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The Charity exists to run the Adur and Hove Stroke Club. This club is run exclusively by volunteers and meets once a week on Friday afternoons to provide a social opportunity to its members who have suffered a stroke and may otherwise be housebound. The club also provides refreshments and is able to offer transport and excercise to those members who wish to take advantage of this facility.

The Charity operates throughout England and Wales, India, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Activities include: Cancer Research, British Hear Foundation, National Autistics Society, The Stroke association and various other charities.

Ty Hapus is a Community Resource Centre in the heart of the Tudno Ward, incorporating Tudno Health & Wellbeing Hub which includes a Shapemaster Power assisted Gym. It provides learning, educational opportunities, Food Bank, Youth Services, ,Parent & Toddler Group, Educational Courses, Boxing Club, Boxercise, Health and Wellbeing sessions, Job Club, Veterans breakfast club.

The charity's objects are to promote the objects of The Society of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a voluntary association of men formed in Ireland for the promotion of the catholic faith.

We aim to save lives by improving the probability of surviving a cardiac arrest in and around Northallerton. We will achieve this by:1. Significantly increasing the number of Community Public Access Defibrillators (CPADs); 2. Raising awareness of CPADs, their locations and their use in an emergency;3. Raising awareness of the chain of survival and use of CPR and defibrillation.

The Majestic Wine Charitable foundation has been set up by Majestic Wine Group to support causes that are close to the hearts of Majestic Wine colleagues. By bringing together Majestic's teams, customers and suppliers we endeavour to raise funds and awareness for the charities and community groups that mean so much to us.

Warm Hearts Community Support work to relieve poverty and financial hardship across the Midlands and the UK by providing food, clothing, and essential items to individuals and families in need. We offer education, tutoring, training, and career guidance to improve opportunities for self-sufficiency. We partner with shelters and community organisations to distribute resources effectively.

The Greggs Foundation is a grant-making charity which aims to build stronger and healthier communities in the areas served by Greggs. We offer grant programmes which work to address three key challenges facing our local communities:Addressing issues of poverty and inequalityEnsuring food is at the heart of communitiesSupporting local community organisations to make a difference

The charity provides a space in the heart of the Pevensey Ward & is an essential meeting place. Organisations such as Bognorphenia use the centre to provide arts workshops & also run Home Ed Shed & Youth Drop-In from there. Funding is raised in part by various services users hiring the centre as well fundraising and obtaining grants. Bognor's first Legal Art Wall is situated at the rear as well.

The principal objectives of the trust are to advance the education of the medical profession in the knowledge of cardiovascular disease and its treatment, and to promote research into the causes, prevention, alleviation and management of cardiovascular disease.

The Group was formed to provide an essential part of the rehabilitation process after a heart attack or heart surgery. This is done through regular Monthly Meetings, exercise classes, walking group, art group and swimming sessions. Members are kept in touch through a quarterly Newsletter.

The charity seeks to advance education by commissioning, conducting and publicly disseminating research in the field of cardiac medicine and the treatment of people suffering from cardiac complaints.

The continuing aim is to educate people in matters of local history through the use and involvement of oral history, archives, documents and exhibitions at the heart of the community. One of the ultimate objectives is to establish a permanent and fitting commemoration in the Lake District of the link between the child Holocaust Survivors and the local area that welcomed them in 1945.

The object of the CIO is to advance the life and relief of young people with heart conditions: (a) The provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare; (b) Providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities. (c) The provision of equipment & facilities for patients & families of patients with heart conditions.

We help those impacted by Stroke with information, guidance, support and above all else hope, we care because we have been there ourselves.

The advancement of health and education in all aspects of congenital cardiac diseases.

Oak Tree Animals' Charity is at the heart of the community. Helping hundreds of animals each year, we find loving new homes for cats, dogs and horses, promote responsible pet ownership through education and outreach activities and work with individuals who need our support.

