Professions Charities That specialise in Healthcare workers

To equip and train doctors to work voluntarily with the ambulance service at the scene of accidents, medical emergencies, major incidents and transport to hospital.Raise money for equipment and fund extended training for the doctors.To encourage extended training in immediate care for local GPs, nurses and paramedics.To encourage first aid training locally for members of the general public.

The trust exists to raise funds and provide financial support for community projects and facilities for the benefit of Lechlade. Project examples include support: to the local school for exercise equipment, to local sports clubs to encourage the participation of young people, to the district nurses for new equipment and to replace equipment lost due to a fire which destroyed the Memorial Hall.

Purchase of equipment for intensive care at Cheltenham General Hospital. Financing of educational courses for nurses and doctors at Cheltenham ICU. Provision of grants for research into intensive care.

Alsager-based Charity for people in suffering life-changing illness.If you are a patient of any of the GP Surgeries in: Alsager; Scholar Green or Rode Heath Keystone provides free of charge support, complementary therapy and nurse advice services to people living with a long term life-limiting illness. We also provide services for the carers of patients and for the bereaved.

Fundraising events for the purpose of supporting the nurses and health services in Guyana to relieve sickness, help in the preservation and protection of public health by providing information and advice, relieve hardship in Guyana; we provide equipment and educational material and support nursing education establishments. We also contribute to the education of nurses and the community in the UK.

The Charity works with local providers engaged with middle-aged and elderly people to provide blood pressure, sugar levels and BMI checks at community luncheon clubs and events. The Charity also partners with health & wellbeing projects providing advice, campaigning and elderly care.

Provides monetary awards to nurses who have completed their training within the Newcastle Hospitals Trust and who have excelled at both the written examinations and their practical work.

RELIEF IN NEEDThis charity is able to offer relief in need , if the need is not available from any other source, regardless of the individuals income. We do not offer long term care. Sometimns we share the cost with another charity. Help is only available to individuals residing in the area stated in the Charity Commission Scheme.have covered almost all grant suggestions in Scheme.

The objectives of the NNNG are to promote education in nutrition and related subjects for members of the nursing profession, for the public benefit, and especially for the benefit of patients in the hospital and community.

Sending funds to a well known (to the charity) vet in Calpe, Spain for the spay/neutering of feral cats, together with any medical treatment they require and all receive long term pain killer, penicillin, worm injections & frontline flea spray. We previously visited with a vet and nurse once/twice a year carrying out the same work but it was felt a 'permanent' presence was more beneficial.

Delivering education to nurses who work in Operating Theatres in a variety of African Countries. We work collaboratively with Ministries of Health and local nursing organisations, to assist them meet their strategic healthplans.

Support of local district nurse teams and health care needs.

Applying the clear income of the Charity in or towards providing facilities for convalescence, rest and recreation and for the continuing education of nursing staff in the County of Shropshire in order to enable them to perform their duties more efficiently.

Helping people living in the parishes of Botley and Curdridge in Hampshire, UK, who are in need, hardship or distress, by making grants of money, directly or indirectly, or providing or paying for items, services or facilities, calculated to reduce their need, hardship or distress.

We help members of the 'league', aid their families, dependents and colleagues with small financial gifts where necessary, required and applied for. We produce an annual journal and have an AGM requesting for updated information on colleagues/members and their families who may be in need of our assistance. Membership currently 397.

Fundraising and receipt of donations. Expenditure on medical equipment, associated consumables and repairs.

Aims are to collect money for purchasing and maintaining medical equipment for use in the local Health Centres and by the District nurses to help people in the home.

To provide education and support to doctors, nurses and midwives, to improve the outcome for newborns.To provide education to reduce complications during labour and birth and prevent maternal deaths.To support neonatal departments through training and improve basic facilities for low birthweight and sick babies.

Gives aid to Christian scientists in need of nursing and or pastoral care either within East & West Sussex or living within 40 miles of Brighton. In addition we give financial support to Christian science nurses living within 40 miles of Brighton for training purposes.

To help the sick/poor in the Parish of St Saviour's, Luton

The organisation provides education and training for community nurses to enhance the care of patients in the community. It also provides a forum to share information and good practice across the four countries for the the Advancement of Health & wellbeing of individuals in the Community. The organisation will also give educational grants to nurses working in the community .

Run training sessions and conferences for health care professionals in St Lucia Hold diabetes, leg ulcer and foot clinics .Hold public workshops Distribute to institutions in St. Lucia instruments and medical supplies. Apply for Commonwealth Scholarships for St Lucian doctors and nurses to study in the UK..

Raise money in support of our local hospital and community nursing services (e.g.midwives, mental health, school nurses and district nurses) for the benefit of patients and staff.

The charity seeks to enhance awareness of the role of VAD nurses who gave their lives during both World Wars, and to advance the education of nurses today. Activities include establishing a public memorial (at the National Memorial Arboretum); creating a roll of honour (on the charity's website); educating the public; supporting the education of nurses through individual study grants.

PROVISION OF HOUSE FOR NURSES