For Tony's Devon cycle with a pig go to www.justgiving.com/Tony-Hawks. Funds go to the Tony Hawks Children Health Centre in Moldova, who offer free therapy to disabled children who would otherwise receive no treatment. www.childaidrr.org.uk
Welcome to Alex's Angels Foundation, a registered charity founded by 17 year old cancer survivor Alexandra Turner. Alex's Angels Foundation supports children, young people and their families in the North East and Cumbria who have been diagnosed with cancer whether malignant or benign. WHERE IT BEGAN At the age of 15 Alexandra was diagnosed with a rare form of Larangeal cancer, statistically 1 in every 100,000 children are diagnosed with this, the last case being in the North East over 20 years ago. Alexandra became a patient at the RVI Great North Childrens Hospital in Newcastle. It was then she decided being a patient wasnt enough! She expressed her wish to raise funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust to help other Children like herself on the ward. She set up a fundraising cause and named it Alexs Angels her wish was to raise £50,000. She invited family and friends to spread the word and dubbed them TEAM ALEX. Along the way she also had the support from many strangers. In just over 12 months TEAM ALEX had raised a grand total of £53,000. Alexandra had achieved what she set out to do but yet it still wasn't enough. Alexandra still had a desire to help Children with cancer but felt she needed to do so on a more personal level supporting Children individually, she decided to turn Alexs Angels into her very own charity. On 3rd June 2016 she became the founder of Alexs Angels Foundation, a charity which provides much needed financial support to Children with cancer and their families. MISSION STATEMENT Alexs Angels Foundation provides financial support to Children with cancer and their Families in the North East and Cumbria. The Foundation also raises awareness in childhood cancers, we AIM to put a smile on Children and Young peoples faces as well as relieving the financial burden on their families.
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The Orthopaedic Institute founded in 1971, through voluntary contributions, helps to fund research at the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital. The hospital has a national and international reputation and is very much regarded as a Centre of Excellence. The research work is carried out by the Institute of Orthopaedics, the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital and the School of Postgraduate Medicine of Keele University, which all work in close collaboration. The research work results in new and improved methods of treatment as well as additions to medical knowledge. Raising funds in the present economic climate is exceptionally difficult and all monies received will be much appreciated.
Reach for Health is a rehabilitation centre helping people recover from Strokes, Brain Injury, Heart Problems, Cancer, Joint Replacement and many other disabling conditions.
Helping people with ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis) - also known as CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome) - get the best possible treatment and advice to enable them to lead happy and healthy lives.
BHPS gives advice to the public about care of hedgehogs, particularly when injured, sick, orphaned, treated cruelly or in other danger; encourages the younger generation to value and respect their natural wildlife and funds research into the behavioral habits of hedgehogs to ascertain the best methods of assisting their survival.
It supports dialysis patients in the Southport area by giving financial aid, running a team of volunteer drivers and raising money for research at Mersey Kidney Research. It also gives money each year to The National Kidney Federation and The British Kidney Patients Association.
The Moira Fund is a grant-making charity whose objective is to alleviate the distress of persons suffering from bereavement as a result of violent death.
EMERGENCY is an independent and neutral humanitarian organization that provides free, high quality, medical and surgical treatment to the victims of war, landmines and poverty. Since 1994, EMERGENCY has treated over 5 million patients. More information on www.emergencyuk.org
The Lauren Brown Fund has been created to help make a stay in the Children's Ward more comfortable for children and their parents. The Children's Ward we support is at the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, formerly The Wrexham Maelor Hospital. We have replaced all the televisions, bought DVDs and Gameboys to pass the time. We also fill the treat box to help when a child has to have an unpleasant treatment. We have also bought fold-up beds so a parent can spend the night by their child and chairs so two parents can sit together in a cubicle. All purchases are made by consultation with or at the request of the staff on the ward. Lauren Brown suffered from Ewings Sarcoma and spent a lot of time on the ward and appreciated all that was done for her. The Fund has been set up in her memory.
The British Orthopaedic Association (BOA) was formed in 1918 with twelve founding members. Today, with over 4,000 members, the Association sees its purpose as working for the benefit of patients by advancing the science and practice of Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery. The BOA believes it has been very successful in this role and the increasing demand is reflected in the fact that, today, 40% of all surgeons in the UK work in Trauma and Orthopaedics. As well as the human cost of pain and suffering, musculoskeletal disorders are the most common cause of illness in the UK affecting over 8.5 million people and are responsible for in excess of 11 million lost working days at a cost to society, in 2007 prices of over £7 billion. It is the sixth-largest area of NHS expenditure, at over £3.3 billion annually and accounts for over 30% of patients who visit their GPs. Over the years, through different charitable vehicles, the BOA has granted in excess of £5.7 million to support orthopaedic research. As a charity, it relies on voluntary donations from people such as you. Joint Action has been established by the BOA to help patients by raising funds for research so as to improve orthopaedic treatment for you and future generations. We aim to Keep People Mobile.
