Health & Medical Charities

To fund the care and relief for dogs suffering from illness or neglect. Funding medical treatment where required.Identify areas where improvement was required. We have supplied funding to enable improvements to be made. Correctly built kennels.Provide education to reduce the levels of disease.Donate food, or provide funding for food.

A Better Tomorrow Charity supports vulnerable adults, socially excluded and socially disadvantaged (for example, due to substance addiction, mental health challenges, homelessness and ex-offenders) by delivering interventions, including 1-2-1 and group sessions (to help support recovery and rehabilitation), training and education to develop skills and create employability opportunities.

To provide treatment and care for sick and brain injured children and their families, in particular hyperbaric oxygen therapy. We also allow adults to access our therapies.

The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives

The aims and objectives of the charity is to support those battling with blood cancer

Empowering rural Ethiopian communities to end the cycle of extreme poverty through access to clean water, education, health care and microfinance.

To advance the education of the public & particularly amongst health professionals & scientists on the causes, prevention & treatment of meningitis by funding & promoting research in all aspects of those subjects, the useful results of those subjects to be published for public benefit. This Bristol charity operates on a voluntary basis & was founded as a legacy to Ryan Bresnahan who died at 16.

To support young people (13-25 years old) with their mental health and emotional well-being. To offer accessible community-based support within the Cambridgeshire area. Support will include evidence-based practice along with a range of alternative/holistic therapies such as using Art, Mindfulness and Canine Assisted Therapy.

The objects of A Rare Cause (ARC) are the advancement of health or the saving of lives in relation to the global, rare disease community in particular by providing information and resources to raise knowledge and increase awareness.

A Stroke of Luck is a charity established by a stroke survivor with the key focus on supporting the lives of fellow survivors with their physical, mental, and emotional recovery. We do this through providing engaging and expert content in activity and exercise as well as providing advocacy to survivors.

Its objective is to provide relief to families in need of recuperation and rehabilitation by reason of their poverty or social/economic circumstances, both in the United Kingdom and countries overseas. TheTrust does not provide financial assistance to individuals.

The APAGBI is a medical charity supporting paediatric anaesthesia in the UK and Ireland. The charity holds an annual scientific meeting and a linkman meeting. It supports travel to the third world for educational activities, research, guideline development and education for consultants and trainees.

To preserve, protect and improve the health and quality of life of people who are living with a disability and who may, or may not be in financial hardship worldwide through but not limited to the following means; - Provision of physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech and language therapy and financial assistance.

We provide water pumps, wells to those who don't have access to clean water. We build houses for the homeless. We provide funding to help start small businesses. We help with medicine care, hospital, surgery fees. We help the disabled, widowed and orphans - providing food, shelter, shoes, clothes, educational fees and any other resources required.

Health and social care activitiesDay Care Provision for Older PeopleLearning Disability Day CareMental Health Day Care ProvisionHome Care SupportCommunity Care SupportShort Breaks and Respite Care

Aasha England is a charitable trust based in the United Kingdom. We aim to do our part in improving healthcare and education in India and UK. The principle objectives are- Advancement of health in adults and children- Advancement of education and facilities for the education of children- Promote awareness of health and safety among people- Relief of poverty and natural disaster

ABALON Trust act as ambassadors for Eye health and healthcare, providing access to high-quality eye-checks and ongoing care for marginalised communities in the commonwealth and the UK. We aim to become a leading voice in advocating for access to health for homeless, asylum seekers and BAME groups. We achieve this through engagement and involvement with stakeholders, innovation, education and train

a) The advancement of health or saving of lives for the public benefit by supporting the infrastructure, equipment needs and staff training/ education of hospitals and other medical establishments in the Northern and Eastern provinces of Sri Lanka. b) The advancement of education for the public benefit by supporting the infrastructure, equipment needs and staff training/ education of the Srilanka.

In 1981, following various negotiations and proposals between the present Chairman of the Abbess Adelicia Charity and the then Lord Salisbury (since deceased) the owner of the Ilford Hospital Chapel complex, the site, including the Chapel and a ?50,000 endowment was transferred to the newly formed Abbess Adelicia Charity which has administered the Ilford Hospital Chapel complex ever since.

MAKING CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO SMALL CHARITIES BUT EXCLUDING MEDICAL RESEARCH OR ANIMALS CHARITIES

Our mission is to raise awareness and contribute much needed research funding for DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma) brain cancer. We also aim to provide a useful resource and support for parents who receive this diagnosis for their child including help with fundraising to access possible treatments.

Abbie's Fund provide memory boxes and keepsakes free of charge to families in the East Yorkshire area of the UK but primarily to families who lose babies through stillbirth or neonatal death at Hull Royal Infirmary's Women & Children's Hospital. We raise funds through the organisation of our own events, from sponsored events organised by others and via donations.

Our charity continues to support the needs of the local population.Supporting the paid ambulance services as requested and disseminating relevent iformation to community groups.

Provision of accommodation for those in need in the local area