(UK, SC038829) Browse eventsWe provide support through weekly 'drop-in'' sessions for members and others and regular monthly business meetings, usually with a guest speaker on a cancer related subject. We provide support to Island cancer patients and their families through our group members and including a Benevolent Fund
(UK, 1122160) Browse eventsThe Breath of Life Foundation is a UK registered charity (1122160), formerly known as Lanka Osteopathic Centre for Children. It was founded in 2005 to help children and families recover from the devastation caused by the tsunami of the previous year through osteopathic treatments. Having achieved its initial objective, the foundation continues to help, support and reach out to vulnerable children in Sri Lanka through paediatric osteopathy and education programs.
(UK, 1156436) Browse eventsThe charity supports the only haemodialysis centre in the Gambia with dialysis and medical equipment and consumables desperately needed in order to provide free lifesaving dialysis treatment to the increasing number of patients. We also provide staff training and raise awareness about kidney disease
(UK, 1155830) Browse eventsDown Syndrome Development Trust: Provides specialist programmes and guidance for parents and professionals to enhance the lives of children and young adults living with Down syndrome. We achieve this by offering continual training opportunities and consultancy to schools, parents and professionals.
(UK, 1148727) Browse eventsKnown as Barrett's Wessex, we are a support and education charity. We support those affected by acid reflux, the potentially pre-cancerous condition, Barrett's Wessex and oesophageal cancer. We provide information via our website, newsletters, drop in meetings, an on-line forum and email and phone helplines. We work across the larger Wessex area raising awareness of the risks of ignoring frequent heartburn and raising funds for initiatives to prevent this fifth most common cancer that kills one person an hour in the UK. We support the national charity, Barrett's Oesophagus Campaign helping fund research and work within the consortium of charities: "Action Against Heartburn" attempting to raise awareness nationally.
(UK, Ulster Cancer Foundation) Browse eventsCancer Focus Northern Irelandis your local cancer champion, here to help you and your family if you have cancer. We’ll help your community take positive steps to a healthier life, to lower your risk of cancer, and we aredetermined to bring a more hopeful future by working for better public policies and funding ground-breaking research.
(UK, The John van Geest Cancer Research Centre - N/A) Browse eventsBased at Nottingham Trent University, the John van Geest Cancer Research Centre houses a team of world-class scientists who work closely with leading clinicians at local hospitals. Their aim is to save lives through research by developing innovate treatments and new ways to diagnose cancer.
(UK, 297937) Browse eventsThe Shepherd’s Purse is our bursary fund and used solely to support residents who are funded by the local authority. The Home is run on a ‘not for profit’ basis with a strong ethos of caring for any elderly person in need residential nursing care. We strongly believe that the elderly deserve the best care we can provide and that they should be treated with dignity and respect at the end of their lives. A fee is set each year by the Board which will allow us to break even financially whilst providing good quality, attentive care in a homely setting. Local Authority funding is now unrealistically low and falls well below this ‘break even’ fee. Without the support of the bursary many residents would not be able to live at Green Pastures. We don’t want to turn anyone away because of funding. The Shepherd’s Purse Fund helps us to keep our doors open to everyone. This year we need to raise £30,000 and we anticipate the need increasing now year by year. All the money we receive via Virgin Money Giving will go into the Shepherd’s Purse fund and be used to support needy residents.
(UK, 1100574) Browse eventsThe Wayne Howard Trust, is a small, local, registered charity based in Southampton, which gives advice and support to acquired brain injured patients and their relatives. The Charity’s main objective is as follows; "The relief of persons who have suffered a brain injury, their families and carers, particularly but not exclusively by the provision of advice and information, financial assistance for the purchase or hire of specialist equipment or treatment and the establishment of neurological treatment and rehabilitation clinic." We have some runners taking part in the Porstmouth 'Colour Me Happy' Fun Run on Sunday June 30th. Visit our event page 'The Wayne Howard Trust Runners 2014' to find out more and sponsor them. Visit our Fundraising Page.... http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-web/fundraiser/showFundraiserPage.action?userUrl=waynehowardtrust12&faId=469046&isTeam=true
(UK, 1053338a) Browse eventsA regional cancer centre treating over 5,000 patients a year, Mount Vernon provides patients with specialist radiotherapy and local chemotherapy services. Through its partnership with the Royal Marsden and Institute of Cancer Research, it is also one of the leading cancer centres in the UK when it comes to researching new potential treatments. We have the first CyberKnife in the NHS. It delivers a high-dose radiation to tumours with pin-point accuracy, giving us more treatment options for our patients, especially those with cancers that are hard to treat or where existing treatment options may have run out. Please click here to find out more about the CyberKnife. The Mount Vernon Cancer Centre is located in Northwood, Middlesex and supports hospitals in Hertfordshire, North West London and parts of the Thames Valley. Please click here to find out how to get to Mount Vernon and here to find out more about the facilities available to patients and their visitors.
(UK, 1057797) Browse eventsRegeneration is a small UK charity for people affected by ataxia, their families, carers and health/social care professionals working on their behalf. Working in partnership with the Somerset and Essex ataxia centres, we help people to live with the effects of their condition 'Today' by providing care, support and information services. We also look to the 'Future' by funding scientific and medical research as well as supporting and undertaking research into supportive treatments.