We advance health and save lives targeting people with stroke and diabetes particularly poorer sectors of the community in the Sudan. We provide services, advocacy, advice, information, and raising awareness in the Sudan and throughout England and Wales. We train professional staff in the Sudan to set up the first stroke unit there. This will equip them with the skills needed to achieve our aims.

Support of those affected by heart failure in and around he midlands.

The promotion and encouragement of education and research in Cardiovascular Surgery and Medicione at Charing Cross Hospital and its associated Medical Schools , to promote the study of Nursing and the award of prizes related to these activities

The Charity consists of a portfolio of stock exchange investments and cash which produces an income. This income is used to make donations to other registered charities to be used for general charitable purposes, with an emphasis on supporting charities active in certain medical areas as specified in the governing document (namely cancer, heart trouble, neurological diseases, and arthritis).

ACP is based in the heart of Sparkbrook and was established by local residents in 1996 as a community resource offering inclusive services to all local people. We aim to improve the quality of life for people in Sparkbrook by creating opportunities for improvements to their social, physical, and economic well being, and supporting them to meet their needs and aspirations.

Our charity looks after stroke patients and their carers. When people come out of hospital after stroke once their needs have been assessed by social services and provided with all necessary equipment they are left entirely on their own. This means that because of their disabilities they are mainly confined to their home. We endeavour to bring them back socially into the real world.

Heart to Help supports Social welfare projects in India through a local partner such as Children's homes, Street Children feeding programmes, widows and women's destitute homes, Old People's Retirement home. Educational Schools for children particularly deprived children.

Our group aim is to encourage both physical & mental stimulation of stroke survivor members, through light exercise & social interaction, where members can grow in confidence and improve their quality of life and that of the family members.

The Mayor of Eastleigh's raises money for different beneficiaries each year. The Mayor for 2025/2026 is Cllr Janice Asman and her chosen charities are Hampshire & Isle of Wight Air Ambulance, Chandler's Ford Stroke Group and Eastleigh Carers Project. The Mayor's Appeal for 2024/2025 raised £5600 for Centrestage Productions Youth Theatre and Eastleigh Operatic & Musical Society.

Under licence from Beads of Courage Inc., Beads of Courage UK offers emotional support to children with chronic and serious illness by providing Beads of Courage programmes to Oncology/Haematology, Burns, Cardiac, NICU, and Chronic Conditions units throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland. Beads of Courage restores a child's sense of self when coping with a serious illness.

The Fernhurst Trust is a small Charitable Trust which offers grants exclusively to registered charities whose work at the heart of communities in North Yorkshire (including the City of York) provides sustainable benefit to young or unemployed people.Please direct any enquiries to fernhursttrustees@gmail.com.

We provide free lifelong support to stroke survivors and their families living in the North East of England. We provide two private group sessions per week, that include: pool exercise, chair-based exercise, physiotherapy, complementary therapy, drop-in social and use of the public gym. All under the supervision of qualified service providers.

To carry out the wishes of the late Mrs Joyce Brewis, in supporting charitable causes as the trustees, in their absolute discretion, see fit. In addition to her will creating the trust, Mrs Brewis expressed her wish that the trustees consider supporting 10 specific charities, including:Cancer Research UKBritish Heart FoundationThe Save the Children FundThe Sir Bobby Robson Foundation

C4 improves the living conditions, mental and physical well-being of people in Camden by galvanising private, public and voluntary sector support to provide services and facilities. Our members run 17 centres located at the heart of the community.More than 25,000 people access our support every week.We tackle poverty, inequality, unemployment, ill-health, disadvantage and social isolation

The school PTA is an organisation that works entirely for the community served by the school, which is an area of significant deprivation, unemployment, poor health and juvenile nuisance. The PTA provides events and training for families who otherwise might suffer from isolation and lack of education. These events use the school as the heart of the community and a centre of support.

Empowering Connections, Inspiring Lives: A Journey of Hope and Togetherness!Welcome to our vibrant world, where compassion meets creativity and every heart finds its community! We are a beacon of positivity, a charity dedicated to breaking the chains of isolation and loneliness. At the heart of our mission is the belief that everyone deserves a space to connect, share, and grow.

