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Rennie Grove Hospice Care provides palliative care for adults and children who have been diagnosed with cancer or another life limiting illness in Herts and Bucks. Through our 24/7 responsive hospice at home service, our specialist nurses give patients the choice to be cared for at home. We also offer support services for families and, in Herts, a range of day services for patients & families.

We have held or sanctioned events to raise income (eg 18k walk to Great Ormond Street Hospital). We have provided funds for Dominic Thompson's research (Neuro Surgeon at Great Ormond Street) and paid for a terminally ill teenager's trip to New York (via The Dream Factory). We are in the process of producing a guide to help families who have a child diagnosed with Cancer and a 2nd walk is planned.

The charity operates through making grants, prioritising those projects that focus on educating individuals on a variety of religions, creating an understanding of different religions and promoting the harmonisation or integration of different religions. The charity also makes grants to charities that support children's cancer patients and their families, cancer and stroke treatment and research.

CHARLIE'S BEACH HUT IS A SMALL FAMILY RUN CHARITY BASED IN PORTSMOUTH THAT RAISES MONEY TO HELP FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN THAT MEET OUR LEGALLY BINDING CHARITY OBJECTIVES TO HOLIDAY IN A "BEACH HUT" STYLE CARAVAN - "CHARLIE'S". CHARLIE'S IS SITUATED IN PERRANPORTH, CORNWALL, SO WE OPERATE AND LIAISE WITH BOTH CHILDREN'S CANCER WARDS IN SOUTHAMPTON AND TRURO.

We grant wishes to Children and their families whom are suffering from Childhood Cancer. This includes theme park tickets sporting events and gifts.

The aims of the foundation are to financially assist families where one parent is diagnosed with Terminal Cancer in the Northamptonshire area. To help families make memories together for them all to cherish whilst they can.

The DFN Foundation is a grant-making charity that combines funding and strategic support to initiate positive change across four key areas, disability education, disability employment, myeloma cancer research and conservation

To provide support, education, and advocacy for the public in particular those impacted by Melanoma. We work in collaboration with skin professionals in the field of diagnosis, treatment, research and care. Our core focus is to help promote good skin health, reducing the instances and impact of this largely avoidable skin cancer by supporting advancements in prevention, treatment and cure.

BaggyTrousersUK exists to promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of Testicular Cancer through the provision of financial assistance, support, education and practical advice; and to advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to Testicular Cancer.

We provide Mikayla's Wishes to children fighting Cancer and receiving treatment at the John Radcliffe Hospital Oxford, Leicester Royal Infirmary, Bristol Royal Hospital for Children, and Nottingham Children's Hospital. Trustees reserve discretion to serve/adopt other hospitalsFunds are raised via sponsored events, collections, stalls, public and commercial donations, with ZERO spent on staff

Promote good health and raising awareness of Male Cancers for the Public benefit. Provide support and advice to those Males affected by Cancer, either through having a personal experience through Cancer or from looking after a loved one with Cancer for the Public benefit

Providing a telephone help line for those diagnosed with or suffering from prostate cancer, their families and friends, holding monthly open meetings for such people at which health and other relevant professionals give talks on this cancer, its treatment and impact, followed by opportunities for discussion with new and existing members; raising money for new medical equipment for Kent hospitals.

St Bernard Support provides assistance to people affected by life limiting illnesses such as cancer, heart disease etc. The people we help include people diagnosed with life limiting illnesses, their families and their carers. We also provide assistance and training to medical professionals and other organisations (charities, support groups etc) to enhance their ability to support people.

THE RELIEF OF SICKNESS AND THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF HEALTH BY:1) PROVIDING SUPPORT OF ALL KINDS FOR RESEARCH INTO THE CAUSES, PREVENTION, DIAGNOSIS AND/OR TREATMENT OF SECONDARY (METASTATIC) BREAST CANCER;2) RAISING AWARENESS OF, AND PROMOTING EDUCATION IN RELATION TO, SECONDARY (METASTATIC) BREAST CANCER

We support and raise awareness to kids and young adults with CNS tumours. The charity provides funds,support and guidance to kids,young adults,their families and carers as well as funding for medical research.

The Charity makes grants to charitable organisations in England involved in the following:1.The education and development of young people. 2.Supporting young offenders and those at risk in order to assist their participation and inclusion in society. 3.Supporting and protecting the physical and mental health of people with cancer, dementia and/or physical and mental disabilities and their families

The Friends of St Andrews (FOSA) are volunteers who coordinate a year round programme of activities to raise funds to support educational and local community activities and projects. Each year the FOSA work towards raising funds for a school/community project as well as an external charity. The 2020/21 selected charity is "The Brain Tumour Charity".

Kay's Endeavours is a support fund for cancer patients being treated at St Bartholomew's Hospital. The charity's aim is to provide funding for measures which will improve the quality of life of the patient and / or their family and to address any gaps in the support which is already available.

The charity has continued to raise awareness of its existence and ability to support families with local fetes, Christmas Fayres, stalls, etc. Providing information through leaflets and word of mouth of the effects of childhood cancer, particularly in the very young. The trustees provided emotional support to newly diagnosed families and advise them of options available for support.

The relief and assistance of persons in the United Kingdom who have cancer by: (1) the provision of grants to oncology centres, (2) the provision of financial support, (3) the provision of grants to other charitable bodies to further objects (1) and (2).

