(UK, 241542) Browse eventsOrthopaedic Implants for Malawi supported by: The League of Friends of The Wrightington Hospital Malawi is a landlocked country in Africa with a population of 15 million people. It is a peaceful, democratic country, but is one of the poorest counties in the world. Injuries caused by accidents are one of the biggest causes of disability in adults and children. Hospital care is free, but the implants required to fix broken bones are very scarce, and difficult to obtain with limited resources. There are many types of broken bone, that are much better to fix with surgery. If left untreated because the correct implants are not available patients can be left with permanent deformity, severe disability, pain and arthritis. The bones can either be fixed on the inside with plates and screws or a nail (metal rod inside the bone), or from the outside using pins or wires that pass through the skin and attach to a frame (External fixator). The purpose of this fundraising is to help supply implants & equipment to the main hospital in Malawi that performs most of the fracture fixations in the country. (Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Blantyre) Two trained orthopaedic surgeons work together at the hospital, and would really benefit from help with a supply of implants. Many patients, who would have otherwise gone untreated, have been greatly helped and their life improved, by implants supplied by this fund raising. A donation, could really help a patient with a broken bone to remain active, mobile and pain free. How much of the donated money will be used to buy implants? 100% of the money donated will be used to buy and ship implants & equipment straight to the hospital in Malawi. Will patients have to pay for their bone to be fixed? No. All patients will be treated for free
(UK, 513946) Browse eventsHeart Link, was originally formed as a support group for parents and families who have a child suffering from a heart defect. Since 1981 we have collected over £4 million pounds. This has been used to fund projects large and small. Thank you for supporting us!
(UK, 1077906) Browse eventsIt provides community based residential care, therapy and support to clients with drug and alcohol problems. It also provides detoxification, 8-10 week treatment programmes, Aftercare, Family Support and Parenting Groups. It is an abstinence based facility with 16 residential beds available.
(UK, 1008228) Browse eventsWe care for people in Rossendale who have a life-limiting illness, with a whole range of services; Day Therapy, Home Care, Psychotherapy, Complementary Therapies. Information, support and professional advice is available when choosing the type of care required.
(UK, 1116880) Browse eventsWe fund raise to buy equipment, fund major projects and help towards buying a new ambulance for the Childrens Intensive Care unit at Southampton General Hospital. Caring for critically ill children from the south of England and Channel Islands.
(UK, 1048314) Browse eventsAlzheimer's Support supports people living with dementia and their families to maintain a good quality of life and as much independence and control over their lives as possible. Our services include Day Clubs, Support at Home, Singing for the Brain, Information and Advice and Memory Cafes.
(UK, 1143190) Browse events'Once Upon A Smile' aim to bring smiles to the faces of families by providing respite breaks and holidays for: CHILDREN who have lost a brother/sister or parent to a terminal or long term illness or PARENTS who have lost a child or partner to a terminal or long term illness & have young children.
(UK, 1050008) Browse eventsDonations support a wide range of charitable and health related activities benefiting both patients and staff within Harrogate District Hospital. In general they are used to purchase the very varied additional equipment and services that the NHS is unable to provide.
(UK, 1076478) Browse eventsTamba is the only UK charity that provides high quality information and mutual support networks for multiple birth families, helping them face the practical, emotional and financial challenges that a multiple birth can bring, as well as highlighting their unique needs to health and education practitioners involved in their care
(UK, 1074484) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.HaTS (Haematology and Transplant Support) is the dedicated charity for the Haematology and Transplant unit at The Christie in Manchester.
(UK, 1056479) Browse eventsWhat does DCH Charity do?Dorset County Hospital Charity aims to help fund the important extras... making patient care better by raising funds for the latest technology and equipment, making the staff’s working environment and facilities better, and helping to provide superior training opportunities... essentially making Dorset County Hospital and the service it provides the best it can be. Why fundraise for Dorset County Hospital?Nearly 300,000 patients are cared for at the Hospital on an annual basis. Good healthcare is priceless but the provision of excellent healthcare comes with a big price tag. Many of the important programmes that make a difference and touch the lives of our community are possible only through charitable giving. Charitable giving helps launch or sustain programmes over and above that which the NHS provides. Why donate to Dorset County Hospital? What does DCH Charity do?Dorset County Hospital Charity aims to help fund the important extras... making patient care better by raising funds for the latest technology and equipment, making the staff’s working environment and facilities better, and helping to provide superior training opportunities... essentially making Dorset County Hospital and the service it provides the best it can be. Why fundraise for Dorset County Hospital?Nearly 300,000 patients are cared for at the Hospital on an annual basis. Good healthcare is priceless but the provision of excellent healthcare comes with a big price tag. Many of the important programmes that make a difference and touch the lives of our community are possible only through charitable giving. Charitable giving helps launch or sustain programmes over and above that which the NHS provides. Why donate to Dorset County Hospital?
(UK, 248634) Browse eventsThe NESRF was the first UK charity dedicated to skin disease research. Based in the North East, we are investigating many important areas including psoriasis, atopic eczema, wound healing, stem cells, skin cancer and melanoma. Our aim is to help patients who suffer from disabling skin disease.
