It provides support and information for parents, familes and carers and raises awareness of the syndrome amongst the medical profession. Actively involved in raising funds to promote and provide research into the Syndrome. Organises annual Conference and forwards bi-annual newsletters
The George Coller Memorial Fund is a national children's asthma charity, which was set up in 1999 in memory of little George Coller who tragically passed away to this debilitating condition when he was just 3 1/2 years old. Our aims are to provide adequate asthma care, support, help & advice in the hope that no other child will die as a result of asthma. We do this by placing George Coller asthma nurses in hospitals and clinics, help families in their homes and we are currently working on an asthma training programme which will be free of charge to all schools and childrens organisations across the U.K.
Our main focus is the treatment & development of new medicines for Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs),which affect over 1.4 billion people worldwide especially women & children.For every 50p raised, we can treat a child in Sub Saharan Africa against 7 of the most common NTDs such as Bilharzia.
Asthma and Allergy Foundation is dedicated to improving the quality of life and health for people living with asthma. Every day, two or more people needlessly loose their lives to an asthma attack. With your support, we can help people with asthma live longer, healthier and productive lives.
The Leon Barwell Foundation raises money to support families in Northamptonshire where a parent is battling cancer. For more information about how we can all create memories that last a lifetime head to www.leonbarwellfoundation.org
Deafness Research UK is a national charity which is committed to securing radical improvements in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of deafness and other hearing impairments such as tinnitus.
We seek to raise funds to increase awareness of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS). We have a defibrillator donation scheme in Northern Ireland and welcome the opportunity to educate the public about SADS. Together we can save lives.
Tree of Hope offers hope to the families of sick children in the UK who need specialist medical surgery, treatment, therapy and equipment in order to free them from suffering, giving a better quality to their young lives. England & Wales 1043092 Scotland SCO4261 http://www.treeofhope.org.uk
Cancer United is a local support group for all those whose lives have been affected by cancer
The Leah Wilby Foundation was set up in 2011 in memory of Leah who died after a 7 year cancer battle with neuroblastoma aged just 15. It provides free holiday accommodation for children with cancer and their families at Leah's Lounge static caravan based at Haven Seashore Great Yarmouth.
The Asperger's Syndrome Foundation delivers training and support workshops for parents, professionals and those with A.S. We run a monthly Saturday Social Club for young AS adults and we provide information on AS.
ME North East delivers support, help, understanding and information to all people with ME/CFS their families and carers. We empower people to make informed choices and work in partnership with statutory services to enable access to services. We support research into the cause and cure of this disease.
The Andi Bull Cancer Trust is a registered charity which was formed to assist individuals aged 13-25 who are fighting cancer. The aim is to help provide young people with a link between the isolated world of hospital and the outside world. The money raised/donated to the ABC trust will be used to help young people take their minds off cancer.
We take cancer patients registered with a GP in Bonnybridge or Denny to hospital treatments and appointments free. They are collected from their homes, taken straight to the hospital and brought home. A friend or relative can go with them.Our drivers ‘provide valuable company and reassurance.
To offer support to other families affected by Worster-Drought Syndrome.To raise awareness with professional workers and other interested individuals. To Support and promotion of any research into Worster-Drought Syndrome
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.WW2 Escape Lines Memorial SocietyRegistered Charity No: 1148116The WW2 Escape Lines Memorial Society is dedicated to the ‘helpers’, escapers and evaders who either organised or used the escape lines of mainland Europe during WW2. Our membership is made up of former WW2 ‘helpers’, escapers and evaders, their families and friends, historians, researchers, and others who are interested in our aims.
Let's Talk About Mouth Cancer to improve the prognosis of Mouth Cancer through early detection.
“We are a patient-led support group; men with prostate cancer helping other men with prostate cancer.”
We are a national charity whose aims are to assist as many children as possible by means of small grants given directly to the families of poorly and terminal ill children suffering from a wide variety of illnesses ranging from Cancer, Leukaemia, Proteus syndrome etc. We also support their families that have the trauma of diagnosis; it is often long a journey through the treatment bringing the worry the financial stress. Every day 10 families are told that their child has cancer. Diagnosis often comes as a terrible shock. Treatment usually starts straightaway and can last up to three years. We are funded only by the generosity of the public; we operate by keeping overheads to a bare minimum. We make a donation directly to the family. We are inundated with requests for help, each as deserving as the next and nearly all of our appeals are via social workers or medical professionals. Give today, help a child tomorrow Thankyou
The principal objects of the charity are to undertake, promote, develop and encourage research into diseases of the kidney and urinary tract and research into the treatment of such diseases. In principle, the charity agrees to support training posts in the three fields of Transplantation, Urology and Nephrology, providing that these posts are formulated into specific research projects.
Empowering people living with rare parathyroid conditions. We are the UK's only charity for adults and children living with a rare parathyroid condition, particularly hypoparathyroidism (or hypopara) which can be genetic or caused by surgery. Living with a long term rare disease can be challenging so we offer support and provide information to patients and health professionals. We engage in research, raise awareness and bring people together. Please donate to support our cause. Find out more Website http://www.hypopara.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hypopara.uk Twitter https://twitter.com/HypoparaUK Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/hypopara_uk/
Cambridge Cancer Help Centre provides help and support to people who have, or have had, cancer and their carers and families. It does this through friendship, information, advice, complementary therapies, counselling, a telephone helpline and regular self help meetings. It also endeavours to put them in touch with others in a similar position.
Welcome to The Freya Foundation. Our aim is to raise awareness for the condition PDH, Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Deficiency. . As Freya's parents we had no knowledge of this condition and we were left to find out information on our own. this is why we have set up The Freya Foundation. The Freya Foundation mission is to give information and advice about the condition. Together working with doctors and medical specialists we hope to find out more about PDH including the diagnosis, the different treatments and managing the condition Thank you Dave, Kelly and Freya
The money raised by Amserjustintime will provide care and support for pancreatic cancer patients and their families in Wales, as well as funding the medical profession for investigation and research into pancreatic cancer.