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The charity continues to hold raffles and social events for the patients at the hospital. The charity is also involved in maintaining hospital gardens together with another local charity. Occasionally the group join in local charity activities and events.

To administer and present the Catherine Chisholm Memorial Lecture by the Manchester Medical Society (Manchester Paediatric Club) at three yearly intervals.

Grants of -£150 per annum to The Huguenot Church of Canterbury Cathedral.Grants of -£175 to The French Hospital in Rochester.Grants to the Westminster French Protestant School Foundation

To provide and maintain a radio broadcast service to the patients in Dewsbury and District Hospital.

To assist with medical fees, holidays and basic facilities for those in reduced circumstances.

We fund work for the welfare of mothers and children in Greater London. We are currently making grants that exceed our icome. We continue to fund Women + Health (-ú8,000 in 2010 - 2011), a charity assisting disadvantaged women in Camden. We do not fund individuals, and given our low income and existing committments, we discourage applications except from charities we have funded in the past.

Awards grants to young people, the elderly, people with disabilities and long term health problems and voluntary groups to aid with continuing education, the advancement of health, wellbeing and social care and the relief of financial hardship for those who reside within the Borough of Barrow in Furness.

The object of Crosslinks shall be to preach the Gospel to every creature in fulfilment of our Lord's command, it being clearly understood that such preaching is the primary function of missionary enterprise, taking precedence over medical and other auxiliary ministries.

To apply the income of the said fund in pepetuity either to or for any one or more charitable object or objects for the benefit of members of the Armenian people in any part of the world - The income is therefore paid to the Armenian Hospital which provides exceptional and accessible health care & housing for mainly low income and elderly members of the Armenian community.

The Charity covers Wales, South, South West and Cornwall and gives small grants to people in need either due to poverty or disability and ill health. All ages are considered , but have to be over 75 and in need to receive a Christmas Hamper which the Charity organises to be delivered to their door. It also provides holidays at Dawlish to those who would otherwise be unable to afford one.

The charitable purposes of the trust are the relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.

FRAME researches, develops and promotes practical alternative techniques that can be used to replace live animals in biomedical research. FRAME advocates the Three Rs approach: REDUCE the number of animals used, REFINE procedures to minimise animal suffering and REPLACE animals by eliminating the need to use them through the validation of alternative techniques.

The objectives of the Charity are to inform, educate and relieve sickness, infirmity, and/or old age amongst persons living in Central and East London, by providing a local broadcasting service for hospitals, hospices, old persons homes and/or similar institutions, and wherever possible, providing a similar service to the local community to assist patients receiving - Care In The Community.

Provision of housing, support, guidance and befriending for homeless people and people at risk of homelessness. Research and information concerning the needs of homeless people and people at risk of homelessness, and the effectiveness of different kinds of service provision.

The preservation and conservation of historic wall paintings, sculpture and other works of creative expression as well as the advancement of education and research in these fields.

Medical, educational and those in need ie village for children, children's hostel, school science laboratory, village clinics. New livelihood solution and sustainable income generation.

TO PROMOTE AND ASSIST THE GENERAL RELIEF OF ALL HANDICAPPED PERSONS IN TAVISTOCK AND SURROUNDING AREAS, BY ASSISTING THE WORK OF STATUTORY AUTHORITIES AND VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS ENGAGED IN PROVIDING FACILITIES FOR PHYSICAL AND MENTAL RECREATION IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE OF SUCH HANDICAPPED PERSONS, FURTHERING HEALTH, RELIEVING POVERTY, DISTRESS OR SICKNESS

Currently;Studies into genetic factors influencing brain tumour risk and prostate cancer undertaken by The Institute of Cancer Research.Studies or Grants given for research and training into Adult Congenital Heart Disease.

Patient support group with focus on improving awareness of scleroderma, facilitating contact between scleroderma sufferers and funding medical and scientific research into scleroderma.

Grants to a wide range of general charities charities, covering health, culture, religion and the general relief of poverty

Receives donations from members of the Association (all being Freemasons) and then distributes them to charities (whether or not registered) at the direction of the members.The recipients may be individuals, charitable organisations, hospices, hospitals, churches, old peoples homes, special schools, disaster appeals and the like.

