Integral to providing the best care possible to women and their unborn babies is the onging research into the greater understanding of the disorders which can cause harm, so that in the future we may be able to prevent, or at least limit adverse effects by improved treatment
NICFC helps children with cancer in Northern Ireland and their families by providing practical, emotional and financial support through its Youth & Family Programmes, Road Miles & Home Heating schemes and respite at Shimna Valley,near Newcastle and Narnia, a purpose built Log Cabin for young people.
Moving the World is CEVA Logistics' charity foundation, whose employees help raise funds for nominated charities such as Macmillan Cancer Support, British Heart Foundation & Transaid.
Save the Baby is a small registered charity based at St Mary's Hospital London, that funds research into infertility, miscarriage, pregnancy and newborn complications. Its research teams devise pioneering treatments that are used worldwide to help childless people become parents and vulnerable newborn babies survive.
The International Society for Developmental Origins of Health and Disease was set up to promote research into the fetal and developmental origins of disease and involves scientists from many backgrounds.
Thank you for visiting our profile page. The thrust of the Foundation is; firstly to support 2 existing charities which will permanently be linked to Clemmie’s death, these being - INQUEST (www.inquest.org.uk ) and The Meningitis Research Foundation (www.meningitisuk.org) and secondly to establish a fund to support people in three different areas in which Clemmie was already involved. These being:
Cobra Foundation is an independent charitable trust, founded by Cobra Beer Ltd in 2005. The Foundation provides donations to charities and good causes which focus on improving the life and outlook for disadvantaged children, primarily in India.
The Ben Cohen StandUp Foundation is the world’s first foundation dedicated to raising awareness of the long-term, damaging effects of bullying, and funding those doing real-world work to stop it.
1600 people die of asthma every year in the UK ,help us stop this. Buteyko does not cure asthma but gives individuals a strategy by which they can manage the symptoms and in many cases eradicte the dependency on medications. Support our School project and help children Breath The School Free of Asthma. Give a chilsd an astham free life . Thank you
Rhiwderin Village Meithrin is raising funds for one of their children at the Meithrin. Luca is a beautiful 3 year old who was struck down with Meningococcal Septicaemia in early January and his life changed forever
1 in 7 people in the UK are visually impaired; here in Yorkshire we are doing something about it! NERC Yorkshire funds research into the causes, prevention and treatment of diseases of the eye and the disabilities which these cause. Further details here: http://nerc-yorkshire.co.uk/
The objectives of Support For Africa are to inform the people of the developed world of the terrible effect that AIDS is having on the people of Sub-Saharan Africa and to raise funds to provide practical medical help and create awareness throughout Africa of the devastation caused by the disease in order to stop its inexorable increase.
We seek to raise funds to increase awareness of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS). We have a defibrillator donation scheme in Northern Ireland and welcome the opportunity to educate the public about SADS. Together we can save lives.
It aims to provide information and support to members, and to raise awareness of trigeminal neuralgia amongst medical professions and the general public. Above all, it is there to provide hope and encouragement for patients who can feel isolated and depressed as a result of this excrutiatingly painful condition.
The Isabel Medical Charity's mission is to reduce misdiagnosis of all diseases across the world. It does this by providing a grant to enable the Isabel Symptom Checker tool to be made available free to use by individual members of the public across the world.
We are dedicated to caring for people affected by cancer. Our Doctors, Nurses, Complementary Therapists and Volunteers guide and support cancer patients and their carers through the most difficult time of their lives. Please visit our website www.starthrowers.org.uk for more information
The foundation was set up after the sad loss of Matthew Russo The aim of the foundation is to raise funds through donations and fundraising events, to help and support Children with special needs.
CORDA supports high quality research into the early diagnosis and prevention of heart disease and stroke through non-invasive techniques (magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound). Currently, projects are supported at Royal Brompton Hospital and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children.
The Lake Foundation is a UK charity that aims to improve the health of the African Caribbean community through health promotion, early detection, research and support
Tom Hunt sadly lost his battle with Osteosarcoma (bone cancer) on Boxing Day 2010 . Tom’s wish to have a Teenage Unit helping teenage cancer patients in the Southwest. Once we have raised enough money, Tom Hunt Trust will continue to raise money to help find a cure for Osteosarcoma.
A Charity based in Forres,Moray providing support & funding for individuals who have suffered through Epilepsy,Sarcoidois, Stroke or Head Trauma.We host Ceilidhs,Annual Challenges & Fundraisers allowing us to fund Free Tea Dances attended by the local Stroke Club,Pensioners & Vulnerable Adults.
The Renal Cancer Research Fund was set up in 2011 by kidney cancer survivor, Christy Watson and her sister Gemma Swankie. The treatment for kidney cancer is normally sit, wait to see if it comes back. If the cancer does spread in the body there is no cure. Help us raise money to find that cure!
Supporting people of all ages suffering from Cancer in the New Addington and surrounding areas The Charity was inspired by former Mayor of Croydon and New Addington Councillor Brenda Kirby MBE, who suffered from incurable brain and lung cancer. Brenda's battle against cancer was finally lost in September 2013. While she discovered the range of facilities on offer in Purley, Brenda also realised there was nothing like it in New Addington. It is difficult to get to Purley from New Addington, particularly by public transport and therefore this charity was set up in order that an extra centre in New Addington could be established. This is important because people suffering from cancer have found travelling from New Addington by public transport tiring, difficult and expensive.
MOT yourself is a charity that aims to raise awareness about prostate cancer, the importance of men getting themselves checked once a year - MOT'ing themselves -and to take their health more seriously! The charity is based upon the mantra of Errol McKeller. We want to make Errol's voice louder!!!