The Butterfly Hospice Trust has built a six-bed hospice on a four-acre site in Boston to increase specialist care treatment choices available to patients with life limiting illnesses who live in South East Lincolnshire. It was officially opened by HRH the Princess Royal on 11th April 2011
WNAA attend over 1000 missions a year - each mission costing around £1700. They provide the best possible pre-hospital care and rapid transport to specialist hospitals, to those suffering serious injury and illness. WNAA receive no National Lottery or Government funding, relying solely on donations.
Our charity helps us provide things that are sometimes beyond the hospital's reach - such as extra goods or services which help to improve the quality of our patient’s stay. We welcome any fundraising support so we can continue to provide the best possible environment for our patients.
The object of the charity is to apply for any purpose relating to the National Health Service wholly or mainly for the service provided by this Trust. The main areas of activity are patient welfare, staff welfare and research.
Established in 1951, The Friends of Hammersmith Hospital was founded to raise funds to provide equipment and services for the patients and staff of Hammesmith Hospital that are not readily available from NHS funds.
We help provide support to York SCBU through the provision of specialised medical or surgical equipment and improved amenities and facilities including education and vocational training
We work to promote independence and rehabilitation. We provide information and support services directly to people with acquired brain injury, their families and carers. Our Norfolk services support people to adjust, regain independence, re-learn skills and develop confidence.
Health Poverty Action works to strengthen poor & marginalised communities across the world in their struggle for health. We believe everyone deserves a life free from poverty & ill health, we deliver life-saving healthcare where poverty, oppression & conflict are denying people their health.
LUCY Air Ambulance for Children is the first dedicated air transfer service to fly critically ill infants and children, supported by professional staff trained for in flight care. Lucy will work alongside the NHS to deliver the highest standards of service to give the best survival chances.
St Raphael's Hospice offers the best of palliative care to terminally ill patients in south west London and Surrey. Medical, nursing and support staff do everything possible to relieve pain and sustain quality of life in an atmosphere of peace and comfort, for patients of all faith or none.
ACLT aims to give hope to patients and saves lives by improving the odds of finding matching bone marrow donors and increasing the number of blood and organ donors from black, Asian & minority ethnic communities. ACLT has taken the BME bone marrow to nearly 50,000 and found 50+ lifesaving donors.
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals (BSUH) is the regional teaching hospital and provides general and specialist acute hospital services working as one hospital across two sites, The Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton and The Princess Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath. These include the Hurstwood Park Neurological Centre, the Royal Alexander Children's Hospital and the Sussex Eye Hospital. BSUH Charitable Funds are registered as an umbrella charity and gratefully receives donations for the benefit of approximately 250 individual units and departments within the above hospitals to provide research, training and additional equipment and services to enhance patient care which the NHS would not normally provide.
Here at St Kentigern Hospice we offer specialist palliative care for people with life threatening or life limiting illnesses. We focus on the patient's quality of life by controlling symptoms through a holistic approach taking into account their physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs.
Our Mission statement: Health Education Love Peace "Creating sustainable environment and capability that helps unprivileged, downtrodden people- particularly children to smile again through health and education support for ultimate objective of global peace and bondage of love!"
Our aim is to add life to days for adults with ANY life limiting illness . Over 36,000 hours of care are provided free of charge through our Hospice at Home service. We also provide over 7,000 Day Therapy places providing physical, psychological, spiritual and social care to our patients each day.
Our charity raises funds for The West Midlands Cystic Fibrosis Adult Centre. CF is a disease affecting the entire body, a progressive disability which often results in early death. Funds raised go to the CF Centre and help provide extra patient facilities,. Please visit: www.heartlandscf.org
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.We work offering Complementary Holistic therapies to the survivors of war and its aftermath both in the UK with armed forces veterans and their families, and in Sarajevo Bosnia with the survivors of the war who are still suffering.
We provide a wide range of care, free of charge, to people with incurable illnesses, lymphoedema sufferers and those with chronic illnesses. Our expert palliative and nursing care is for both day care and out-patients along with counselling and support services to patients and their relatives.
It offers help and support to families of babies and children diagnosed with heart defects. It provides a support line and regular ward visits for parents during their time in hospital with their sick child. Its aim is to bring the families together at social events, where they can meet with other families, share experiences and the children make new friends.
Bromley & Lewisham Mind works to enhance and enrich the quality of life of people with dementia and mental health needs. We aim to: * Enable people to cope with, manage and improve their own mental health * Provide support to carers of people with dementia
We support Sandwell, City and Rowley Regis Hospitals as well specialist services such as the Birmingham Midland Eye Centre and the Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Centre. The money you raise is used to enhance existing service provision to provide a first class experience for our patients.
York Teaching Hospital Charity raises vital funds to support the work of York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. The charity plays a vital role in raising funds to ensure the best quality of care is provided by funding aspects such as life-saving equipment and patient and carer support.
We are a fundraising charity established to help those who suffer from Cystic Fibrosis, their families and specialist CF centres. We exist to; support those with CF directly and their families, provide emotional support, essential medical and physio equipment and to provide a better quality of life
Our aim is to help people to manage their arthritis, to live a more active life with less pain and, if possible, reduce their need for medical interventions.
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? 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?