The charity helps save lives by the provision of defibrillation equipment at places of sporting exertion; by providing financial support for medical testing to determine if young people are putting themselves at risk through heart or circulatory conditions previously unknown. The charity also provides information to adults looking to move away from extensive physical sport in a safe way.

Supplying and maintaining heart defibrillators in the local community.

The relief of sickness and preservation of health of persons living in Southern Asia, by the provision ofhealthcare and equipment, particularly for those unable to afford such help, primarily, but not exclusivelyto prevent and treat heart disease.To advance the education of the public, in the UK and Southern Asia, primarily, but not exclusively, in thesubject of heart disease.

The Heart of Headcorn is based at a community centre, The Heart of Headcorn Cultural and Community Hub, providing a venue for activities for all sections of our local community. Activities include Singing for Health, Chess Club, Widows Club, Music Clubs, Meditation, Headcorn Social Club, Laughing Yoga, Astronomy Club, Empower Fitness Class, a Community Choir, a Chatty Cafe and a Community Pantry.

The Diana Startin Foundation CIO is a charity that supports the helping of the old, the sick, the disabled, and the disadvantaged. It also supports the relief of patients suffering from Cancer, Parkinson's Disease and Strokes. The charity aims to support local charities within Warwickshire and surrounding areas by donating funds which were given by the founder.

evo Foundation is a charity is committed to making a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals throughout the UK. It has two core objectives at its heart, the advancement of education and the prevention of poverty. The evo Foundation is poised to make a substantial difference in our communities.

We help them to regain their confidence after Stroke. We provide weekly activities and its also an opportunity to chat with Survivors and volunteers. We look at each of individuals needs and encourage them with their wellbeing, confidence and self-esteem. The volunteers are DSB checked, and we encourage relevant training to extend their knowledge of Speech and Language difficulties and Stroke.

WCR provides support, education and tailored programmes for the benefit of people on the Isle of Wight with a diagnosed heart condition or who have experienced a cardiac event to return to health so as to be able to lead a healthy and fulfilling life;

Digswell Village Church is a gathering of Christians from different traditions, worshipping and working together in unity. We welcome everyone to our Sunday services and hold mid-week social activities which are attended by members and non-members alike. We seek to to be a Christian focus at the heart of the neighbourhood to celebrate the joy of knowing God.

A vibrant community hall in the heart of Swindon Village, Cheltenham. A place for groups and individuals, from both within and outside the parish, to hire for social and professional uses.www.svhall.co.uk

Provision and operation of museum of fine and decorative arts with at its heart the collection of Sir William Holburne. The Holburne Museum stages international exhibitions and other projects involving fine and decorative arts of all periods and is admired for its dynamic displays, vibrant learning and community engagement programme and innovative interpretation.

To promote throughout Wales research and education into the treatment and diseases of the cardiovascular system.

We raise funds to provide and maintain exercise and medical equipment to enable local people who have experienced cardiovascular illnesses to continue their NHS rehabilitation programmes for an unlimited period of time in a safe and structured environment at supervised gyms operated at Community Fire Stations within the Wirral peninsula.

The Sacred Heart School Association engages in a number of fund raising activities to advance the education of the pupils in the school.

(1) Celebration of Hindu religious festivals (e.g. Navratri, Diwali)(2) Holding of social events (3) Raising of funds for specific causes (e.g. Cancer hospital in India)(4) Raising of funds for donations to UK charities (e.g. Diabetes UK, Gt Ormond St Hospital, British Heart Foundation)(5) Raising of funds for donation to overseas charities

Providing musical education and entertainment to the local community with concerts and musical performances in local venues, care homes and a local stroke club.

Bristol Area Cardiac Support formally Frenchay Hospital Cardiac Support Group was set up to give support to Members who had suffered Cardiac Trauma and had been cared for in Ward 103 in Frenchay Hospital, near Bristol. with the closing of Frenchay Hospital We now raise funds to purchase mediacl equipment when requested by Cardiac Medical Units in the Bristol area.