It helps kidney patients at George's Hospital in Tooting, South London including purchasing expensive medical equipment for the treatment of kidney diseases.
AADC deficiency is a rare disabling brain disease. Only 100 children spanning 26 countries have been identified with the disease. It's proved fatal for 10 of them. The AADC Research Trust is a children's charity funding research, supporting affected families and promoting global disease awareness.
It exists to help Renal Patients in Tayside with all aspects of treatment and day to day living, with dialysis or transplant
Children's cancer charity bringing ' Big Smiles To Little Heroes ' Through financial support, funding equipment and arranging family breaks and days away.
Annabel's Angels is a registered charitable trust aiming to raise funds to improve the quality of life for cancer patients & their families in Derby. It originates from a group of women all affected by cancer in 2012. Your donation will help us support people at a time when they need it most.
Heart disease is the principal cause of death in both men and women living in Wales, where its incidence is one of the highest in the world. HRFW is a registered charity (no.509427) and is completely independent of hospital trusts, health authorities and universities. DONATE UP TIL CHRISTMAS
The PKD charity provides information and support to patients and families affected by polycystic kidney disease, funds research into discovering possible treatments and raises awareness of PKD, providing information to patients, the public, the medical community and the media.
The Charity has launched an appeal to raise £1.2million to fund the purchase of a Positron scanner which will tansform the treatment of certain cancers at Bath's Royal United Hospital. Doctor Richard Graham, consultant radiologist at The RUH describes Positron as a revolutionary type of scan which can have a significant effect on patients’ treatments, for statistics show that a third of cancer treatments are modified following Positron scans because of the precise nature of the images which are produced by such scans. Since the charity was established it has only ever been run by volunteers and as a consequence, a major part of what is raised can be spent on providing facilities for cancer patients at the RUH. To ensure that the Positron scanner is in constant use the scanner will also be used: This appeal provides those who live and work in the area with a wonderful opportunity to ensure that those of their neighbours and colleagues who require treatment for cancer are given access to the latest equipment which will dramatically improve outcomes.
Our aim is to empower people by providing them with information - ALL the information - including complementary, orthodox and currently alternative treatments being used effectively elsewhere in the world so they can make more informed choices and increase their personal odds of beating cancer.
At the beginning of January 2015, our gorgeous,smiling boy Max, passed away aged 10, suddenly and without warnng from an undetected heart condition known as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. The effect on us and everybody who knew him has been profound and heartbreaking and we decided that we wanted to help stop this happening to anybody else. We set up Max's Foundation to help fund research into detecting heart conditions, such as cardiomyopathy, in preadolescent children and help provide support to the children and their families. We have identified out first project and we are delighted to be supporting Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity. Together we will be fundraising for the Centre for Inherited Cardiovascular Diseases at Great Ormond Street Hospital, the largest centre in the UK dedicated to the evaluation and management of the full range of inherited cardiac conditions in children.
This Charity is a local charity founded in 1964 for the early detection of cancer in women. The Charity purchases medical equipment and supports research into breast cancer.
The Children’s Hyperinsulinism Charity raises funds to support families living in the UK, Northern Ireland and Ireland who have children with Congenital Hyperinsulinism (CHI), a rare disorder affecting approx 1:50,000 in the UK. We will hold conferences to support each other and meet other families living with CHI which is so important. These conferences will also include education sessions presented by experienced families and medical professionals. We will also support research into different aspects of CHI including genetics, blood glucose, new medication and repurposed medication. Thank you for supporting The Children's Hyperinsulinism Charity (CHC).
Minhaj-ul-Quran International UK is a religious education and social activity based charity. Our Fund Raising website gives full details of our projects www.letsrevive.org
LUPUS UK is the only National Charity which supports people with the immune system illness Lupus. We have a number of groups throughout the UK and support over 5,000 members through these groups. We also provide funding for medical research into this life threatening and debilitating illness.
Created via charity sign up service.
The END Fund works to end the five most prevalent neglected diseases (NTDs)among the world's poorest and most vulnerable people. The END Fund provides exceptional return on investment harnessing the highly scalable impact of low-cost drug administrations.
DAST helps and supports anyone diagnosed with an Asbestos Related Diseases including anyone diagnosed with asbestos related cancer - Mesothelioma and asbestos related lung cancer. We help by claiming welfare benefits and Government compensation, as well as acting as a support group by sending out newsletters and putting victims in contact with each other.
Although the UK performs more than 2500 kidney transplantations a year, there are over 7000 people waiting for a kidney transplant. We aim to raise awareness of altruistic living kidney donation, to support those considering this type of donation and to publicise why more are needed.
Set up by a pancreatic cancer survivor, we aim to improve survival for pancreatic cancer by focusing on early diagnosis. We raise awareness among the public and medical communities, fund research to improve early diagnosis, provide information for patients and educational courses for clinicians.
Cheshire Down's Syndrome Support Group run family events, meetings, and training sessions across the Cheshire Community. Its aim is to unlock the potential of it's children by raising awareness of Down's Syndrome, providing support to new parents, and providing best practice education and resources.
'Wear It Purple' is part of Rotary's 'Thanks for Life' campaign to eradicate polio from the planet once and for all! Please visit www.justgiving.com/wearitpurple
Batten disease is a group of rare, progressive neurodegenerative, genetic metabolic diseases that occur in children & adults worldwide. The BDFA's Vision is to be the central point of excellence in the UK for supporting affected families funding research into a potential cure.
CES occurs when the 'Cauda Equina' nerves at the bottom of the spine are damaged, often by trauma or disc prolapse, which can result in a devastating disability. We are the only registered UK charity which offers support to those affected by CES and works to raise awareness of the condition.