For children of developing nations requiring specialist surgery.
Autism Wessex is the regional charity providing high quality specialist services for adults and children affected by autism and associated difficulties throughout Dorset, Hampshire, Wiltshire and Somerset.
SBPSS covers the Scarborough Borough assisting visually impaired people to live a normal life, we help relatives and carers as well as sight imapired people. Call in to our modern Resource Centre to see what we do, including teaching computer skills, a gym, specialist equipment and much more.
Wokingham, Bracknell & Districts Mencap is a self-funded, local charity providing help, support and advice to those with a learning disability or autism spectrum condition, their families and carers.
Pool of Life is the UK's first charity dragon-boat team for breast cancer survivors - a floating support group for those who want a new challenge.
Creating awareness of Chronic Pain and helping and supporting people that are affected.
HIV is on the increase in every region of the world, including the UK where it is the fastest growing serious health condition. The National AIDS Trust (NAT) is the UK's leading charity dedicated to transforming society's response to HIV. We provide fresh thinking, expert advice and practical resources. We campaign for change. Shaping attitudes. Challenging injustice. Changing lives.
Bosom Buddies is a Bristol based Breast Cancer support group. We help both men and women through diagnosis, surgery and treatment. We are committed to providing better care for those affected by cancer and support the Bristol breast care unit by fundraising for vital equipment.
We are a volunteer charity who fund-raise to support children with childhood cancers and other life limiting illnesses. See our website for more information: www.sophiesappeal.org
Championing a full and inclusive life for people with autism, Aspergers Syndrome and other associated complex developmental disorders in Jersey, by raising awareness and working in partnership with all agencies to help and support them, their families and carers
Our aim is to support the Renal Unit in Orkney trying to ensure that the patients' comfort is priority whilst they are on dialysis as the time they have to spend in the Unit is usually 4 or 5 hours 3 days every week. We also aim to support the initial time away from Orkney when they start dialysis.
The aim is to enhance and enrich the daily lives of blind and partially sighted people living in Wolverhampton, Dudley, Sandwell and Staffordshire by providing residential, day care and community services.
We are an independent local charity providing Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy to those suffering from Multiple Sclerosis and other debilitating conditions, like autism, stroke, fibromyalgia and diabetic ulcers. HBO can also help with wound management and sports injuries.
Who we are... Barnoldswick and Earby Bosom friends are a local cancer support charity. Serving the Pendle, West Craven, and Ribble valley areas, on the Lancashire and Yorkshire borders, our aim is to help families, and individuals, who are suffering from any form of cancer. Our help consists of helping with transport costs when required, house visits, help with equipment, and respite relief. We also offer financial support for those in most need . Find us online: http://www.bebosomfriends.org.uk/ and http://www.visitbarnoldswick.co.uk/community.php?communityid=1
The Lister Kidney Foundation was established in 1992 for the support and welfare of kidney patients in the three renal units under the Lister ie St. Albans, Luton & Dunstable and, of course, the Lister in Stevenage. We raise funds from various sources ie Raffles, donations,including memorial donations, supporting Stevenage half-marathon.
Vista is an independent charity, established in 1858, that is dedicated to improving lives for people with sight loss Vista supports 6000 people with sight loss in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland, many of whom receive help and support from Vista. Donations are vital to support our work!
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Rugby Autism Network is dedicated to the parents, carers and families whose lives are touched by Autism. Created in August 2009, our mission is to provide parent-led support for those in and near Rugby, offering signposting to services and advice, as well as access to vital experience through our large community of parents within our 'RAN Chat' facebook group. We organise events which offer a chance for parents and carers to get to know each other. Events such as support meetings with guest speakers, workshops, breakfasts and lunches. We also arrange Autism friendly events and activities for our families to give them experiences they might otherwise not be able to have. Details can be found on our website. Charity No: 1167710 Find out more Website http://www.rugbyautismnetwork.co.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/rugbyautismnetwork
It is the aim of Edinburgh Headway Group to provided caring support to people who have suffered traumatic head injuries and certain other forms of acquired brain injury and to provide support for their caring relatives. The objective is to help the brain injured person obtain the best results from his/her remaining abilities.
We are a Centre for local people affected by Multiple Sclerosis, based in West Parley, accommodating members from Wimborne, Verwood, Christchurch, Bournemouth and Poole, covering an area in excess of 200 square miles. We have 6 specially adapted buses that pick up members and bring them into the Centre, where we provide support, advice, craft work, hair dressing, physiotherapy and freshly cooked lunches for all local people with MS. The Centre is open 3 days a week and around 70 people with MS visit each day. An army of volunteers help run the centre, without whom the centre wouldn’t exist. Fully self funded the centre needs approximately £170,000 a year to function and is one of the largest MS centres in the country.
We're futures with purpose for young adults with autism through vocational training and work experience.
The Brittle Bone Society provides support for people affected by the rare, and painful bone condition Osteogenesis Imperfecta. It provides specialist advice, support and equipment to people with the condition, their families and carers, medical and other professionals.
Naitbabies are raising awareness about a serious genetic condition called Neonatal Alloimmune Thrombocytopenia (NAIT / FNAIT). This may cause unborn or newborn babies to bleed into their brain (ICH), and/or other major organs and may result in death or lifelong disability. Reg Charity Number 1161698
British Wireless for the Blind Fund provide radio and audio sets on free permanent loan for life to U.K. registered blind and partially sighted people, over the age of eight, who are in genuine need. (as determined by receipt of a means tested benefit). The sets we provide are high quality, robust and are specially adapted to enable those with no, or limited sight to easily locate and navigate the controls.
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