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MROH is a non profit organisation. We hold fundraising events to raise money to support young people aged 11-25 years of ago who have been diagnosed with cancer. We aim to support the young person and their family's by giving helpful information and creating a network of support . We also raise funds to support ongoing cancer research.

AL IMRAN CENTRE FOR AUTISM AND CANCER promotes early intervention of children with autism and childhood cancer and provide supports for parents with resources and help to lessen the stress and anxiery

To relieve the needs of those children, aged under 18 years, diagnosed within the preceding 12 month period and suffering from oncology related illnesses in Yorkshire/The Humber, The Midlands & The North West & North East of England by providing free leisure style accommodation and providing any additional support to relieve suffering which the trustees from time to time see fit

Can provide assistance for a number of Charities, Masonic and non Masonic, example of someawards to organisations of late are Marie Curie Cancer Care, Bletchingley Skills Centre, 2008 Festival for Girls and Boys and the Scout Holiday Homes Trust

The Foundation does not seek donations from outside sources. Its income is derived solely from sources associated with the Trustees, mainly J.S. Arthur, one of the original Trustees. Various amounts are donated to other charities, but recently the predominant donations have been to the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity to research a specific form of Breast Cancer and Maggies

Clicendales offer financial support towards the care and support of sufferers of cancer under 18 years. This involves making grants to aid resultant financial hardship, the costs of travel and accommodation incurred attending cancer-related therapies, issuing grants to cancer specialist services and aiding related volunteer services.

We raise awareness of all the pants area cancers and support people with these cancers. Based in Cornwall most of our work takes place here, but our website is internationally accessed

The charity provides support in cases of medical, financial emotional or practical need for:- Anyone resident in Worcestershire who are suffering from or at risk of suffering from Breast Cancer- Their families and dependants- To support scientific research into the causes of breast cancer and publish results that are useful- To otherwise relieve sickness by prevention or treatment

Widen access to cancer research; support local clinicians; promote collaboration between academia, industry and the NHS; use the expertise of the charity's Medical Advisory Board; improve availability and accessability of cancer information for patients and families through access to our own website which aims to provide the best prevailing inforation available. Engaging a community of supporters.

Providing Blood Testing and general information about Prostate Cancer,arranging Awareness events to provide talks and handouts.

Grant strategy TBC. Aim to support the scientific community with research grants for currently under-represented childhood cancers

Health care - care of persons suffering from terminal cancer and other life - limiting illnesses. Social and pastoral work. Education. Care for members of the congregation. Worship and prayer.

The Lymphoma Research Trust supports research into the treatment of lymphoma. It makes grants to medical researchers at the Lymphoma Trials Office who organise clinical trials to see which treatments are most effective.

Supporting the Macmillan Unit at Christchurch Hospital, Supporting The Grove Hotel in Bournemouth, Supporting posts and services at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital , all for Cancer related activities

The charity funds a PhD student in the oncology research department of Imperial College

The Cancer Laryngectomee Trust was formed in 1985 by Sydney Norgate, a laryngectomee. Working throughout the UK it provides help, support and information in response to a wide variety of problems and needs experienced by sufferers from cancer of the larynx and their carers.

Provides practical and emotional support and assistance to breast cancer patients and their families. Our Counsellors offer help on a voluntary basis at the same time as working along side the professionals at the local hospital. We also offer a help line service.

Care of and services for people suffering from cancer, and their families.Care of and services for blind people, and the prevention and cure of blindness; andCare of people with a learning disability in a way that provides lifelong commitment, a family environment andthe maximum choice of activities and lifestyle.

Currently we are aiming to raise funds to build hospital for poor people abroad. Help local charity for cancer research and polio research.

To provide for the relief of persons suffering from cancer,leukaemia and other blood disordersin the Wakefield area.

Advance the research into cancer and rheumatism

East and North Herts Charity supports patients of East and North Hertfordshire Hospitals, including the Mount Vernon Cancer Centre and Lynda Jackson Macmillan Centre, through fundraising for additional equipment, better facilities and new research. We provide a benefit to patients and their relatives, by making their stay in hospital more comfortable and easing some of the associated anxiety.

We have fundraise for Macmillan Cancer Care by holding coffee mornings. The charity collect clothing and food for the homeless. Youth programs and activities take place.

We are a national charity helping people through the experience of breast cancer. We offer information, counselling and complementary therapies through our welcoming Havens and outreach programme. We work alongside the NHS to provide integrated breast cancer care and are committed to undertaking rigorous research to evaluate the effectiveness of our programmes in helping people with breast cancer.

Gastro-Intestinal and Liver Cancer research

Youth Cancer Trust delivers two core services: therapeutic wellbeing holidays in Dorset and secure digital support. These services are available free of charge to young people aged 18 and over who were diagnosed with cancer before the age of 30, provided they reside in the UK or Irish Republic. For holiday stays, each young person may bring one friend or sibling at no additional cost.

