The Haven (UK, SC032130) Browse events

The Haven provides information and support to improve the quality of life of families and their carers affected by life limiting illness such as cancer, multiple sclerosis and motor neurone disease. Services include counselling, self management courses, complementary therapies and Children's Service

MAIN (UK, 1116884) Browse events

At MAIN we support people, not ‘cases’ or ‘numbers’. We exist to offer advice & services for families living with Autism to raise their aspirations, empower themselves, and have the confidence to be proud to ‘wear their t-shirt with a smile’.

Hope Support Services (UK, 1135680) Browse events

We support young people aged 11-25 when a close family member is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness. We're here right from the point of diagnosis and for however long we're needed. Check out our website if you'd like to know more or find us on Facebook/Twitter: www.hopesupportservices.org.uk

HOPE For Autism (UK, Sc033312) Browse events

HOPE For Autism supports children aged 3-20years with autism and their parents/carers who reside in North Lanarkshire, by offering a range of services and childrens' activities, 6 days a week at the HOPE Centre in Airdrie.

Worthing Society For The Blind (UK, 1078504) Browse events

Lothian Autistic Society (UK, SC021439) Browse events

Lothian Autistic Society is a member led, person centered charity. We provide services, information and practical support to individuals on the autistic spectrum, their families and carers.

Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust (UK, 1133542) Browse events

Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust is the UK’s only charity dedicated to those affected by cervical abnormalities and cervical cancer. Every day around 3 women die from cervical cancer and a further 9 are diagnosed. We are there 24 hours a day offering a range of support and information services.

MRSA Action UK (UK, 1115672) Browse events

MRSA Action UK is an organisation run by volunteers supporting people affected by MRSA and other healthcare associated infections. Its work involves raising awareness through supporting training programmes and providing literature and an online resource for patients, the public and care providers.

Epilepsy Connections (UK, SC030677) Browse events

Epilepsy Connections provides information, advice and support (in English, Urdu, Punjabi and Cantonese) to anyone affected by epilepsy in the Greater Glasgow and Forth Vally areas of Scotland. We run a Befriending Service for adults, a Schools Project and a Mainstreaming Project which helps adults get back into work or training.

International Glaucoma Association (UK, 274681) Browse events

Glaucoma is the leading cause of preventable blindness in the UK - it affects 600,000 people in the UK and it is estimated that half are undiagnosed. We need your help. We reassure and advise thousands of worried and frightened people free of charge every year, as well as funding vital research.

OPA (UK, 1062461) Browse events

The Oesophageal Patients Association helps patients who have oesophageal (or gastric) cancer and their carers, by giving support and encouraging them to achieve a good quality of life, by providing information booklets, telephone help line, on-line help and patient support meetings around the UK.

The National Autistic Society Furness Branch (UK, 269425a) Browse events

NAS - Furness Branch provides help, support and information to families and carers of children and adults with an autism spectrum disorder. We offer: A regular drop-in to provide support and information and the opportunity to meet other people/families in similar situations Guest Speakers from local services to provide additional support and information Regular Parent/Carer Training Workshops Access to a library of books and resources A regular Branch newsletter to keep families up to date with training/opportunities An Asperger Youth Group for young people aged 11 to 19 Social activities throughout the year for children with autism and their families Awareness and fund raising opportunities A Local Website www.furnessnas.org

Castel Froma (UK, 1100965) Browse events

Castel Froma Specialist Care Centre exists to help people with brain injury to live a fuller life. We provide long-term rehabilitation, respite, day and residential nursing care to anyone disabled by head injury following a traumatic accident or with a neurological condition such as MS

Wilberforce Trust (UK, 1087065) Browse events

It provides twenty four hour a day care and support for adults with visual and other disabilities living in community based houses. Its rehabilitation service enables and encourages blind and partially sighted people to achieve maximum independence through training.

Chilterns MS Centre (UK, 8000853) Browse events

The Chilterns MS Centre provides comprehensive and holistic care such as physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, oxygen therapy, acupuncture and massage to 300 people each week. We have been providing advice and care to people with multiple sclerosis (MS) and their families for 30 years. We also have a dedicated carers support service as we know that MS affects the loved ones of the people with MS too. Our main goal is to help people gain greater control over their MS so that they continue to lead happy and healthy lives

Leisure For Autism (UK, 1076305) Browse events

We promote, support and sustain the emotional and physical well-being of young people with an autistic spectrum condition by enabling them to participate in leisure activities focussed within their local communities. We also support the parents, carers and siblings of young people with an ASC by providing “me time” whilst their youngsters are on our schemes.

