Looking cancer in the face and beating it Herts against Cancer is a local charity that has been set up to raise awareness of the importance of early detection and diagnosis The need for our work is highlighted by the fact that the UK trails most of Europe. Evidence shows that early detection is key to boosting survival rates Recent Government research shows a very strong correlation between UK regions with good early detection levels and better survival rates Our charity aims to acknowledge the fact that 1 in 3 of us will be affected, and that recognising the signs and acting swiftly really could save your life or the life of someone you love
Usk House is a day hospice helping patients with long term and terminal illnesses, and giving support to their families, carers and those who have been bereaved. Help is available through its day centre, the cancer drop-in centre, and in patients' own homes, and is given by qualified nurses and complementary therapists.
The Clare Foundation is a registered UK charity that helps other charities increase their social impact through improved efficiency and effectiveness. The Foundation takes established commercial methods, business expertise and entrepreneurism to the voluntary sector through training, mentoring, sharing best practice and networking at its "Charity Hub" in Buckinghamshire.Tenant charities benefit from subsidised office accommodation, conference and meeting facilities, and shared services in a collaborative community at the Hub.There are currently fifteen charities based at the Hub : The Child Bereavement Charity, Barnardo’s, MapAction, Deafax, Kids in Sport, The Rett Syndrome Research Trust UK, The Down Syndrome Research Foundation UK, The Cambodia Trust, Buckinghamshire Disability Service (BuDS), Bromford Support, POhWER, National Education Trust, Mencap, ategi Shared Lives and Crossroads Care. The Clare Foundation is a registered UK charity that helps other charities increase their social impact through improved efficiency and effectiveness. The Foundation takes established commercial methods, business expertise and entrepreneurism to the voluntary sector through training, mentoring, sharing best practice and networking at its "Charity Hub" in Buckinghamshire. Tenant charities benefit from subsidised office accommodation, conference and meeting facilities, and shared services in a collaborative community at the Hub.
It helps children with cancer, terminally ill children and bereaved parents to help ease the pressure of this devastating disease. It gives them support and grants and lasting memories.
3Cs was set up in memory of Graeme Fairhurst. The aim is to raise funds to improve the social experience of young adult patients with a long term illness at the Liverpool Royal Hospital by creating a state of the art social area to try and make a difficult hospital stay easier.
The Lyla Nsouli Foundation for Children's Brain Cancer Research was set up to improve the prognosis of children with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG) and eventually find a cure for this most terrible form of brain cancer.
The Alan Pinkham Memorial fund was set up 1997 to help fund research into cancer vaccines, particularly in relation to Adenocarcinoma, the rare strand of cancer that Alan suffered from. All funds raised (approx £170,000) have been donated to a research project at St. GGeorge's Tooting.
To fund research into kidney disease and renal failure in both young & mature people and to help fund respite care for members of the Kent Kidney Patients Assoc. & their carers. To help fund capital equipment for the care of kidney patients in East Kent Hospitals.
Action Cancer, Northern Ireland's leading local charity providing support to those affected by cancer and saving lives through early detection. Your donations will help us in our works to save lives and support those affected by cancer. Find out more Website http://www.actioncancer.org
All sponsorship gifts will be shared equally between two charities: Springboard For Children, which helps inner-city children with learning difficulties, and Help Hammer Cancer, under the umbrella of Cancer Research UK.
The best cancer information for everyone Cancerbackup has merged with Macmillan Cancer Support. We will be providing the same high quality, expertly developed information about cancer, and now we can make it available to everyone who needs it. We provide practical, medical, emotional and financial support to people affected by cancer. Cancer affects us all. We can all help. We are Macmillan. Get support or get involved at www.macmillan.org.uk
Institutes are a key weapon in the fight to discover the cure of such a complex condition. Institutes attract the best researchers, as it is a privilege to work in a centre of excellence. One other advantage is that Trusts and Foundation will fund more readily research done in an Institute. It is thanks to the Pasteur Institute that the cure for tuberculosis was found.
People with rarer cancers often feel isolated and find it difficult to get accurate information about their illness. We offer advice and information, put people in touch with others for support, raise awareness of less common cancers, and work to secure the best possible services for patients and their families.
