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Relieve sickness and to preserve the health and lives of babies born with heart and lung conditions in England and Wales by providing or asssiting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not normally provided by the Stautory authorities and ancillary to those provided by doctors

Our charity supports African women and young girls' health by providing advice on treatment and prevention of diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. We raise awareness, offer health information, and conduct seminars and outreach projects. Operating primarily in England and Ghana, we aim to empower women with knowledge and resources for better health.

Arts-based activities are at the heart of PC. We seek to provide a creative voice and platform for the people of Southwark, utilising our rich cultural heritage to develop arts and drama-based community activities, produced and performed locally in Southwark

Lighthouse Church Sidmouth meet for Sunday morning services in a local school at the heart of our community. We welcome visitors and make specific provision for children.We hold monthly prayer meetings focused on intercession for individual personal needs, local community issues, national and global concerns.Regular attendees meet mid-week in small groups for fellowship, prayer and support.

Our purpose is to advance the Christian religion by being a place of worship and meeting the needs of our community through Gods love: giving hurting people an opportunity to be ministered to in a loving and safe environment, with a compassionate heart and listening ear during the difficult times. We aim to teach and equip others through various projects and charitable works both here and abroad.

Leek Stroke Club provides a support network for victims of stroke and their families. Giving a stimulating environment to build confidence and return to previous levels of social inclusion.

To offer persons who have suffered a stroke, advice and recreational activities in the interests ofsocial welfare in order that theircondition of life may be improved

TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT GOOD HEALTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, RELATING TO INHERITED HEART CONDITIONS AND IN PARTICULAR ARRYTHMOGENIC CARDIOMYOPATHY BY FUNDING RESEARCH PROJECTS, SUCH PROJECTS CAN BE DIAGNOSTIC, CURATIVE, THERAPEUTIC OR PALLIATIVE IN NATURE AND TO ENSURE THE PUBLICATION OF THE USEFUL RESULTS OF SUCH RESEARCH.

We are to visit Pakistan on our first mission to provide free cardiac surgery to below poverty line patients

The preservation and maintenance of "Hearts of Oak", a historic sailing boat, and to advance the education of the general public in the local history of Ulverston and its surrounding coastal area.

Supporting children undergoing heart surgery at Bristol Childrens Hospital and their families.

WE HELP PATIENTS WHO HAVE HAD HEART AND LUNG TRANSPLANTS, THEIR FAMILIES, CARERS AND RELATIVES.WE ARE ALSO INVOLVED IN BRINGING AWARENESS OF TRANSPLANTATION TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ESPECIALLY THE QUALITY OF LIFE.

the relief of poverty and financial hardship. In particular, the charity provides financial assistance to Ichlu Reim, a soup kitchen located in the heart of Jerusalem in Israel.

1/ The provision and maintenance of a community access AED (automated external defibrillator) service in the village of Weston, Stafford.2/ Promoting awareness of and screening for cardiac risk within the local area.3/ Delivery of medical awareness and emergency first aid courses to the community.4/ Supporting other charities and organisations with donations towards AED fundraising campaigns

A UK based Charity promoting the early diagnosis and detection of cardiovascular related diseases such as DVT, PE, CHD and CVD

A Stroke of Luck is a charity established by a stroke survivor with the key focus on supporting the lives of fellow survivors with their physical, mental, and emotional recovery. We do this through providing engaging and expert content in activity and exercise as well as providing advocacy to survivors.

The Charity raises funds to assist in the provision of heart screening, defibrillators, CPR training and information to preserve and protect the health of the public in Wales.

Heart Safe Communities UK operates within the United Kingdom to support communities in improving survival for those who experience a cardiac arrest outside of a hospital setting. This is achieved raising awareness of the causes and treatment of cardiac arrest, by providing resuscitation training and raising funds to install public access defibrillators in the community.

To assist cancer, heart and general medical research at Royal Brompton Hospital.

The object of the Association is to relieve cardiac patients who are sick; convalescent; disabled;handicapped;infirm or otherwise in need of assistance and to generally support the charitable work of the cardio thoracic unit at the Northern General Hospital, Sheffield by the provision of of specialized equipment not normally provided by the Local Health Authority.

HEART exists to support the communities of Haddenham, Aldreth, Wilburton and Stretham by providing mobility equipment and services (e.g. wheelchairs, lifelines etc.) to aid their daily activities.Requests are directed either to Trustees or through the local GP Surgery. Equipment is provided free of charge.Activities include purchase, maintenance, loan and receipt back of equipment.

Make Donations to Hospitals etc. for the purchase of Cardiac related equipment

Provides help and support for people who have suffered from Stroke.Helps Stroke victims to integrate and feel comfortable in the community

East Garston Village Hall is at the heart of the parish. It provides space and amenity for a number of local activities including: toddlers groups, film club, games nights, quiz nights, community lunches and dances, theatre, bowls, bazaars etc. It is available for hire to all members of the parish and local communities

Provision of social and recreational activities for stroke survivors and their carers living in the Abergele area.

The relief of persons who have suffered a stroke by the provision of recreational and therapeutic activities with the object of improving their conditions of life and those of their dependants or carers.

Information relating to a Stroke. Therapeutic in form of exercise both physical and mental. Recreational - visits to local places of interest. Fundraising - 1 local Fair per annum.

The relief of persons who have suffered from a heart attack, cardiac surgery, angina or other heart related problems and their partners, families and carers by the provision of advice, information and support.

Meet twice monthly for social activities and to provide speakers to give talks and information on subjects which are appropriate to those who have suffered strokes and also their carers. In addition there are about two outings a year and a Christmas celebration.There is also a fund raising event at least once per year.