Nicola's Fund (UK, 1113095) Browse events

The Aims of Nicolas Fund... To improve the quality of life for Children with Cancer To provide support and help for the families of Children suffering from Cancer

Mary Stevens Hospice (UK, 517656) Browse events

Mary Stevens Hospice provides specialist palliative care to all members of the community Supporting adults who have a non-curative illness such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease, Parkinson's disease, cardiac disease, HIV / AIDS.

Road Victims Trust (UK, 1142336) Browse events

Road Victims Trust support of road victims is provided by a team of highly skilled counselling volunteers and staff. The principles and ethos of the RVT reflect a primary and compelling aspiration to provide personal support to all those affected by the trauma caused by serious road collisions.

Chilterns MS Centre (UK, 800853) Browse events

The Chilterns MS Centre provides a range of drug-free symptom management therapies as well as advice and support for all those with Multiple Sclerosis and their carers & families. If we can't help you, we know someone who can. There are new therapies and DMDs (disease modifying drugs) being discussed and introduced all the time. People newly diagnosed with MS need NOT feel alone.

Burning Nights CRPS Support (UK, 1166522) Browse events

Thank you for visiting Burning Nights CRPS Support charity's profile page!Burning Nights CRPS Support is a registered UK charity specifically aimed at raising awareness for a not well understood chronic neuropathic condition; Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). We also help and support to all those affected by this condition, not only the sufferers but their family, friends, loved ones and carers.We provide regular a local support group currently in Manchester but we are wanting to expand these support groups to other areas of the UK. We have an information helpline as well as a 24/7 online community forum, an annual conference with professional speakers and social media. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) formerly Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy is a poorly understood condition which affects approx 1 in 3,800 people in the UK & worldwide. CRPS can cause a person to experience persistent, severe and debilitating pain. The condition may develop after an injury, surgery, stroke or heart attack, but the pain is out of proportion with the severity of the initial injury. The cause of CRPS isn’t clearly understood & awareness in the UK is low.With low awareness & understanding of CRPS both globally & in the UK, it is vital that a support system is in place for those who suffer from this condition. We offer detailed information & support for sufferers, loved ones, carers, friends & families.We aim to improve the quality of life for sufferers, carers, families & friends. Increasing knowledge of CRPS on a global & national scale in the UK is a necessity. Please donate to support our cause and let us help those affected by this debilitating condition. Charity No: 1166522 Find out more Website http://www.burningnightscrps.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/chronicpainCRPS Twitter https://twitter.com/BNightsCRPS YouTube Please click here to visit our YouTube page

Headway North West London (UK, 1110088) Browse events

We offer specialised support to those who have been affected by brain injury in the NW London area. Services include 2 support groups and a day facility were brain injury survivors share experiences, regain skills, & rebuild confidence and social networks.

The Leukaemia and Lymphoma Unit UCLH Charity (UK, 229771a) Browse events

Funds raised for the Leukaemia & Lymphoma Unit at UCLH improve the experience of patients by purchasing state of the art medical equipment, amenities, supporting free complementary therapy for patients and families and post graduate education for nurses.

BIG (Brain Injury Grampian) Group (UK, SC032273) Browse events

BIG Group helps those with an Acquired Brain Injury, their families and carers in North East Scotland through social activities to reduce the social isolation that can follow Brain Injury. BIG helps support 2 local Outreach workers providing local one to one and telephone support.

Headway Black Country (UK, 1089171) Browse events

Acquired Brain Injury can affect anyone at any time. Each year as many as 1 million people attending hospital in the UK will have sustained a head injury. Of these, about 135,000 are confirmed as having a brain injury. The problems caused by a brain injury may not be obvious to other people. Brain injury can, however, completely change the life of the survivor and their families.Regardless of the cause Headway Black Country can help. We are dedicated to supporting adult brain injury survivors, their carers and families whose lives are often turned upside down by a brain injury.We have a small, expert team that can help guide you to the information and support you may need. We also provide a specialist Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service that offers a wide range of activities designed to help brain injury survivors relearn lost skills and gain new ones. Headway Black Country relies on voluntary donations and fundraising to continue to provide vital services to brain injury survivors and their families. We are responsible for raising our own funds locally, which all goes directly into our work with brain injured people and their families based in the Black Country area of the West Midlands. Headway Black Country is independent and impartial. As more people now survive accidents and live with brain injury, the need for our work is growing.Donations are used are to help us, for example, purchase or provide: • Items required for activities such as equipment, training materials, craft items etc. • One off items needed such as furniture, electrical items etc. • Publicity materials • Special projects and services • Continued services for people affected by brain injury.