TCCL has been serving the Tayside and North East Fife community since 1994. We specialise in supporting families in the local area who have a child under the age of 21, who has been diagnosed with either cancer or leukaemia.Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Our charity is here to help support families of children diagnosed with cancer within the West Suffolk area. As a team of trustees will give grants to children to help make magical memories or it can be used to help families for other reasons. We also support our families in a variety of ways.
IIH UK is dedicated to providing sources of information and support to those with Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension, and all who support them. We promote awareness,campaign for funding to facilitate research, and advocate the Charity's public, social and support activities.
Felix Fund supports bomb disposal experts and their families. We fund therapeutic breaks for bomb disposal teams returning from Afghanistan and other welfare and rehabilitation facilities for EOD units. We also provide hardship grants for individual members of ‘the bomb disposal family’ in need.
COSMIC was founded in 1994 to raise money for the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) at St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, London, which now treats around 500 desperately sick children every year. COSMIC raises money through a number of events each year, and is heavily supported by families whose lives have been touched by the PICU. All funds are used to provide life saving equipment, to provide support and accommodation to parents and to fund training, education and an internationally significant research programme at Imperial College London looking at the causes, effects and treatment of childhood diseases.
Each year the work of Friends of the Cancer Cenre makes a real and positive difference to thousands of cancer patients and their families. 'Friends' rely on public donations to help us put directly into projects that make a real and meaningful difference to patients and their families.
The Intensive Care Foundation aims: to facilitate and support high quality collaborative intensive care research, to improve quality of care, patient safety and hence outcome for patients. Essentially we want to make a difference. You can help us make a difference, please make a donation today.
The principal objective of the Charity is to ensure that the danger of over exposure to UV is given greater profile, with the emphasis on education resulting in the early detection of the disease. Skcin currently co-ordinates Skin Cancer - UK, a collaboration of related organisations lobbying for government action in regard to the alarming increase in the incidence of the disease, placing the emphasis on accessing primary school education, with the objective of planting the seeds of the necessary culture change firmly in the classroom.
Richard's Wish is set up in memory of Richard Cridge. Our aim is to raise the much needed funds to provide a child, teenager or young adult undergoing treatment for cancer with a wish. This wish can be anything they want and Richard's Wish will do their absolute best to make this wish come true.
Wessex Heartbeat supports the work of the Wessex Cardiac Centre, a centre of International Excellence. We provide the latest specialist equipment and major facilities for patients, their relatives and staff to ensure the highest quality of care for the 20,000 adults and children treated each and every year.
Our precious baby girl, Aila Coull, lost her battle to Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (A.M.L.) aged 16 months following five months of grueling treatment. A.M.L. accounts for less than 20% of childhood leukaemias. It is more often found in adults, where the majority of research is carried out, but behaves very differently in children. There is only a 50% survival rate with this paediatric cancer which depends hugely on each individual patient's particular genetic complications. In setting up The Aila Coull Foundation, our main aim is to help fund research into newer, better treatments and ultimately a cure for this aggressive disease. The Foundation will also from time to time support other charitable purposes or organisations connected with childhood Acute Myeloid Leukaemia.
A cancer diagnosis can come as an enormous shock to patients, their families and carers. They can feel anxious, fearful and often alone. Beechwood aims to provide psychological and emotional support through; one to one time, a range of complementary therapies, group sessions, a Family Therapist and Bereavement Counselling.
At our Cancer Information & Support Centre our cancer information nurse specialist, counsellor and support worker offer expert help and guidance on all aspects of cancer to patients, families, friends & colleagues. Macmillan (Jersey) relies entirely on the kindness of donations and fundraising to provide its services - thank you for your help.
It is our aim to raise funds to assist in the treatment and care of teenagers and young people under the age of 24, within Cornwall and The Isles of Scilly, primarily for those undergoing and having had cancer and leukaemia treatment.
DERBY BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP Our group offers support, counselling, information and befriending to all women and men with breast cancer, their families and friends. We organise occasional days out for all the family i.e. local places of interest. We help to provide better facilities for all women and men receiving treatment for cancer by making donations to cancer services. FAMILY DAYS We organise occasional family days out for ALL the family to Local places of interest
The charity aims to provide supportive information to those diagnosed with Carcinoid Syndrome and Neuroendocrine Tumours, assist their carers as well as look into ways to improve the quality of life in particular to funding feasibility projects in clinical research.
The Harley Staples Cancer Trust aims to put a smile on the face of any child or young person with cancer. We provide holidays for these special people to share quality time together with their families away from the hospital. Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Charlie's Challenge raises money to finance urgently needed research into children's brain tumours aiming to provide better treatments for sufferers and eventually to find a cure. With no administration costs, all the money raised is spent on vital research projects vetted by a scientific and medical panel comprising experts from around the UK.
York Against Cancer is a local charity helping local people affected by cancer. We fund care for patients at York Hospital, research at The University of York and community education projects. The charity also provides transport to Leeds for radiotherapy and family respite breaks in Whitby
Alex's Wish is a charity dedicated to finding a cure or better treatments for boys living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy - a rare but severe muscle wasting disease.
Jigsaw(SouthEast) offers grief support to children and young people living in Surrey and surrounding areas who have experienced the death of a significant family member. In partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support we also offer support where a family member has a life limiting condition.
MSIF is an international NGO working in partnership with national MS societies and the international scientific community to raise the profile of MS and catalyse the vital research that will lead to the elimination of multiple sclerosis. Together we will eliminate MS. Join us at: www.msif.org
Motor Neurone Disease is a terminal illness for which there is no known cause, treatment or cure. It can affect anyone at any age.
We are five novice rowers with little / no experience at sea. Our challenge: Row around the Isle of Wight whilst runners use the coastal path to race against us. All in less than 24 hours! Raising money so no more children need to suffer and die from this preventable and cruel disease.
Plymouth and District Leukaemia Fund (PDLF) helps patients suffering from Leukaemia and related disorders by the provision of equipment and facilities for patients treated in the Clinical Haematology Unit on Bracken Ward and Birch Day Case Unit in Derriford Hospital, Plymouth. It also supports research into haematologogy disorders and some related training courses for nurses.