Miscarriage Support - offers counselling for women who have suffered miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death following loss, before trying again and in pregnancy following loss. Our counsellors are university trained and have personal experience of loss.
Halesworth Community Nursing Care Fund (HCNCF) provides extra nursing support and equipment to people wishing to die at home. We are now raising funds to build an Information and Support Centre for people with life threatening or life limiting illness.
Orthopaedic 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
It 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.
We 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.
Headway Bedford provides longer term rehabilitative activities to clients who have sustained a brain injury. We provide an holistic, client-centred approach to the consequences of brain injury through cognitive, physical, social and emotional re-learning and rehabilitation services.
The CT Scanner Appeal run by the Friends of Worthing Hospitals aims to raise 1 million for a second CT Scanner. We are launching the appeal with a donation of 100,000 from the Friends.
'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.
The Red Cross War Memorial Children's Hospital, Cape Town, is the cornerstone of paediatric health care and training in Africa. It is the only specialist hospital dedicated entirely to children in the whole of southern Africa. 90% of patients are from marginalised communities.
Thank 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.
The 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.
It provides support and help for Cystic Fibrois sufferers at The Knight Centre at Frimley Park Hospital.
The 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.
Chiks 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.
Many of the patients helped by East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EMAS) take the time to say "thank you" by writing letters of appreciation to us. Some people choose to go further and make a donation to the service. If you'd like to support EMAS or our staff, we have set up this 'on-line' service to make it simple - please select the relevant option on the right. Donations are used to help us to buy new items of medical equipment for the Service or to provide improved recreational facilities for our staff. We make sure that donations are spent wisely!
The Florence Nightingale Foundation is a unique organisation. It's primary concern is to ensure improvements in patient care by enriching and developing professional practice for nurses and midwives. It provides scholarships for this purpose.
To 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?
Ammalife - working to save mothers from dying during pregnancy and childbirth in some of the poorest countries in the world.
It is a self-funding, self-help charity providing a variety of therapies, information and support to people living with MS, their families and carers. Its aim is to help members retain mobility and independence following diagnosisof this illness. It receives no statutory funding so fundraising is essential .
The British Home is a charity that cares for severely disabled adults. It provides 24 hour professional nursing care for 100 residents. Most residents are wheelchair users with disabilities caused by illnesses such as multiple sclerosis and stroke. Some have acquired brain injury, others have been injured through accidents or crime. Residents have modern and spacious single rooms and are cared for as individuals with unique and specific needs. They are encouraged to make decisions and keep as much control as possible over their lives. Providing residents with the skilled nursing they depend on is extremely costly. Most of our residents need expensive, highly specialised equipment so that they can live in comfort and dignity. Most residents at the Home receive funding from local and health authorities, but we still have to raise at least £180 a week per person to cover our full costs. Legacies are a vital source of support and help us to afford the equipment our residents need. Donations enable us to provide a full programme of leisure activities that help people to enjoy their lives again. Can you help? If you can remember us in your Will or make a donation it would make a real and direct difference to the lives of people with severe disabilities. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Based 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
OUR AIMS & OBJECTIVES To raise awareness about vasa praevia. To bring about the introduction of clinical protocols in the UK for the routine diagnosis and treatment of vasa praevia. To support and assist those who have experienced or those who are experiencing vasa praevia.
To promote for the benefit of the public, research into the principles & practice of osteopathy in the treatment of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, otherwise known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Canterbury Oast Trust supports adults who have learning and physical disabilities. We provide a family home, care to meet individual needs and through our accredited training, an opportunity to increase practical skills develop communication and social skills and grow in confidence and self esteem.