctors, nurses, mobile operating units and the services of hospitals in such manner as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion think fit.

The promotion of a holistic and evidence-based approach to healthcare in developing countries. It aims toimprove and enhance both maternal and fetal health through teaching and hands-on targeted education.Training doctors and nurses to improve outcomes for mothers and babiesprevention and intervention through training and information to relieve sicknessEvidence-based medical practices