Team Lewis Trust fundraises in the UK to provide grants to further research into and develop new treatments for T-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia.

The charity helps and supports families who have children with cancer.

-supporting scientific and medical research to help find a cure for brain tumours, especially medulloblastoma.- raising public awareness of the challenges of this disease, particularly among children, teenagers, and young adults in the UK.- supporting others through education and practical advice- working with other charities.

To relieve sickness and to preserve and protect good health of children with cancer, by funding new research, providing financial support to trainee nurses and to those caring for seriously ill children; and to educate the public in childhood cancer funding and treatment and the critical role played by nurses, hospital staff and volunteers in caring for and nurturing seriously ill children.

For the public benefit, the relief of sickness by conducting research into new treatments for various forms of cancers and disseminating the useful results for the public benefit, with a view to making such treatments available to oncology clinicians to treat cancer patients

We fund memorable days and short respite breaks and provide financial support for those affected by cancer living in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire.

To fund critically needed research into new treatments for childhood brain tumours.To support other families facing a childhood cancer diagnosis.

(1) PROVIDING INFORMATION TO THOSE AFFECTED BY OESOPHAGEAL AND GASTRIC CANCER; (2) RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS AMONG THOSE AFFECTED AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC; AND (3) PROMOTING, ENCOURAGING AND COLLABORATING WITH RESEARCH PROJECTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CONDITIONS.

The Childhood Cancer Research Trust has been established for the advancement of health and the saving of lives through raising funds for projects that can progress medical research to find safer and more effective treatments at a faster rate.

Provision of forum for Health Care professionals supporting emergency cancer care.Annual education programme.Website and educational resources.Supporting service innovation, shared learning and research promotion.

Conducting research into needs of cancer community and bringing finders to bigger government bodies to drive for change. Raising awareness of the needs of the cancer community via campaigns and advocacy.Facilitating connections in the cancer community to combat loneliness and strengthen support.

To provide UK based respite breaks for families and carers whose child has been diagnosed with a childhood brain tumour; families whose child is terminally ill as a consequence of a childhood brain tumour; families who are bereaved as a consequence of a childhood brain tumour.2. To raise funds for future research aimed at pediatric brain tumours and more specifically ependymoma brain tumours.

To provide relief of young persons between the ages of 12 and 19 in Cornwall who have been diagnosed with cancer by the provision of vouchers for experiences/special days. An account set up in Treliske Hospital for teenagers & families to have access to food & drink at all times. The provision of grants & individual requests from beneficiaries to get them through & enhance everyday life.

Finleys Touch works to help support children diagnosed with Cancer, in particular...Provision of hospital survival bags. Provision of grants and support to children and their families, predominantly in Sussex, Raising awareness of childhood cancer and education on the early signs and symptoms of childhood cancer.

To relieve the physical or mental distress or poverty of persons with prostate cancer, the partners, families and friends of persons with prostate cancer and persons bereaved through prostate cancer. To help and support persons with prostate cancer and those who care for them, the partners, families and friends of persons with prostate cancer and persons bereaved through prostate cancer.

The Foundation will primarily make grants to existing charities. Priorities will be the arts, ASD, ADHD, Cancer, Children/Youth, Dementia, the environment, FASD, food poverty, homelessness, LGBTQIA, refugees, women's physical and mental health. Priority will be given to East London and East Kent. Applications for multi-year and longer term projects particularly encouraged.

The aim of the charity is to relieve the needs of families and carers of children living in the UK who have been diagnosed with cancer, by offering much needed respite, to create a positive experience and the chance to make memories together.

The objects of the CIO are:The relief of persons who are affected by prostate cancer, their carers and families, residing in Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas, by providing information, advice and supportTo advance the education of the public in prostate cancer and prostate issues

The relief of children in needin the North East of Englandby reason of ill-health,specifically those diagnosedwith a life limiting or lifethreatening illness through adiagnosis of childhoodcancer, through theprovision of respite holidaysand holiday accommodation.

To preserve and protect good health by providing medical equipment for early detection and diagnosis of cancer in patients.

Our mission is to improve GP awareness and diagnosis of cancer. Jessica Brady CEDAR Trust is working closely with the DHSC. Currently, we are funding an online teaching programme for General Practice doctors to help raise awareness and improve earlier diagnosis of cancer. This training module has been devised and created by the Royal College of General Practitioners.

The charity provides a safe place to talk for cancer patients, carers, family and the bereaved that lost loved ones to cancer. The support comes from the people attending meetings themselves through their own experiences. Guest speakers are often invited. Research and studies are discussed for information purposes. We meet at Shepperton Medical Practice on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at. 1.30pm.

To relieve sickness and to preserve and protect the health of the general public by:a. Educating on early diagnosis and prevention of breast cancer to increase awareness amongst the public through the delivery of activity sessions, presentations and the distribution of relevant literature; andb. The provision of grants to charities that are promoting breast cancer awareness.

We provide support to all members including family and carers who have had or are currently receiving treatment for a breast cancer diagnosis. We offer Wellness Days, Pilates, Dance sessions, walks, a monthly drop in session with guest speakers, buddies for hospital appointments if requested and a private Facebook group with approximately 250 members where advice can be sought.