Research Charities That specialise in Medical research

The charity is engaged in general charitable activities in the UK and abroad for the needy and underprivileged including fundraising for the development/enhancement of clinics, hospitals, school buildings, childrens special education needs, alleviation of child blindness, grants for medical and education fees, alleviation of food poverty, advancement of medical research and community support.

To relieve the need and protect the health of children and their families affected by Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) throughout England & Wales for the public benefit by:a. Working to improve the understanding and knowledge of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) among the public.b. Providing financial support to further advance clinical research into Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA).

To assist the haematology staff at Kings College Hospital with the provision of much needed laboratory equipment, particulary in the areas of Sickle Cell Disease and Thalassaemia.

1. To promote the relief of sickness of persons suffering from all forms of cystitis, overactive bladder and bladder incontinence. 2. To advance education of the general public & medical profession into the causes & treatments of bladder illness and the impact on quality of life. 3. Promote research into the causes and treatments of all forms of cystitis, OAB and bladder incontinence.

The furtherance of the science of Audiology and clinical practice via the study of hearing, balance, clinical practice, allied sciences, publication of the findings. Enhancement of audiological practice by education, training, recommendation of clinical procedures, specification of training requirements. Publication of literature. Liaison with organisations, having similar aims.

Raising awareness, funds for research and support for everyone with mitochondrial disease

The main activities of the charity are to relieve the needs of those affected by DHDDS Disease, to support families affected by DHDDS mutations and drive research into them. We achieve this by providing the latest information on the condition to families and health professionals, providing funds for further scientific research and raising awareness of the disease.

Founded for the benefit of workers in the British Textile Industry the charity's work includes the promotion of medical research into the prevention, treatment and cure of ailments and diseases to which such workers are especially liable.

Giving hands-on practical, financial and emotional support to families and carers, supporting children with a life threatening diagnosis. Inspiring the next generation of medical students to advance research into rare diseases and condition to raise awareness and improve treatments and care. Addressing the inequalities in charitable support available to children with a life-threatening diagnosis.

The charity helps save lives by supporting the ongoing research into breast cancer, and contributing to the further understanding of the disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment by supporting ground-breaking research programmes.

The general promotion, advancement and encouragement of surgical and medical science, together with medical studies and research.

A Roman Catholic academic institute that engages with the moral questions arising in clinical practice and biomedical research. The Centre engages in scholarly dialogue. It contributes to public policy debates and to debates and consultations within the Church. It runs educational programmes for, and gives advice to, Catholics and other interested healthcare professionals & biomedical scientists.

ASCN UK (2013) provides an educational forum for nurses delivering specialist health-care to individuals with a Colorectal / Urological stoma. This is delivered through an Annual Conference, Project Working Groups, Study Days and Web- Page which supports sharing clinical expertise and development of evidence-based practice.Educational grants are available for support with education and research.

Gives grants and fellowships for research into eye disease through recognised University and Hospital research departments.

The primary object of the charity is to encourage assist and extend the academic and research activities of all members of the medical, dental and allied professions practising within the area administered by Whipps Cross University Hospital.

RCT is the charitable arm of Rhug Estate and Organic farm. Education, sharing authentic land-based experiences . Activities range from school visits (delivered in Welsh and English), seminars, tours and talks for members of the community as well as giving high level advice to diverse individuals, organisations, local groups and government advisors.

We aim to achieve earlier diagnosis and better treatment for people with antiphospholipid syndrome (APS).We support anyone affected by APS; provide education and awareness within the medical profession; raise awareness of APS in the general public and raise funds to provide support, education and research.

Provides a multidisciplinary inclusive forum for the dissemination of research findings and best clinical practice Facilitates crossdisciplinary discussion of clinical and academic issues across the related fields of psychiatry, neurology and neuropsychologyRuns scientific meetings and educational coursesPromotes the public understanding of neuropsychiatry within the UK and internationally.

To advance education for the public benefit in biomedical engineering, medical engineering, and bioengineering, in particular but not exclusively by:(a) organising and holding scientific meetings and conferences; and(b) promoting the study and practice of biomedical engineering, medical engineering and bioengineering

The Bubble Foundation UK supports the work of the Childrens Bone Marrow Transplant unit at The Great North Childrens Hospital in Newcastle upon Tyne.We treat children from the northern half of England, Scotland ,Northern Ireland and Eire who are born with severe Immunodeficiences. We provide medical & educational equipment,finance research, and support families during a prolonged stay in hospital.

Blond McIndoe Research Foundation is a medical research charity that is devoted to supporting leading edge research into wound healing and soft tissue reconstruction. The Foundation seeks to play an essential role in translating practical research into results that advance patient care. We work in partnership with The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

The objects of the York Medical Society are the advancement and diffusion of medical knowledge amongst the medical profession and the general public and the encouragement of the publication of original contributions to the study of medical science and to make donations to charitable and other worthy causes and provide medical student bursaries at the Directors' discretion.

The relief of sickness and poor health and the preservation of good health amongst the general public by promoting and sharing good practice and standards in the field of facial palsy through the facilitation of training health professionals, medical and scientific research and information exchange amongst and between patients, patient groups, researchers and health care professionals

The advancement of education and the relief of sickness by promoting or providing for the benefit of the public study, research and instruction in ethics and other philosophical disciplines as a part of or as related to medicine and any subject ancillary thereto.

To provide support for families caring for a child with CRELD1, to raise awareness of this very rare disease and to support medical research.