(UK, XR19630) Browse eventsThe Northern Ireland Transplant Association was formed in 1991 and by January 2011 we had grown from 2 to over 200 members. Our group of Volunteers aim to increase support for Organ donation and assist those in Northern Ireland who has been affected by organ transplantation. Transplantation raises all sorts of difficult, practical and emotional issues and we exist to complement the information and support of medical staff. We are only a phone call or e-mail away and can put you in touch with someone who has been through a similar experience. Another important aspect of our work is the promotion of the Organ Donor Register at information stands, flag days, fairs and agricultural shows while fund raising throughout Northern Ireland.
(UK, 1076469) Browse eventsChiks provides for needy children in S. India - from the rehabilitation of street children to respite care. Apart from totally funding its own home the charity supports others with anything from capital projects to running costs, health care, education and independence training.
(UK, SCO39674) Browse eventsTo raise awareness of the plight of HIV+ orphans in Nairobi slums and funding for specific projects. To date: equipped slum clinics, funded tertiary education, literacy and IT resources, solar power, water distribution, medical equipment and built houses. Yearly visits by volunteer teams. Join us?
(UK, 1120236) Browse eventsAmmalife - working to save mothers from dying during pregnancy and childbirth in some of the poorest countries in the world.
(UK, 1157827) Browse eventsThe Samson Centre for MS, based in Guildford, aims to improve the quality of life for people affected by Multiple Sclerosis, by providing physio & other therapies, information & support to those with the disease, as well as practical help to carers & families.Visit us at www.samsoncentre.org.uk.
(UK, 1056424) Browse eventsThe South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust Charitable fund is a well-established fund which helps to finance some services, equipment and enhancements that would not normally be expected in an NHS hospital. We are grateful to our fundraisers and supporters for their donations.
(UK, 1159408) Browse eventsThe mission of SJS Awareness UK as a charity, is to bridge the gap for those affected by SJS and TEN through the provision of information and support from the point of diagnosis and through their recovery and adaptation process. We also work to raise awareness of SJS/TEN as well as support research.
(UK, 278667) Browse eventsWE ARE A CHARITY WHICH SUPPORTS THE WORK CARRIED OUT AT THE PRISCILLA BACON CENTRE FOR PALLIATIVE CARE IN NORWICH. WE SEEK TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THOSE IN NEED BY SUPPORTING THE NURSES, DOCTORS, THERAPISTS, FAMILIES AND CARERS, AS WELL AS THE PATIENTS WHO USE THE CENTRE. The Priscilla Bacon Centre for palliative care in Norwich is a hospice, serving patients with advanced cancer and other terminal illnesses. The hospice was officially opened in 1979 by the Duchess of Kent. The hospice has been funded through a combination of charitable donations and NHS grants ever since. The Priscilla Bacon Lodge Support Group, administered by an outside board of trustees, is ONLY funded by members subscriptions, donations and legacies. We help patients and their families by providing quickly those ‘extras’ which can improve the quality of life in times of difficulty; things which the NHS often find hard to supply. An elected committee meets monthly to respond to requests from doctors, nurses, and carers for special things like a new bed at home, a much needed holiday for a patient or carer, replacing a broken washing machine or fridge, medical or nursing equipment and specialist chairs or mattresses. We also pay for private ambulances to enable some patients to return home for a few hours. The Group also finances other services including the coffee bar, car mileage for volunteer drivers and the training of bereavement visitors. In addition, the multidisciplinary staff is financially assisted to attend conferences and training courses, and books and medical publications are provided for study purposes. We are able to access funds at short notice. We are also able to fund new projects which can be adopted by the NHS at a later date or provide emergency assistance when NHS funds are not immediately available.
(UK, 731) Browse eventsBased in the Isle of Man the aim of the Trust is to provide high quality nursing care and support the individual patient, the family, friends and carers, when the patient has chosen to remain at home. And for a child, when additional care is required or the family need a break. www.hospiceathome.im
(UK, 1141469) Browse eventsSince 1991 Hospice Care Kenya has helped hospices in Kenya by supporting their provision of palliative care to patients dying from terminal illnesses, including HIV/AIDS. Qualified doctors and other health professionals bring care and comfort to those who would otherwise suffer. HCK's priorities are staff training, provision of drugs, and vehicles for medical staff to make home visits to patients.
(UK, 1129461) Browse eventsFlights for Life is a registered charity based at Wickenby Airfield in Lincolnshire. The charity has been set up with the aim of providing sick and terminally ill children with the opportunity to experience the magic of flight in a vintage aircraft.
(UK, 1098528) Browse eventsThe BSF provides invaluable information and support to the 8 million people living with neurological conditions in the UK, through our nurse led helpline (0808 808 1000), via the website and with over 30 booklets on specific disorders.
(UK, 1112370) Browse eventsCMT United Kingdom is the national support group for people affected by Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease, also known as Hereditary Motor and Sensory Neuropathy. The organisation provides advice, support and information for people with the condition, family, carers and medical professionals.