To favour causes supported by the settlor during his lifetime and other charities selected by the Trustees where they provide medical care, medical research, health education and care of the elderly.

The advancement of education and religion, the furtherance of health and the relief of poverty, distress and sickness and benifit the comminity within certain parishes within East Devon.

Support of Medical Charities & Organisations that Fund Research and provide Community Day Care and Home Care Facilities. Educational Support, Animal Charity Support

Clinical research into environmental causes of skin diseases, including cutaneous allergy

Raises funds for medical projects in India and Tanzania, East Africa and makes grants to medical organisations.

Our aim is to assist schools and health centres in Uganda as well as assisting educational provision through publications in Britain.

Radio Link was formed to provide a Hospital Radio service within the Derby area.Since 2008, the charity has been without premises, and is no longer functioning or seeking funds.A review has determined that the operation of the charity is no longer feasible in the Derby area.The charity is to be dissolved as soon as practicable.

The advancement of post graduate medical education of medical practitioners (including dental surgeons) practising in the area of Bury and District.

Meetings, which are open to the public, with speakers on local historyOutings to places of historical interestResearch into local history, including responding to queries from people asking about Belbroughton and its pastOccasional exhibitionsA project to place plaques on village buildings of historical interest and a project to archive historical records to a central sharing place

To provide support to the Centre for Reproductive Medicine at the Assisted Conception Unit, University Hospitals Coventry & Warickshire NHS Trust.

Fundraising to promote the relief of sickness of children by providing funds to assist with the provision of a bone marrow transplant unit at the Royal Manchester Childrens Hospital.

Swansea Lions Club aims to promote and support the following good causes:-* the advancement of citizenship and community development* the relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disability * the advancement of health or the saving of lives* the advancement of education at home.

The objects of the Fund are:1. To enable the Musicians Benevolent Fund to care for musicians suffering from crippling and degenerative diseases by providing special facilities in their homes or helping with the costs of nursing care, accommodation or other needs. To finance the establishment of a music building at St Hilda's College, Oxford, where Jacqueline du Pre was an honorary fellow.

To fund at the trustees discretion the purchase of medical, scientific or computer equipment as used in medical research , diagnosis or treatment or donation to a hospital whose activities are not carried out for profit.

The purpose of the charity is to help relieve poverty and sickness amongst children, to promote research into illnesses affecting children, and to educate and assist children.

To support the education and training of healthcare staff.

The principal objective is to alleviate the suffering of the sick and their families who care for them by offering a wide range of activities and medical support in Israel.

Carry out general charitable activities.Assist in the relief of poverty / famine worldwide.Carry out health promotion/prevention.

SCATA exists to promote research into the use of computing and technology in anaesthesia, the science related thereto, and to disseminate the useful results of such research.In addition, SCATA aims to promote and facilitate education and training in the areas of health IT and health information management.

The purpose of the charity is to undertake research and issue publications. However none was undertaken during this financial year, although plans are in hand for further work. The charity has continued to maintain a presence to deal with past publications.

Give donations to local and national charities, especially to those involved with mental health, cancer, the arts and children.

Our charity is for the companionship, education & social gathering of women in this community. We are also quite willing to undertake other tasks for the benefit of our community. We monitor the health and wellbeing of our members particularly the elderly ones and provide contact and emotional support.

FUNDRAISING TO PROVIDE EQUIPMENT AS NECESSARY TO SUPPORT PATIENTS AND STAFF AT OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL.

The provision of awards and grants to personnel or projects within the Healthcare profession linked to The University of Birmingham School of Medicine

General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingMedical/Health/SicknessDisabilityOverseas Aid/ Disaster ReliefSport/Recreation

British Legion, Butterfly Tree, Motor Neurone Disease, Riders for Disabled, BEAT, CRY

- Development of educational and training materials- Provision of training workshops and other training opportunities- Research and publication

The Benefaction promotes or assists in the promotion of research into the causes, prevention, alleviation and treatment of neurological movement disorders.

Donations to various organisations including hospitals and on occasions to poor individuals