Trauma Care (UK, 1078780) Browse events

Trauma Care aims to improve the outcome of the trauma victim by establishing best practice throughout the whole chain of care. We achieve this through education, research and publishing.

The Pendyffryn Children's Trust (UK, 1038140) Browse events

We arrange seaside recuperative holidays for children who are recovering from injury disease accident or illness in circumstances where they cannot otherwise afford one.

Solihull Down Syndrome Support Group (UK, 1110239) Browse events

Solihull Down Syndrome Support Group have 64 families at present. We support the whole family and not just the family member with Down Syndrome. We supply speech and language therapy to all members on a monthly or fortnightly basis. We have a summer outing for the whole family. We have an Easter camp where the children and their siblings can go for 3 days without their parents and enjoy all kinds of activities such as football, basket ball, dance, circus workshops, painting and creating etc. We have a siblings only day out, once a year. We have a Christmas party. Thank you for your support.

It's Good 2 Give (UK, SC041416) Browse events

Its Good 2 Give! encourages giving in many forms -giving ideas, giving time, giving skills, giving blood and giving money. It’s Good 2 Give offers support to young people with cancer and their families.

Petal - The Christine Woodberry Memorial Trust (UK, 1124842) Browse events

Petal was up in Memoory of Christine Woodberry to help cancer suffers and their families throughout England and Wales.

Alport UK (UK, 1154774) Browse events

Alport UK is a patient-led charity dedicated to facilitating a support and information network for all those affected by Alport Syndrome. Our Vision is to ensure that all individuals and families with Alport Syndrome feel empowered to enjoy the best quality of life.

The Atkinson Morley's Hospital Neurosciences Research Foundation (UK, 288438) Browse events

The Neurosciences Research Foundation is concerned with disease and injuries to the nervous system. The money raised by Neurofund - the fundraising arm of the Neurosciences Research Foundation, helps fund vital research into the cause of damage to the brain in order to delvolop new and more effective treatments.

faceupcymru (UK, 1109512) Browse events

It offers support to patients and families in dealing with facial disfigurement. Just funded a specialist nurse.

Topic of Cancer (UK, 1151079) Browse events

"Using the body's immune system to beat cancer" Topic of Cancer was formed to raise awareness and funds for the essential research into cancer immunotherapy being undertaken at the University of Surrey. By supporting ToC, you could be helping yourself and others to destroy cancer in the future.

Jane Tomlinson Appeal (UK, 1113894) Browse events

The Jane Tomlinson Appeal was set up by a determined Yorkshire woman to help children’s and cancer charities across Yorkshire & the UK. All monies raised go towards supporting charities both locally & nationally to fund projects such as refurbishments, services & purchase of vital medical equipment.

Triratna Chairs Assembly (UK, 1117287) Browse events

The Triratna Development Fund is for people who want to contribute to helping the teachings of Buddha spread in the modern world, world-wide. Part of the Triratna Buddhist Community (formerly FWBO), it's a one-stop-shop where you can see what's going on, decide what to support, and get active.

The Jamie Adamson Memorial Fund (UK, 1115913) Browse events

The JAM Fund is a registered charity, established in memory of my son who passed away aged five years after a courageous battle with cancer. Jamie was born on Christmas Day but sadly spent his last birthday being taken into intensive care. Established in March 2005, the Jamie Adamson Memorial Fund, (JAM Fund) tries to help children throughout the UK who are suffering from ANY serious illness. Although a very small charity, we do our best to also aid the families of children who like Jamie, have sadly passed away. Jamie's legacy has been to offer help to others like him and I am very proud to be his Dad. The charity has no paid workers and no offices and in this way it can ensure that the maximum amount donated goes directly where it should- to the children and families the charity tries to help.Please view the charity website at WWW.JAMFUND.CO.UK. As a charity, we believe that YOU should be able to SEE EXACTLY where YOUR money has been used. There are pictures and examples on the website to support this so please come and take a look. Thank you for your time and help, Having a child ill with cancer or any life threatening illness can take its toll on relationships and this has been the case with my own, hence I now run the charity with friends as my wife and I parted company. To this end, we also try to help families as a whole by offering holidays. Thanks for reading,  Paul,  (Jamie's Dad) and Chairman of the JAM Fund.