To provide for the relief of suffering caused to those persons with heart defects, heart disease, rheumatism and arthritis and any associated complaints and in particular but not limited to provide financial assistance to such individuals, funding into research, awareness, supporting and counselling services, facilities and equipment, education, training and rehabilitation.

Providing a place for Christian burial, within an environment that fits into the Wardour countryside, for Catholics of the parish of 'The Sacred Heart', Tisbury and 'All Saints' Wardour.

Heartbeat Support Woking provides a volunteer visitor service to cardiac patients while in hospital and on-going support in a social environment to ex patients, their families and carers. Promotes the charity's activities to achieve a greater awareness and understanding of the potential risks of heart disease and the associated conditions.

Song in the City uses the power of song to change people lives. We are passionate about devising projects that use the talents of classical musicians and composers to make a difference in the world at large, and to stretch these artists in new and creative ways. Social projects combined with the commissioning of new performance pieces are at the heart of our activities.

The charity has continued its operations now for 10 years from it's commencement in 2014. The heart surgery on a charitable basis (free and heavily subsidised) continues and over 100 operations had been performed in Northern Sri Lanka along with training of theatre staff at all levels.

Rooftop Arts is a not-for-profit charity based in the heart of Corby town centre. Our mission is to make the arts accessible to all in the community by providing exhibitions, workshops and classes for all ages and abilities, artist studios, music nights and special events.

A youth led Community and Youth hub providing wellbeing facilities, family activities and intergenerational events in the heart of Harehills.

Our work in the United Kingdom centers on community empowerment, education, and sustainable development. At the heart of our mission also lies a steadfast commitment to sustainable progress and better futures for Africans and the African Diaspora through the interconnected tools of agriculture, conservation, and youth advocacy.

The Diana Startin Charitable Trust 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.

We raise funds for the installation of public access defibrillators and bleed control kits and teach basic lifesaving skills for free to individuals and organisations. We raise awareness of cardiac arrests and the importance of learning CPR and how to confidently use a defibrillator in order to increase the amount of people who can be basic lifesavers across London, Surrey and further afield.

To preserve and protect the health of those affected by a stroke and/or a brain injury by providing grants to charities and other organisations to support programmes and activities that assist their brain injury recovery and treatment.

Providing one-off "wishes" ("Rays of Sunshine") to babies and young children with ultra rare paediatric cardiomyopathy diseases who have been referred to and are being treated at the Great Ormond Street Hospital Centre for Inherited Cardiovascular Diseases.In addition the provision of medical and non-medical equipment to the Zayed Centre for Research into Rare Disease in Children at GOSH.

To provide a support club for people in and around Esher who are recovering from a stroke. Weekly meetings with various activities and an opportunity to meet similarly affected people and form a support network.

The relief of persons who have suffered a stroke; by holding regular weekly meetings for members and providing entertainment, therapy (speech, games, art, craft and exercise), social enjoyment, celebratory events, outings and excursions; also holiday vacation assistance and carer relief in special circumstances.

THE AIM OF THE SEA CADET CORPS (SCC) IS TO GIVE YOUNG PEOPLE THE BEST POSSIBLE HEAD START IN LIFE THROUGH NAUTICAL ADVENTURE AND FUN.THE ETHOS AND TRADITIONS OF THE ROYAL NAVY ARE IN THE HEART OF THE SEA CADETS AND WE WILL BE GUIDED BY THE FOLLOWING VALUES:RESPECT. LOYALTY.SELF-DISCIPLINE.COMMITMENT. HONESTY AND INTEGRITY

ACTIVITIES MONTHLY MEETINGS ON HEALTH,CARE,SUPPORT AND RELATED SUBJECTS FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE PATIENTS AND THEIR CARERS, WITH QUALIFIED SPEAKERS AND THE OCCASIONAL NON MEDICAL SPEAKER. ASSIST IN RESEARCH PROJECTS. NETWORKING WITH OTHER GROUPS ORGANISATIONS AND EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ON HEART DISEASE AND HEALTHY LIVING.ORGANISING OF OUTINGS PRIMARILY FOR CARERS.

relief payments after deaths. direct payments to registered charities e.g Bike Active, Heart Beat E.A.C.H .also any appeals we might receive from the public.We also give to the the saint elizabeth hospice. We have also given to the East Suffolk Assocciation for the Blind Also to the make a wish charity. these monies are raised mainly in house but we do hold race night quiz nights.

Helping indigenous people help themselves through music.Record endangered music, returning royalties to the musicians' community, funding projects agreed by and of benefit to the community, relieving poverty in those same communities.Encourage self-worth and respect for their culture.Raise awareness through education and performance.Current focus, Cameroon Ethiopia, www.1heart.org

Friends of St Mary's Constitution: 'To contribute to the maintenance, repair, preservation, of the church's fabric, its monuments, fixtures, chattels, as well as the churchyard, to the benefit of Rye's residents and visitors - a place at the heart of the town for communal activities, including religious worship, civic events, concerts and other major events'

The Platypus Swimming Club helps & encourages the handicapped of all ages, both physically & mentally and those in need of remedial treatment to get into the water, exercise, relax and generally have a nice time. The members range from very young with congenital disabilities to those with learning difficulties, accident and stroke-victims and 80 year olds suffering simply from the effects of age.

Our heart is to practically equip, raise and release leaders within the Church, community and business world with a Christ-centred foundation enabling them to make godly decisions that will sustain them in every area of their life and ministry. To give each students the opportunity to experience all aspects of ministry, gaining a solid foundation of theology & practical testing of their character.