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To promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of leukaemia and chronically ill people. Achieved through the provision of financial assistance, equipment donations and gifts for charities, individuals and projects affected by or dedicated to the advancement of this cause. To advance the education of the general public relating to all areas of blood cancers and general health.

Mancheck raises awareness in men and the wider community of prostate cancer and associated urological disorders through the provision of information, events and lectures. Mancheck assists men and GP doctors with symptom awareness, screening and treatment risk-benefit choices, screening, and the cure outcomes that are possible.

We aim to provide financial support to young people with a cancer diagnosis and their families, enabling them to share experiences and create treasured moment to share

We raise awareness about Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumour, a cancer that generally affects teenagers,at all fund-raising events within Sussex. Grants are given to a suitable research programme, chosen annually by the trustees, to improve treatments for this type of cancer.

Provides funds direct into Brain Tumour research. The Chelsea Burley Trust supports Oncology Children's families.

We are a Construction and Built Environment sector charity raising funds to develop support networks for people in our sector dealing with cancer; developing guidance and advice including on how to reduce the risk of cancer and promote health and well being; and raising money to fund research to improve the science behind prevention, detection and treatment of cancer for everyone.

To promote and support the good physical and mental health of people who have been affected by cancer, in particular but not exclusively breast cancer, and their friends and family by providing facilities and training in dragon boating in Oxfordshire. The aim is to keep things fun, full of camaraderie and mutual support

To preserve and protect good health of patients who have been disgnosed with Head and Neck Cancer and their relatives. To provide a wide range of practical, social and emotional support. Reduce the impact of isolation by organising social events. Assist people to understand and adapt to changes in lifestyle. Provide mentoring and regular 'drop in' services. Use a variety of methods to fundraise.

The relief of sickness and the preservation of health in particular by providing financial support to institutions, organsations or groups, providing treatment and prevention of cancer services and also to those suffering from cancer related illnesses. The support will apply to national, regional and local organisations and groups as agreed by the trustees at their discretion.

Provision of Equipment and Support for Breast Cancer Hospitals, Hospices and Charities in the UK through collection of funds from charitable donations and sale of effects of the late Mrs Friend.

Pink Sisters was created to support people who have been diagnosed with all types of cancers and their families and friends that have been affected by their cancer diagnosis. We aim to provide a safe space for people living with cancer to come together, share and express their feelings, ask questions and meet others in a similar situation or who have followed similar treatment plans.

We support funding into research for a cure for Glioblastoma. We are working closely with Brain Tumour Research and Brain Tumour Charity.We have a retreat in Grimsby for anyone with a life changing illness and their families to talk and relax.We fund individuals with a life limiting illness to achieve a goal from their bucket list.

The provision of:1. Care packages for newly diagnosed families (of cancer);2. Establishing a support network for parents, siblings and grandparents and offering practical advice where necessary;3. Funds to support the provision of a mental health professional at the Great Western Hospital, Swindon;4. Funds to support the provision of a family support telephone helpline.

Provides personal training, wellbeing and nutritional advice to anyone who has had a cancer diagnosis. Provides education and information about wellbeing following a cancer diagnosis.

Raising awareness of Cancer, especially in young people, with a focus on early diagnosis. Especially Bowel Cancer. Awareness will be raised by holding events and working in partnership with the the NHS and other health providers.

We hold quarterly support meetings at Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth for all Patients and Carers in the region who have had, or are about to have, an operation for Oesophageal-Gastric cancer. We visit some Patients and carers at home to provide support.We hold annual trips out to local places of interest for our members.We liaise regularly with other support groups, sharing information

Support research in medical oncology.

to improve the welfare and fulfill the needs of children with cancer & leukemia.to help, support & assist children & their families during treatment and to make their stay in hospital as enjoyable as possible.to support other charities involved in helping children with cancer & their families.to raise raise awareness of childhood cancer & improve diagnosis times

For the public benefit to relieve the needs of teenagers and young people in England who are undergoing treatment for cancer and are patients in hospital teenage and young adult cancer units by providing them with creative packs so that they are stimulated and occupied and can better tolerate their treatments.

"Love From Lucy" is a charity based in Hampshire, helping patients that have had a solid organ transplant up to the age of 21 years old, who are being treated in UK hospitals and develop Post Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder (PTLD) which is a rare cancer patients can develop at any stage after their transplant.

The UKIOG Research Group aims to support research into Oesophagogastric (OG) cancer in the UK & Ireland. More specifically its remit including identifying research needs and priorities for OG cancer in the UK & Ireland to allow for studies most likely to impact on patient care to be prioritised including those aimed at reducing health inequalities

Provides free cancer pre/rehabilitation for those diagnosed with cancer and vital support for their families. Specialist coaches provide tailored physical, mental, and emotional care, including physical training, pilates, yoga, mindfulness and workshops.Individuals are sign posted to other organisations when deemed appropriate such as mental health counselling and/or nutritional support.

Promoting research and raising awareness of neuro-oncology, treatments and techniques. Advocating for the interests of brain cancer patients and carers. Advancing education via an Annual Scientific Meeting.

Cancer Active Recovery Support (C.A.R.S.) based Northwest Leicestershire aims to support individuals following a cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery through a variety of free of charge community-based interventions. The charity currently delivers in Leicestershire, but is widening its provision into Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Derbyshire.

The granting of funds for research into the cure of lung cancer

With Love Emma was created to support patients and their families affected by a Brain Tumour diagnosis within England and Wales.

Raise funds to provide educational activities eg invite speakers from a range of interests such as photography, bee keeping, local historical sites. Hold an annual harvest auction, where net proceeds are used to subsidise coach trips to places of interest eg lavender farm, Buckfast Abbey etc. Additionally, donations are made to other charitable bodies e.g. cancer research, local food bank etc.