Providing support to help build capacity for cancer registration, cancer care and research and, the relief of suffering of cancer patients in low- and mid-income countries. For more information please visit www.challengefund.org

THE RELIEF OF SICKNESS ESPECIALLY IN CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM CANCER AND OTHER LIFE THREATENING AND LIFE LIMITING CONDITIONS BY THE PROVISION OF BUILDINGS, MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT INTO CANCER ESPECIALLY BONE CANCER, PROSTHETICS, PHYSIOTHERAPY AND ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY

Research programmes into the treatment of cancer

A SUPPORT GROUP TO HELP THOSE AFFECTED BY CANCER.MEETINGS TAKE PLACE TWICE MONTHLY TO PROVIDE SUPPORT,ADVICE,REFRESHMENTS,SPEAKERS AND OUTINGS.

Funding of research in to the causes, prevention, treatment and cure of cancer (in particular but not exclusively head & neck cancer) in the United Kingdom (in particular, but not exclusively in East Anglia) and elsewhere including assistance in the development of findings of research into practical applications for the prevention, treatment and cure of cancer.

TO IMPROVE AND PROMOTE THE TREATMENT AND WELL BEING OF ONCOLOGY PATIENTS BY THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND TO IMPROVE THE TREATMENT ENVIRONMENT AT THE SOMERSET ONCOLOGY AND HAEMATOLOGY CENTRE.

Assist young people under the age of 18 whose lives have been affected by cancer, either through their own ill health or that of a parent or sibling, or through bereavement of a parent or sibling as a consequence of cancer.

Promotes research, innovation and training into colorectal cancer and inflammatory bowel disease and related diseases including their causes, prevention, treatment and care and the advancement of new methods of diagnosis surgery. Advances education for public medical profession in all aspects of colorectal cancer, inflammatory bowel syndrome & related diseases.

Kent Cancer Trust aims to relieve the suffering of cancer patients and improve the provision of cancer care within Kent, particularly but not exclusively by developing and training medical staff, by promoting research into cancer leading to the development of new treatments and diagnostic aids and by educating the public in the cause and treatment of the disease.

To support and promote research into the causes of breast cancer with the aim of improving the clinical outcome and quality of life of the patients with the disease.To advance education in and understanding of breast cancer and its treatment by providing information to patients with the disease.

Our initial aim was to help treatment of children and adolescents with cancer in Malawi by supporting purchase of vital chemotherapy and funding the employment of a new nurse(s). We have helped purchase medical equipment and provide funds to improve facilities for patients and families. Travel grants for trustees (2) to provide expert specialist teaching and mentoring of staff have been funded.

We undertake "Challenges" in which the challengers are sponsored to help raise funds towards those who are touched with cancer. The funds are used towards varying projects where funding is not normally available via the NHS or other public bodies."Challenges" have included: walking, cycling, running, canoeing and have taken us from Cornwall to Ben Nevis to France/Belgium.

The charities objective is to finance areas of academic medical research to improve treatments and outcomes for patients with bowel cancer, Colitis and Crohn's disease through research programmes. Our research is based at St Georges hospital in Tooting, south west London.

BUST continues to fundraise for Southmead Hospital Breast Care Centre by providing state of the art equipment not available on the NHS. BUST is very grateful for donations from patients and supporters each year. A Members of BUST Group has been created to support and inform patients of the latest innovations in breast cancer care. This group can be asked for feedback on relevant issues.

To distribute funds to charities which meet the requirements of our deed of trust. The preference of the Trustees is to favour charities which are involved with children, cancer and are based in the UK.

We provide complementary therapy treatments free of charge to people living with cancer and their carers. These include: Aromatherapy massage; Scar tissue massage; Reflexology; Reiki; Hypnotherapy; Counselling; Homeopathy; Nutrition advice; Meditation; Psychotherapy, Shiatsu, Manual lymphatic drainage.

Our mission is to give families from the UK affected by the devastating impact of cancer, a much needed break from long hospital stays, traumatic medical procedures and cancer related treatments ? so that they may spend quality time together recuperating and enjoying life as a ?normal? family ? strengthening relationships and creating lasting happy memories.

Promoting natural healthcare and providing complementary therapies, especially in relation to cancer support.

The charity provides financial support to enable needy and able students from outside the UK to attend course at the London School of Economics.It also provides funds for the purchase, maintenance and improvement of facilities used or needed by terminally ill patients cared for by Marie Curie Cancer Care and the Royal Marsden Hospital.

1. Provide funding to non profit making research organisations that further research into paediatric cancers.2. Raise awareness of the needs of non profit making research organisations that further research into paediatric cancers3. Raise awareness in the general population of the need for funding the research into paediatric cancers

The charity has provided and delivered treasure boxes to young children diagnosed with a brain tumour in the UK. Support has been offered and provided to the families of these children in the form of grants and family holiday accommodation. In the process of fundraising the charity has created awareness into childhood brain tumours and the effects on the child and their families.

The charity is working to widen access for the whole community to Integrated Medicine by supporting the education of medical professionals and students and by providing funding for cancer patients with limited financial means to undertake doctor led Integrated Medicine programs.

To provide support and complementary therapies primarily to those people experiencing cancer within Northamptonshire. To maintain appropriate records of clients receiving support and assessment. To recruit, support and supervise complementary therapists. To liaise, network and promote the Charity. To fundraise in order to financially support the Charity.

The aim of the Christian Blandford fund is to improve the comfort of children and their families, particularly those affected by cancer, during prolonged stays in NHS hospitals. We have worked mostly with St George's Hospital in Tooting but we have improved several other children's wards in the UK. We are now working closely with The Tesla Owners Group UK to provide mini electric cars for wards.