To relieve patients suffering from breast or other cancers, in particular but not exclusively, by the provision of equipment for, or funding of research by, the Oncology Department of the University Hospital of North Staffordshire
Tobi Adeyemi Foundation is a grant making foundation set up to support and enable disadvantaged children & young people get a first class education. The foundation was established following the sudden and unexpected death of Oluwatobi Adeyemi on the 5th March 2011.
Northwick Park Institute for Medical Research was established in 1994 with a mission to undertake research into common diseases that affect us all. We have two main arms of research - cardiovascular (heart and stroke diseaes) and organ regeneration. We are an independant medical research charity supported by public donations and grants. We do not receive any Government funding.We are truly grateful for all the support we have had from our supporters, but more needs to be done, so please help us. Our big campaign is the Heart and Stroke Research Campaign www.heartandstrokeresearch.org. Please visit this page and help in whatever way you can. The more help we can raise, the faster our reseach will progress. Together we can make a difference!
The CML Support Group is an online patient support group for chronic myeloid leukaemia patients, their families and carers. The website has been running since April 2000 and has a lively discussion forum as well as information regarding current therapies for CML.
The Rufiji Leprosy Trust (RLT) was founded on 10 October 1982 to continue the work with leprosy patients that was started in 1961 by the late Canon Robin Lamburn in Kindwitwi Village and the Rufiji District of Tanzania.
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MSR exists for the relief of sickness in Eastern & Central Europe, especially Romania, through the promotion of high standards of health care and good clinical practice. To this end MSR may provide training courses in the UK and Romania, deliver medical equipment and supplies, undertake and disseminate research.
Cedars Amethyst Trust offers free beauty and relaxation treatments to men and women with or recovering from cancer. Patients are referred by the FOCUS Information Centre at Cheltenham General Hospital Oncology Unit. Each person referred is entitled to 3 hours of relaxing treatments and pampering.
Tom Prince was born and lived in Portsmouth. He was a lovely boy, friendly, caring, polite, good fun and always a pleasure to be with. In February 2003 he was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, an extremely rare form of bone cancer that develops in teenagers during their growth spurt. Over the next 18 months he fought bravely, time after time pulling himself through, determined to carry on and look forward to the future. Sadly, a brain scan confirmed yet more tumours and on 18th October 2004 Tom passed away at home, on the eve of his 16th birthday. The Tom Prince Cancer Trust was set up to keep Tom's memory alive and to raise £1million to fund research into Osteosarcoma and stop others going through the same terrible experience as Tom and his family.
The Sutton Trust is the leading independent UK foundation promoting social mobility through education. It runs life-changing programmes for talented young people from non-privileged backgrounds, and its research and international summits have profoundly influenced educational policy.
Cancer Care Cymru is a new charity registered in June 2005, which provides specialist care and support to people in Wales affected by cancer, from the moment of diagnosis and throughout treatment. Its aim is to fund specialist staff to work within those hospitals in Wales providing cancer services.
A young and vibrant charity based in Lancashire with a mission to improve the lives of those affected by cancer. Formed by Steve Wills and his family, their mission is focussed on driving donations to key projects in local cancer support services, including individuals.
Baby Isaac Fund provides neo-natal surgeons with much needed new equipment to help poorly babies with surgical problems recover and return to Mum and Dad. It also funds research to find ways of helping the estimated 3000 babies who are born every year needing surgery. Visit www.babyisaacfund.org.uk
It raises funds, mostly through individual sponsorship, to provide help with education for disadvantaged children. The Trust operates mostly in Sri Lanka, but also in Nepal and Kenya.
Thousands of women’s lives are ruined by incontinence when labour goes wrong without medical help. We are UK surgeons who both operate and train national surgeons to cure these suffering women. Please help us to continue and expand this life changing work.
The Odysseus Foundation is the first and only UK charity to be addressing the prevention and detection of breast and cervical cancer in developing countries and socially excluded communities around the world.
THE CHARITY MAKES GRANTS TO HELP SUPPORT THE DEPARTMENT OF CYSTIC FIBROSIS AT THE ROYAL BROMPTON HOSPITAL, WHICH INCLUDES SPONSORING RESEARCH PROJECTS, FOR THE BENEFIT OF IT'S CYSTIC FIBROSIS PATIENTS.
The Challenge Bolivia 2009 team aim to raise in excess of GBP 10000 for the provision of basic amenities for hundreds of children in one of Bolivia's most isolated areas. OUR CHALLENGE is to climb 5 peaks, with a combined total height of over 30,000m in just 5 days... the equivalent of three Everests in less than a week.
FIBOT has a long history of bird migration studies, rare birds, seabird research and ornithological studentships. Its aims are to promote ornithological research whilst also making it possible for the general public to get involved in and learn about our work and also enjoy Fair Isle, its welcoming community and stunning scenery.
NWCRF spend an average of almost 90p in every £1 donated funding research into the causes of Cancer and how it spreads. Almost all our funding is generated by volunteers from North Wales to North Cumbria and spent in Liverpool, Lancaster and Bangor Universities. Help us find the Causes of Cancer.
CBTF was set up in 2010, by Parents and Doctors. Our aim to raise funds for essential research into treatment and the cause of Brain Tumours. Brain Tumours are the biggest cancer killer of UK children, yet receives only 1% of funds raised through cancer charities. We can make a difference.
The Tedder Foundation is a grant-giving charitable trust with a broad remit to support charitable causes that are in the field of scientific research, the protection and conservation of biodiversity and the environment.