The object of the charity is to support cancer research.The sole activity of the charity remains the donating of funds to the Imperial Cancer Research Fund thereby benefiting the research of cancer treatments.

GRANTS TO RECOGNISED RESEARCH UNITS IN HOSPITALS AND UNIVERSITES IN THE UK STUDYING THE CAUSATION, SPREAD AND EFFECTS OF BREAST CANCER IN THE LABORATORY AND IN CLINICAL PRACTICE

Provides sports and recreational facilities to the youth of the area; providing mobility services; supporting the Bud Flanagan Leukaemia Fund.

CHARMS (No. 1123446) is the only Centre for Hyperbaric & Normobaric Oxygen Therapy in Essex, supporting Long-COVID, Cancer, Neurological & Urological Disorders & Sports Injuries,. We also provide Health & Wellbeing Advice & Advocacy, Counselling & Psychological Interventions, Acupuncture/Massage & Exercise Equipment, and, with links into Communities, we support Carers & Social Events & Activities.

To promote, encourage and assist the inhabitants of Sidmouth and its adjacent parishes in the County of Devon (Area covered by Sidmouth Town Council) without distinction of sex or of political, religious or other opinion who are sufferers of Cancer and their carers to improve the quality of their remaining life and encourage them to have a positive attitude towards their illness.

The charitable trust shall be to promote education and research into the study and cure of Myeloma and B-Cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma through making grants to appropriate institutions and individuals. The trust furthers its charitable purposes for the public benefit through its grant-making policy which aims at financing scholarships for PHD to individuals and providing grants for innovation in care.

Charitable Giving to all worthwhile causes including Cancer Research All Medical needs and Animal welfare

To provide services and fund raise for people in need ranging from those who are visually impaired, childhood cancer and the homeless

CP4CT advances cancer care by supporting research into charged particle technologies (proton and ion beam therapy). We unite physics, engineering and medicine to develop and translate innovations, build partnerships and facilities, and share training and evidence - so precise, personalised treatments reach patients sooner.

Our charity makes grants as the trustees see fit, in particular but not limited to the relief of financial hardship among people in Central and South America and among refugees, asylum seekers and migrant workers, to the promotion of the care of children suffering from cancer in England and Scotland, and to the promotion of the health of people suffering from sarcoma in England and Scotland.

Here at Hallie's Hideaway, we understand how important memories. By providing a beautiful holiday home, our main aim is to allow families precious time away from home and hospital, to make their own memories to last a lifetime. A short break away from the stresses and pressures of childhood cancer, and other illnesses, gives families time to relax, recharge and reconnect

Support given particularly to educational and healthcare (primarily for the elderly) charities. Educational charities supported include the 21st Century Learning Initiative, two schools and a Cambridge college.Medical charities supported include Research into Ageing (part of Age UK), cancer relief and other medical charities.

TO ALLEVIATE THE SUFFERING AND PROMOTE THE RELIEF, CARE, WELLBEING AND REHABILITATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AFFLICTED WITH ANY FORM OF CANCER AND THE FAMILIES OF SUCH CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE.

TO ALLEVIATE THE SUFFERING AND PROMOTE THE RELIEF, CARE, WELLBEING AND REHABILITATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AFFLICTED WITH ANY FORM OF CANCER AND THE FAMILIES OF SUCH CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE WHERE CHILD OR CHILDREN SHALL MEAN ANY CHILD UNDER THE AGE OF 18 AND YOUNG PERSON OR YOUNG PEOPLE SHALL MEAN ANY YOUNG PERSON OR YOUNG PERSONS FROM THE AGE OF 18 UP TO AND INCLUDING THE AGE OF 25.

The SR Foundation makes grants to causes connected with cancer awareness, research and treatment, particularly relating to the gastrointestinal tract and in teenagers and young adults.

Charitable causes which benefit the suffering humanity specially aiming for health,education and disasters.Supporting birth operations and elderly and disabled people who are not looked after by their families.Educating new generations to support themselves and providing health support to cancer,hepatitis,tuberculosis and malaria affected people in poor parts of world. Help the helpless

Furtherance of public interest and participation in singing. Running of 'Learn to Sing' type courses, singing workshops and performances to help other charities to raise funds, including: The Oxfordshire Association For The Blind, The Prostate Cancer Charity, The Oxford Story Museum and The Movember Foundation.

In adults living with cancer and their Carers, the provision of evidence based services that are proven to improve QOL, reduce late effects of cancer & its treatment, and reduce the likelihood of recurrence, ie:a) advice and instruction on lifestyle, diet and exercise;b) evidence based complementary and holistic therapies; andc) professional counselling services

We raise funds to support the Poole Hospital prostate and breast cancer units

Womb Research UK is dedicated to support and promote research into womb health and diseases. We help innovative research into the cause, progression, treatment and prevention of womb diseases, including womb cancer, and how to maintain a healthy womb. We provide education and support for the public benefit. The findings of our studies improve and develop services locally and nationwide.

Support to children and their families who have been affected by childhood leukaemia and cancer for the public benefit ofa) access to information and services of complementary therapies in meditation and relaxation, nutrition, exercise and counsellingb) mentoring and coachingc) grant funding organisations undertaking research to improve treatments for childhood cancer and leukaemia.

To protect and promote the health of the public through supporting research into the nature, causes, diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure of anaplastic lymphoma kinase positive (or ALK positive, non-small cell lung cancer).

1) To advance the education of pupils, in particular those with SENs by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school. provided by bespoke 'dens' to enable learning and facilitate a calming environment. 2)the relief of those in need, by reason of ill-health specifically those with cancer. Through the provision of care package ages containing beaut products.