Maggie's Centres (UK, SCO24414) Browse events

Maggie's Centres People with cancer need places like these. Located in the grounds of major NHS cancer hospitals, Maggie's Centres are places that can give the extra emotional, practical and social support that people with cancer need. Please visit www.maggiescentres.org for more information.  

The EGA Hospital Charity (UK, 281153) Browse events

This charity funds the purchase of extra equipment needed by the hospital but not available from NHS funding, and also supports research to improve the care of mothers and babies.Your donations support hospital clinical staff, teachers and researchers to do even more for patients.

The Sussex Multiple Sclerosis Treatment Centre Limited (UK, 801075) Browse events

The Sussex MS Centre is a small, vibrant community of people living with MS, who get together to provide drug free treatments, peer and professional support and social opportunities for people with Multilpe Sclerosis and other neurological conditions. We offer a variety of treatments and exercise classes to help with symptom management and slow the progression and social events in a fully accessible and safe environment.  We strive to keep it all affordable for all our members, and never refuse treatment on the grounds of ability to pay. It costs just over £120,000 a year to open our doors every week day, and around 220 members and carers visit us every week.  We couldn't do this without our wonderful team of volunteers (we are proud to have received the Queens Award for Voluntary Service this year), and two dedicated members of staff.  Our members give what they can, and the rest we raise with support from people like you and community groups, donations from charitable trusts, and organising sponsored events.  We get NO funding from statutory bodies. Thank you, from all of us, for your support.

Fatboy's Cancer Charity (UK, 1105129) Browse events

Fatboy's raises money to purchase Xmas gifts for children suffering with Cancer & Leukaemia. We also donate to other worthy causes related to children and or Cancer care

21&Co (UK, 1149464) Browse events

We are a social and support group for children with Down syndrome and their families living South West London, Surrey and surrounding areas. We provide a range of services including social activities for families (coffee mornings, evening get togethers); children's parties; social communication and drama groups for our children with Down syndrome and an art group for their siblings; educational seminars for parents and professionals led by experts in Down syndrome; support for new parents and families with a pre-natal diagnosis. We welcome contact from families with a child with Down syndrome and from carers and professionals working with children with Down syndrome. You can visit our website at

Justlife (UK, 1140822) Browse events

Justlife aims to raise the aspirations of vulnerable people by opening doorways to healthcare, treatment, housing and employment.

Ollie Young Foundation (UK, 1148511) Browse events

Ollie Young Foundation is a UK charity funding research into brain tumours in children. Brain tumours are the biggest cancer killer of children. By directly funding paediatric brain tumour research, we are able to pursue our ultimate aim of finding a cure or prevention from this awful disease.

The Bhim Ruia Foundation (UK, 1072182) Browse events

Tayside Cancer Support (UK, SC022798) Browse events

Tayside Cancer Support offers a free and confidential befriending service to anyone experiencing difficulty resulting from living with cancer whether patient, relative or friend. The service is provided by volunteer befrienders who have received professional training to enable them to offer this support.

Glos MS Info & Therapy Centre (UK, 800909) Browse events

The Glos MS Info & Therapy Centre provides subsidised therapies to those in Gloucestershire with multiple sclerosis. It is also an information and advice centre and acts as a drop-in centre and social outlet. It is run almost entirely by volunteers and is financed by fund-raising activities and donations.

THE GEM APPEAL (UK, 1040083) Browse events

It provides research into and treatment for incurable Genetic Diseases in children and has provided a laboratory and many expensive items of equipment in helping to better the lives of dying children. One day it will help FIND A CURE!!

Full Circle Fund Therapies (UK, 1162010) Browse events

Full Circle Fund Therapies. Supporting the quality of life of very sick babies, children and adults with life-limiting conditions.  Our award-winning hospital based supportive therapies and research programmes aim to provide the very best of integrated medicine to support children and adults during long, challenging and intensive periods of hospitalization. If you possibly can, please help us to be able to reach many more, when it matters most. Thank you so much.

Bury Cancer Support Centre (UK, 1155924) Browse events

The Charity aims to alleviate the physical and mental distress of persons with cancer, of the partners and immediate family of persons with cancer and of persons recently bereaved through cancer. To be achieved through personal support, peer support, a range of complementary therapies, counselling, and an information service, etc.