Avril's Trust was set up following the loss of a young mother through a heart attack. It aims to raise funds in her name to support a range of preventative actions. The Trust aims to increase awareness amongst the general population of the risks and the opportunities for diagnosis and treatment.
Tibet Watch works to promote the human rights of the Tibetan People through monitoring, research and advocacy. We are a UK registered charity with an office in London and a field office in Dharamsala, India. We believe in the power of bearing witness, the power of truth.
Every week in Northern Ireland another three children or young people are diagnosed with cancer. Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children (NICFC) is a local charity that offers practical and emotional support to children, teenagers and young adults aged 0-24 and their families who are living with cancer. Currently, the charity delivers eleven services throughout Northern Ireland, which not only support the child or young person who is ill, but their parents/carers and brothers and sisters also. NICFC provides additional support to young people who have a parent or guardian living with cancer through its Young Shoulders programme. Vital services include qualified youth and family support delivered in the home and hospital setting, residential and social weekends for young people, grants to ease the financial burden of looking after a sick child and the provision of respite care for the whole family at Shimna Valley in Newcastle and Pine and Birch Cottages in Coleraine. Every penny raised will stay in Northern Ireland, helping NICFC to enhance its services and rebuild the lives of families living with a childhood cancer diagnosis. To find out more about the work of NICFC and how you can support us please visit www.nicfc.com Inland Revenue No: XR29768 Companies Registry No: NI049930
RESEARCH. We fund ethical non-animal tested Research into Cervical Cancer at the University of Manchester Viral Oncology Laboratories headed by Dr. Ian Hampson PhD. Following the spectacular success of Phase 1 trial of their innovative non-invasive treatment of Cervical Cancer with the drug Lopinavir, the Laboratories are able to go direct to the crucial Phase 3 trial and we are funding this with your help. SUPPORT. We provide recuperative 'Kids2Go' Alpine Healing Holidays of Adventure for children and teenagers recovering from Cancer, helping them to regain their self-confidence and joy of life after the trauma of their life-threatening illness and lengthy treatment. DONATION TRANSFER. The Trust's Cervical Cancer Research and Kids2Go Alpine Healing Holidays programs are wholly run and managed by dedicated unpaid volunteers and hands-on patrons, ensuring that 100% of donations go to fund the research and support programs. Your donations and fundraising efforts are greatly appreciated by us and those you are helping.
Positive Action on Cancer provides free, professional counselling to adults and children affected by cancer and other life threatening illnesses. We help relieve the emotional suffering of patients, their families and carers and those who have been bereaved.
The Patients Association is a healthcare charity which has campaigned for over 45 years from the patient’s perspective. We listen to patients and speak up for change on many issues, including equal access to high quality healthcare, accurate information and patient involvement in decision making.
The Amy Wallace Magpie Trust supports children and teenagers with cancer by granting their wishes, organising special days and purchasing recreational items for Teenage Cancer Trust Units.
Robbie set up this charity just before he died, to improve the quality of life for young people affected by cancer, particularly teenagers. Its aims: To provide entertainment and comforts for these young people and working with the Teenage Cancer Trust, create a dedicated Teenage Unit at Leicester Royal Infirmary.
The Ticker Club - offering support to heart patients and their families.
The MumMum Foundation is a Cancer Charity set up to relieve those persons suffering and to support those persons and their families by the provision of financial assistance and support. The MumMum Foundation is there to advance the education of the public concerning Cancer.
Leicestershire Down's Syndrome Group is a local charity that supports its members with Down's Syndrome in a variety of ways including running regular events such as theatre, cinema and farm trips, bowling and swimming parties. We provide grants for education, speech therapy and hobbies.
The Oliver Curd Trust is a charity which has been set up by Oliver's parents in memory of their son who sadly lost his own brave fight aged 9 in 2007. The Trust offers holiday accommodation for families affected by childhood cancer.
The Society aims to raise awareness and promote good management of chronic oedemas such as lymphoedema amongst all health care professionals so that those in the UK who suffer from this poorly understood condition may have access to effective treatment.