Research Charities That specialise in Medical research

ICPV is a patient advocate group-the UK needs an independent cancer patients' group, whose strategy is led by patients. The aim is that medical research, and clinical trials contributing to that research, have a patient input- in order for the research to have the co-operation of patients, leading to improved outcomes for all cancer patients and to help contribute to the cure of all cancers.

Purpose: to stimulate and advance scientific knowledge, professional interaction and the exchange of ideas relating to movement analysis in adults and children in clinical and research settings. ESMAC's main event : annual scientific congress with instructional course for gait analysis and topic symposia.

Alleviates poverty through education and empowerment Alleviate sicknessSidha Ayurvedic Medicine research: RT supports research in Indian indigenous medicine at our parent organisation in India.Food distribution to old age homes and homeless charities.Spiritual guidance by our patron Swamy Rammanantha Sarasswathi to his followers and devotees according to Sanadhana dharma.

Supply practical and sustaining help and spiritual guidance to the needy in Kenya. Provision for household needs, including new homes, set up nutrition programme, a water source, built a medical centre, school, bakery and training centre. Funding education and training. Taking God's word to individuals, groups, and Church Leaders by teaching, training and provision of group study material and aids

Grants are made to other charities and / or voluntary bodies to fund medical research. We raise funding by receiving donations from both individuals and societies as well as from income we receive from our investments and occasionally by encashing a small part of our investments.

CHARITY PROVIDES MEDICAL RELIEF TO THE POOR IN INDIA & the UK. IT PROMOTES RESEARCH and EDUCATION BY MAKING GRANTS TO ENABLE DEPRIVED STUDENTS TO CONTINUE WITH THEIR STUDIES AND BY ORGANISING RELEVANT EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES, PARTICULARLY IN THE FIELD OF HEALTH, HERITAGE AND CULTURE.CHARITY ALSO MAKES GRANT TO OTHER LIKE MINDED CHARITIES IN FURTHERANCE OF CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES.

To provide support to anyone diagnosed with cystinosis, as well as their families and friends.To highlight the disorder to members, the medical profession and the wider community.To assist in the promotion of research into the treatment of cystinosis.To work alongside other similar organisations in understanding more about metabolic disorders in general

Mainly to advance the education and training of medical professionals in general medical practice and related disciplines, with particular reference to those persons of Egyptian descent or origin and to promote research and report advances in all medical disciplines and to disseminate the results of such research beyond the charity for the improvement of the medical care of the public at large.

To give charitable donations to charitable institutions or other charitable projects for social welfare and medical or academic research, and for Christian causes, specifically operating in the Southport area.

1. To help find a cure for Kennedys Disease by providing grants to research organisations studying the disease.2. To raise awareness where ever possible of the disease, its symptoms and the struggles of its sufferers within the wider context of rare diseases.3. To help and signpost routes for sufferers to obtain help and advice

Share information and raise awareness and carry out training programmes involved in clinical, health and/or social care; supporting clinical, health and/or social care staff and research including making grants; work with industry, charities, universities, the health service and any other relevant bodies to assist the progress of scientific discoveries, clinical breakthroughs and new technologies.

The main purpose of the UKDCTN is to conduct independent, high quality, multi-centre clinical trials to answer questions of importance to clinicians and patients in dermatology. The Network is open to trial suggestions from anyone with an interest in skin disease. The Network provides 'hands on' advice and guidance in developing clinical trials. All UKDCTN trials are non-commercial.

The provision of grant funding to 1) assist research into renal disease. 2) assist the treatment of patients with renal disease. 3) provide help to persons suffering from renal disease.

Supports clinical research.

Reference no: 061000035663 The activities of the CIO are to relieve the needs of those affected by Norrie disease by promoting greater understanding of the causes, symptoms and treatment of Norrie disease in all its forms including by the promotion of research and sharing and disseminating of results of such research for the benefit of the general public; raising public awareness of the symptoms

The aim of The Liver Group Charity is to improve the treatment of liver disease through medical research funding, with a current focus of a Bio-Artificial Liver Machine.The research includes education and training of scientists, and research both at the laboratory and clinical interface.NB: 'THE LIVER GROUP CHARITY' (1166985) IS A CIO FORMERLY KNOWN AS 'THE LIVER GROUP' (1024533).

The Chadwick Trust was set up through a Trust Deed executed in 1890 by Sir Edwin Chadwick to embrace promotion of sanitary science and health, the prevention of disease and the physical training of the population. The Trust supports research and teaching in Public Health and Public Health Engineering at University College London, through the award of prizes, scholarships and fellowships.

TO PROMOTE THE CARE TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION OF PERSONS SUFFERING FROM COMPLAINTS RELATING TO EAR NOSE AND THROAT(OR FROM ANY OTHER MEDICAL PROBLEMS) AND TO PROMOTE OR ASSIST IN THE PROMOTION OF PUBLIC EDUCATION RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION OF THE RESULTS OF ANY SUCH RESEARCH RELATING THERETO.

We support families affected by mitochondrial disease offering services to aid a better quality of life, and fund research into viable treatments for this currently incurable disease. We aim to raise awareness for mitochondrial disease within the general public through a variety of events, and support patients by connecting them to the correct support networks within the mitochondrial community.

BARNA is the only UK professional association specialising in anaesthetic and recovery nursing.BARNA has provided competencies/educational material to standardise clinical practice.BARNA publishes on-line journal and monthly newsletter available to all members. We have an annual conference that covers all of the UK. We also promote ongoing training, research and clinical audit among nurses.

The World Endometriosis Research Foundation (WERF) is the global charity that provides a platform for scientists to collaborate in research and discovery in endometriosis to improve knowledge and treatments. WERF supports well-powered international multi-centre studies investigating disease mechanisms. WERF works with 81 institutions/centres in 33 countries on six continents.

The three charitable objects of the Charity are as follows. 1. To promote and protect the physical and mental health of families affected by congenital CMV through the provision of support, education and practical advice. 2. To advance the education of the medical profession and the general public into congenital CMV and its implications for the family. 3. To promote research into the causes

Support & resources base in UK for Christian Medical College & Hospital (CMC) Ludhiana (Punjab, N. India). Support includes facilitation of visits of healthcare personnel to share skills & experience, assistance with training opportunities for CMC staff both in India & overseas, & financial support for sponsorship of student nurses, assisted healthcare for poor patients & research initiatives.

To provide comforts and amenities for patients or staff in hospitals and medical charities, assist medical research, education and science, and support charitable organisations concerned with the sick or disadvantaged.

SFRR International is an educational charity to promote research activities into the role of free radicals in human and animal health and disease. The charity acts through promotion of young researchers and dissemination of research finidings through organising research meetings.