One Clear Vision is the leading international charity working for people with Degenerative Vitreous Syndrome (causing severe eye floaters): raising awareness and promoting a better understanding through fundraising, providing information and support to sufferers and collaborating with eye specialists and researchers to help achieve clear sight for everyone affected.
(UK, 27315546) Browse eventsHet Rett syndroom heeft een incidentie van 1 op de 10.000 tot 23.000 geboren meisjes, het is extreem zeldzaam bij jongens. Het is beschreven bij alle rassen en etnische groepen. In Nederland zijn op dit moment ruim 250 meisjes met het Rett syndroom bekend. Het is een ontwikkelingsstoornis van het zenuwstelsel; met name de hersenstam. De symptomen treden op na en periode van ogenschijnlijk normale ontwikkeling, vanaf een leeftijd van 6-18 maanden. De ontwikkeling vertraagd en een periode van verlies van motorische vaardigheid en communicatie volgt, met in vrijwel alle gevallen volledig verlies van spraak en loopvermogen. In deze periode ontstaat vaak onregelmatigheid in de ademhaling. Na deze regressie volgt een stabielere periode, waarin apraxie (het onvermogen te handelen), epilepsie en scoliose meer een rol gaan spelen. In deze periode kan verbetering van motoriek en communicatie bereikt worden. Uiteindelijk kan de mobiliteit terugvallen als gevolg van spierzwakte, stijfheid en toenemende scoliose. De ernst van de beperkingen kan variëren, waarbij de intensiteit van de symptomen per individu moeilijk te voorspellen is. De gemiddelde levensverwachting wordt verwacht boven de 40 jaar te zijn, hoewel dit door het relatief korte bestaan van de diagnose niet met zekerheid bekend is. Overal waar we Rett-meisjes/vrouwen schrijven, worden ook Rett-jongens/mannen bedoeld.
(UK, 1164073) Browse eventsThank you for visiting the MyDonate page for The Ellie Penrose Fund. The Ellie Penrose Fund was set up in the memory of Ellie Penrose, and supports young people aged 21 and younger in their sporting pursuits. Charity No: 1164073 Find out more Website http://www.elliepenrosefund.com
(UK, 3640937) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 3640937
(UK, 1138456) Browse eventsIndependent Cancer Patients' Voice is a patient advocate group led by patients for patients. We bring the views and experience of cancer patients, their family and carers, to the cancer research community. We believe that clinical research and practice will benefit more patients more quickly if people affected by cancer are partners with clinicians and healthcare professionals, rather than passive recipients of healthcare.
(UK, 282886) Browse eventsThe Elimination of Leukaemia Fund (ELF) raises funds to advance the treatment and cure of leukaemia and related blood cancers. Each year in the UK over 21,500 people contract a blood cancer. Today 80% of children with leukaemia and 50% of adults under 65 years, are cured.
(UK, Care for Cancer - N/A) Browse eventsCare for Cancer is committed to supporting local people and their families who have been affected by cancer, by providing information and advice, quality practical services and support, in a friendly and caring environment, by dedicated staff and volunteers. visit careforcancer.co.uk
(UK, 1099037) Browse eventsMATTDOTCOM provides teenagers suffering from long term or terminal illnesses access to computers, enabling them to continue their education, maintain school and peer contact and as a distraction tool during painful treatment. The equipment supports teenagers educationally; social and therapeutically so they cope with the pain of treatment and isolation.
(UK, 1007450) Browse eventsThe Cavendish Centre was established in 1992 with the aim of providing integrated and professional, complementary, care and support for people affected by cancer, which is not provided by their clinical treatment. The support is also extended to carers and families of cancer patients - this includes children who have a sibling or parent suffering from cancer.
(UK, University of Liverpool - N/A) Browse eventsIt all starts here. A gift to the University of Liverpool will have an impact long into the future. By supporting talented individuals, enhancing the lives of our students, or investing in our research and touching the lives of millions, your donation will influence generations to come. Thank you.
(UK, Newcastle University - N/A) Browse eventsNewcastle University is a leading teaching and research university. Its excellence extends across all disciplines and your donation will impact people across the globe, whether for a rare disease network, academic scholarship or any other cause.
(UK, 509649) Browse eventsLingen Davies Cancer Fund is dedicated to supporting quality cancer care for patients in Shropshire and Mid Wales, through the funding of equipment and buildings. The Charity aims to improve facilities so patients can be treated and diagnosed in the best environment possible.
(UK, 1014356) Browse eventsHayward House is a Palliative Cancer Care Unit, a "hospice within a hospital". It is dedicated to relieving the suffering of progressive cancer which can be physical, emotional, social or spiritual, and involves both the patients and the family. Patients with motor neurone disease and their families also receive support from the Unit.
(UK, XT32999) Browse eventsThe British Dupuytren's Society provides support and information to people affected by Dupuytren’s Contracture, Ledderhose Disease and related conditions. Our goal is to raise awareness of these conditions, improve knowledge of the treatments available and encourage research into their prevention and treatment.