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.
Down Syndrome International (DSi) is a global network of organisations and individuals whose mission is to improve quality of life for people with Down syndrome worldwide and promote their inherent right to be accepted and included as valued and equal members of their communities. We aim to: With around 7 million people with Down syndrome living worldwide, it is the most common and recognised form of learning disability. But most people with Down syndrome face a harsh reality of very low life expectancy, physical and psychological abuse, stigma and segregation, and very limited life opportunities as children and adults. People with Down syndrome living in poverty face all of these challenges, but it is also true across the spectrum of wealth due to educational, political, medical and social barriers. We provide training and support to professionals, organisations and people with Down syndrome to empower them to advocate for the right to basic living standards, medical care, education and acceptance into society, through our "REACH OUT" outreach programmes. In addition, DSi works to connect the global Down syndrome community so that people with Down syndrome can speak with a single voice, we organise the World Down Syndrome Congress held every 3 years, and we raise awareness through our global initiative World Down Syndrome Day on 21 March every year www.worlddownsyndromeday.org.
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.
AMMF are fundraising to support families living in scottish borders who have a child battling cancer/life limiting illness or are bereaved after the child has past away by: providing a chance for a holiday togethor providing local support groups providing a donation to the child for medication
Delivers Complementary Therapy to diagnosed cancer patients free across Fife
Niemann-Pick UK aims to make a difference to those whose lives are affected by Niemann-Pick diseases (NPD), through the provision of effective support, up to date information and the promotion of relevant research.
One in three people in Kent will get cancer. Kent Cancer Trust was established to relieve the suffering of cancer patients and to improve the provision of cancer care within Kent and to promote research into the cause and treatment of cancer
The Conveyancing Foundation has been established to help conveyancers raise funds for their chosen charities. Over the years, our Free Legal Fee Competition has raised over £300,000.00 for charity.
We want to find a cure for high grade brain tumors (Glioblastoma). Our aim is to establish the first centre in the UK with a permanent research team that can operate in the same way that leukaemia and breast cancer researchers have done for many years with a considerable degree of success. We also support the staff at The St Johns Hospice, St. Johns Wood, London, by trying to make their everyday working experience as enjoyable as we can.
Harry Edwards Healing Sanctuary is a charity dedicated to helping people and animals through distant and contact healing, without charge. The Sanctuary offers Healing treatments, Retreats, Workshops, accredited Healer Training, Time for You Caring for Carers and Bluebells Cancer Support Centre, as featured on BBC TV. Bluebells offers support and help to people with cancer through support groups, complementary therapies, information and Positive Health Programme’s that are run in collaboration with the Fountain Centre at St Luke’s Cancer Centre in Guildford. T: 01483 202 054 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.sanctuary-burrowslea.org.uk
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Inbetweenears is a Social Network charity for young adults with brain tumours. We aim to provide support to young adults with brain tumours and point them in the right direction for help. We aim to help with sufferers wish lists and are determined to make a difference in brain tumour research.
Since 2008 St David's Medical Foundation has made vital contributions to promoting the College of Medicine at Swansea University. Support for research in diabetes, childhood epilepsy, early signs of blood-clots in stroke and heart attacks. Seedcorn grants for research projects are awarded annually
Sandy Gall's Afghanistan Appeal was set up by the British journalist in 1982 to treat disabled Afghans. SGAA makes artificial legs for mostly mine victims, provides physiotherapy treatment and orthoses (splints and corsets) for children suffering from the effects of polio, cerebral palsy and club foot.
It raises money to help provide extra funding for Pelham Primary and it's pupils.
We aredelighted that you have decided to fundraise for Francesca Bimpson Foundation Foundation, acharity aimed at supporting and rehabilitating all victims of serious crimes.Thank you for your support. There are lots of ways you can raise money forour cause, such as running a marathon or holding a fundraising event
The S.A.M Fund was started in memory of an exceptional child. Sam was born in February 1989 with a very rare blood disorder. He died in October 1997, at the age of eight. Many people felt that the bravery of this child should not be forgotten so the S.A.M. Fund, which stands for Smiles And Memories, was born. The aim of this charity is to send a family with a sick child/children on a wonderful holiday together to give them a break from doctors, hospitals and often unpleasant procedures and allow them to bring back some special Smiles and Memories that will stay with them whatever the future has in store.
The aims of The Charlie Mortimer fund are to:
King's College London is one of the world's top 25 universities. It conducts world-changing research in a variety of areas including: cancer, stroke, Alzheimer's, conflict resolution and the environment. It also educates nearly 20,000 students, inspiring them to become the next generation of leaders, both in the UK and overseas. Only one third of the College's income comes from the Government - charitable donations are vital to its work. King's College London has charitable status under the Charities Act 1993.
Danielle's Flutterbyes has been set up to help make the lives of young adults between the ages of 16-30, living with kidney disease more bearable. Our charity has been named in honour of Danielle Stretton, who sadly lost her 5 year fight to kidney disease at the age of just 24.
Greenbank is a long established Liverpool based registered charity which provides a range of services for disabled people and other disadvantaged groups. Education, training and employment services at Greenbank College Sport and recreation services at Greenbank Sports Academy. Currently Greenbank College needs to invest in information technology and the development of online learning resources for its students. We also need to improve furnishings and décor throughout the building. Greenbank Sports Academy would like to raise money to develop the sport of power hockey – a fast moving team sport for electric wheelchair users. Working in partnership with North West Training Council we have designed a purpose built chair, which is fast and manoeuvrable. Each chair costs £2500 to produce and we need at least 30 to establish the sport. We also need to fundraise money to offer rebound therapy sessions (using trampolines to provide therapeutic exercise and recreation for people with a wide range of disabilities) and to continue with sport and art activities for disabled children, during school holidays and after school. Your support in needed to turn these plans into reality.
We are a non profit organisation run by volunteers.We fund-raise to provide Powered Wheelchairs for mainly children but also for adults who would not otherwise be able to fund chairs from themselves.We also donate to worthwhile causes whether this is an individual or group.We have been fund-raising since 1989 and have raised £477,757.67 donated 119 Powered Chairs and 35 manual chairs, donated equipment to surgeries and hospitals. We raise our money holding coffee mornings,car-boot sale and disco's. Our major fund-raiser of the year is always our Charity Dinner. We hope through this page we can encourage others to donate to our appeal knowing the money will be put to good use.
.We are an All Ireland Support Group for people suffering from any of the Vasculitis Diseases, their Carers, and any Interested Healthcare Professionals. Our aims are to support each other, fund Research into improving current management and treatment available, and increase awareness of Vasculitis.
This charity was set up in memory of Kyle Asquith a student that sadly suddenly died of a brain haemorrhage whilst in Year 10 at Cockburn School. This charity will support young students in the local community and raise funds for the NHS Blood and Transplant unit.