Supports research, care and communications initiatives. To date, HDF has funded and supported projects by MNDA, Cancer Research and Crisis. The HD Foundation was established in 2015 by Hayes Davidson Founder, Alan Davidson.
Providing palliative care for cancer sufferers in North and East of Sri Lanka
Helping Families by raising funds to help children that need life changing treatment
A charity formed by a teenager in remission from a brain tumour to help all sick young people; through project funding, research and education. Unfortunately Grace lost her battle against cancer on 26th Sept '13. Smiles with Grace will continue its good work in her memory. Thank you for your support
1 in 10 people will have a problem with their liver at some point in their life. The Foundation's mission is to fund research into liver disorders and through scientific research to strive towards new and improved treatments for those whose lives are affected by liver disease.
The NSPKU exists to help and support people with PKU, their families and carers. It works closely with medical professionals in the UK. It receives no government funding and is dependent on the generosity of its members and the public to fund practical support, raising awareness and, research into the condition. It publishes a wide range of booklets and leaflets (including food lists) for parents, PKUs and medical professionals. Events - it organises conferences and study days. It also sponsors medical research into PKU. It is run by the Council of Management who are all unpaid volunteers with PKU in their families.
We are a friendly group providing support to individuals and families whose lives are touched by downs syndrome. In addition to giving support and advice to families with new babies and young children on a one to one basis we have a number of fun family regular meets and events Our roots go back to 2004 but gained registered charity status in 2010. The concentration of our activities centre around Cheltenham and we currently offer support to families throughout the Gloucestershire and Cotswold area. You can take as little or as much as you want from Cotswold Downs Syndrome Group and hopefully meet some long lasting friends along the way.
The SR Foundation supports cancer awareness, research and treatment, with a focus on young people and cancers of the digestive system. The charity was established in memory of Savvas Regas.
It was formed in 1971 to assist people who are about to undergo or have undergone surgery resulting in a urinary diversion, often following cancer. It has a full time secretary who provides information personally and via a Handbook, pamphlets, website, organising visits, Journal and DVD. Medical research also supported.
There are at least three epilepsy-related deaths a day in the UK. The majority are Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP). We care for the bereaved and work with families and professionals to make change. Using research and awareness, we strive to get the answers that will save lives.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The charity was formed with the express purpose of meeting the demand for a coordinated public cord blood registry to meet the current unmet need for stem cells transplants in the UK.Precious Cells Miracle is developing a model that will facilitate the release of high-quality cord blood stem cell units to the NHS and other hospitals around the world, allowing more and more people to access and benefit from stem cell therapies.
The Swinfen Charitable Trust was started 1998, with the aim of assisting poor, sick and disabled people in the developing world. The Trust's policy is to do this by establishing telemedicine links, using high quality digital cameras and email, between hospitals in the developing world and medical specialists worldwide, who generously give their advice on diagnosis and recommend treatment free of charge.
Chain of Hope provides children suffering from life-threatening heart diseases with treatment to which they do not have access and we aim to develop paediatric cardiac facilities in developing countries. Chain of Hope provides cardiac care in two ways: · By sending out medical teams to treat children in-country and by setting up training programmes for local surgeons and medical staff in-situ. · By bringing children to the UK for open and closed heart operations as an interim measure.
Neurocare raises money to buy equipment for the Neurosciences Department at the Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield. Neurocare funds equipment for patients with head injury, brain tumours, strokes, cancers of the nervous system and those suffering from neurological disease.
‘The Karen Trust’ mission is to design, build & open a dedicated retreat house in the UK for terminally ill cancer sufferers. It will be a place where cancer sufferers can stay with their loved ones to indulge themselves in the tranquillity & peace of the English Countryside - www.thekarentrust.org
Genetic Disorders UK has a vision to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by genetic disorders. There are over half a million children living with a genetic disorder in the UK today. Every year we ask the public to take part in Jeans for Genes Day. Visit our website to sign up!
Jersey Cancer Relief can offer financial assistance to Jersey residents affected by cancer in its many forms. Where there is a need we can help with Doctors fees, medicines, dressings, heating, travel, subsistence grants, nursing & home care and other expenses. www.jerseycancerrelief.org
Teddy’s Wish raises funds to provide support for grieving families and continue research into the causes behind SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome), neonatal death and stillbirth.
The Rotary Club of Nailsea & Backwell Trust Fund raises funds to support other charities and community causes both locally and worldwide. Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Sjögren’s Syndrome is debilitating, distressing, under recognised and under treated. Glands that produce tears and salvia or secretions of the vagina, skin and bowel stop working, it causes muscle or joint pain, low mood and extreme fatigue. The BSSA supports sufferers and raises awareness.
A SMALL BUT ESSENTIALCARING CHARITY THAT HELP CHILDREN WITH LEUKAEMIA AND OTHER CANCERS COPE WITH THE TRAUMA OF TREATMENT AND THE AFTER EFFECTS BY PROVIDING GIFTS AND HOLIDAYS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY ONCE TREATMENT IS OVER AND ANY THING ELSE WE CAN HELP OR SUPPORT WITH
CORE is a small and flexible organisation set up to research non-pharmaceutical treatment of chronic pain whilst improving access to osteopathy and providing expert mentoring to new graduates.
The RKH Foundation is a new, registered charity set up by insurance broker RKH Group as a focus for its charitable fundraising. For our first year, we've chosen two great causes to support: the Hague School in Bethnal Green, a primary school close to our London office, and Maggie's Cancer Centres, which provide free practical and emotional support to people with cancer, their families and friends. July 2014 John O'Groats to London Bike Ride Our next event is a gruelling 800 mile bike ride from John O'Groats to the Lloyd's Building in London, which departs on 4th July. More information on the ride and the latest fundraising news can be found on the RKH Foundation blog.
We provide support through weekly 'drop-in'' sessions for members and others and regular monthly business meetings, usually with a guest speaker on a cancer related subject. We provide support to Island cancer patients and their families through our group members and including a Benevolent Fund