Cancer Focus Northern Ireland -your local cancer champion, here to help you and your family if you have cancer. Helping you take steps to a healthier life, to lower your risk and determined to bring a more hopeful future by funding ground breaking research
Drinkaware is the UK’s most recognised independent alcohol education charity and we provide the facts about alcohol. We’re not anti-alcohol; we just want to help people make informed decisions to avoid unknowingly putting themselves at risk. Unfortunately, contrary to popular belief, you don’t need to be an alcoholic for alcohol to cause you harm. Did you know alcohol is the biggest cause of cancer after smoking? Everyone knows drinking too much causes liver disease, but not many people know liver disease has no symptoms? Over half of 25-44 year olds drink over the daily unit guidelines, unknowingly doubling the risk. By raising money for Drinkaware, you can help us to reduce the number of people at risk of severe illnesses such as stroke, heart disease, diabetes, pancreatitis, infertility and long-term memory loss, all of which can be caused through regularly drinking too much. Unfortunately, young people are also at risk of harm. During adolescence, the brain is still developing. Drinking can cause brain damage impacting on brain function and long term memory. More than 50% of young adults with an STI were under the influence when they had sex, and 76,000 facial injuries a year are due to drunken violence. 100% of the funds raised will go directly towards our campaigns, education programmes and initiatives to help adults, young adults, parents and children understand more about alcohol and its effects. Find out if you need to cut down through our new drinks calculator www.mydrinkaware.co.uk
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We are aiming to raise £300,000 to create a Dialysis Unit on the Island of Bute. Dialysis Unit Campaign We aim to raise £300,000 to create a Dialysis Unit here on the Isle of Bute.This will mean that those on the island who rely on dialysis will not have to make the three-times weekly trips to Greenock.At the moment, a similar dialysis unit to the one that we want on Bute has been created in Campbeltown. We hope that Bute will be the location for a second unit. . Charity No: SC034769 Find out more Website http://www.butekidney.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/dialysisunitforbutecampaign/
We are OG Cancer Project, a charity set up in 2012 and run by patients for the welfare and support of Oesophageal and Gastric cancer patient and their families. Our trustees are a unique blend of 5 patients, 2 consultants and our very own angel disguised as a Clinical Nurse Specialist, this mix ensures we are at the front line and have resources in people to offer support pre, during and post treatment for patients and their families. Everyone involved with the charity are volunteers and our administrative costs are minimal to ensure the maximum funds are used for our aims as below. The charity’s aims are: To provide welfare and advice to patients and carers, To provide support by establishing, running and maintaining patient support groups, and by new patients being able to have contact with experienced patients pre, during and post treatment, To raise awareness to ensure early diagnosis, To assist with research funding of OG cancer, To fund equipment and other items that directly benefits patients and which are not normally provided by other sources, To raise funds in order to achieve our aims. We work closely with the Regional OG Unit based at the Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford and we have full support from the OG clinical specialist team of consultants, nurses and dieticians. The Guildford OG patient support group was started up in 2007 and now meets monthly, we welcome patients and their families to attend at any meeting. The group has full support from the clinical team who attend meetings and often do a presentation to the group. Web site: www.ogcancerproject.org.uk E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 01483 406688 or 01243 855611 Mobile: 07734 394263
The British Neurological Research Trust is dedicated to supporting the research of the Spinal Repair Unit, Institute of Neurology, towards the repair of injury in the central nervous system. This research is focused on the translation of newly discovered science for human clinical benefit.
Gloucestershire Kidney Patients' Association is a registered charity (900181) formed in January 1989 by Kidney Patients for Kidney Patients. we Currently have approximately 250 Members, whom we help with support in the form of patient information days, equipment, specialist storage and subsidised holidays.We are always on hand to lend an ear to those who need it. Renal failure is no respecter of age,ethnicity, social or financial status.We are affiliated to the National Kidney Federation but our funds are used locally.
The Chesterfield & District Kidney Patients Association tries to help the Satellite Renal Unit at Royal Hospital, Calow, Chesterfield and any patients at home on dialysis or CAPD. We are also here to help transplant patients in the area. The unit at Calow has 12 beds and is very well looked after by the Sheffield Kidney Institute at the Northern General Hospital. Our association is run by kidney patients, carers and friends who want to help make a difference. We are a small group who try to be there when needed.
Birkbeck is a world-class research and teaching institution, a vibrant centre of academic excellence and London's only specialist provider of evening higher education. We encourage applications from students without traditional qualifications and we have a wide range of programmes to suit every entry level. Our academic reputation also attracts many full-time postgraduate students. Recognised as a global elite university, Birkbeck is ranked 149 in the world in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2011. Over 90 per cent of Birkbeck academics are research-active and many are renowned experts in their fields. In the most recent Research Assessment Exercise (RAE 2008), Birkbeck ranked in the top 25 per cent of UK multi-faculty institutions. Birkbeck is recognised for providing the highest quality teaching that is informed by our outstanding research excellence. This is proven by our number one position in the National Student Surveys. 19,000 students study with us every year. They join a community that is as diverse and cosmopolitan as London’s population.
The Thorne Mason Trust was founded by Mike and Debi Mason after Mike was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2007. Following his diagnosis the couple decided to use their experiences to help other people in Pembrokeshire who are in any way affected by cancer and to fund research into brain tumours.
The Gift of Sight Appeal funds world-class research into the prevention and treatment of blindness. Principal areas of research are Age-related macular degeneration, the commonest cause of blindness in the Western world, Glaucoma and Nystagmus. X19140
Bighearted Scotland was formed in 1994 when a group of charities decided to work together to raise vital funds for their individual causes. A donation to Bighearted Scotland works harder by helping a wide range of good causes including children and adults with a range of issues from epilepsy to special needs, exclusion, disability, cancer and mental ill health. We have grown to be the leading charity partnership in Scotland and to date we have raised over £1million to help thousands of children, young people and adults receive the best possible care and support they need to live happy and fulfilled lives. Bighearted Scotland is a consortium of 6 Scottish Charities; CLIC Sargent, Epilepsy Scotland, Erskine, Momentum, Penumbra and Scottish Spina Bifida Association. By supporting Bighearted Scotland you will be supporting 6 Scottish charities with one donation.
To support Rheumatology Research in Cambridge To provide reliable and accessible information to Rheumatology patients To inform patients and their families/friends about local Rheumatology research To promote awareness of Rheumatological conditions among student doctors