CharityWatch UK

SCaRF aims to promote research into the causes, prevention and treatment of skin cancer generally, and malignant melanoma in particular. It aims to publish the results of such research and thus to help cut significantly the number of new cases of skin cancer each year in the UK. As a result to significantly cut the number of deaths from the disease.

Organisation of educational activities to train and support medical professionals whose practice includes lymphoma pathology and related matters.

The Foundation's vision is to defeat lung cancer to be achieved by four major areas -Funding a research programme-Prevention activity inc stop smoking support, youth smoking prevention-Support activity inc practical and emotional suport for people affected by lung cancer-Influencing and campaigning to ensure patients have equitable access to the best treatment and care.

Provide holidays for children suffering from cancer & their families.Raise funds to improve children's oncology wards.Raising funds for childhood cancer research in particular neuroblastoma.

We are a registered charity who support children with brain tumours and their families across England. Our aim is to bring a smile to the face of sick children and provide support to help their families at a stressful time. Currently we have activity trolleys in oncology wards in many hospitals and shared care units, these trolleys can be enjoyed at anytime and provide a range of craft activities.

The relief of persons suffering from cancer and leukaemia by providing financial support to the Chartwell unit situated in The Princess Royal University Hospital in Farnborough, Kent or such other hospitals or organisations as the trustees may determine, to purchase equipment, and by any other charitable means which the trustees determine.

The charity's objects are to assist in the relief of persons with cancer and any similar or related diseases and to raise public awareness on this topic.

Providing support through but not restricted to free holiday accommodation for families and carers coping with children's cancer and other related life-threatening illnesses.

We finance research projects into finding the cause of rare childhood cancers. We also provide holidays at our caravan in Norfolk for any child or young person in the UK battling with cancer to use. Our holiday home is for families to enjoy quality time together, creating memories to cherish forever.

We supply bikes, specially adapted trikes, tandems and other equipment to children and young people affected by cancer to help improve physical conditioning and to enhance quality of life factors. We also supply child sized exercise equipment to Paediatric Oncology Units across the UK. Our second stated object is to provide information regarding the benefits of exercise and activity to everyone.

The relief of sickness for the public benefit by providing financial support and assistance to Institutions, Organisations and Individuals conducting research into the treatment of cancer and other chronic illnesses and to facilitate the dissemination of the useful results thereof.

Craft boxes for children in isolation following stem cell transplants.Recreational family activities for families with a child fighting cancer.

Among manyactivities, the church is engaged in the following comunity-based activities:-1. Regular visits to Women Refuge2. Involved in Macmillan Cancer UK Fundraising activities.3. Yearly Men/Women/Children Day celebration activities.4. Movie Night - open to the general public5. Bi-Year Revival 6. Various Summer activities including Kids outing, Church Summer Outing etc.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship for the benefit of individuals who are innecessitous circumstances by reason of suffering from cancer or other illnesses that are life limitingby the provision of financial assistance in such amounts and at such times and an such conditions asthe charity trustees in their absolute discretion think fit.

Lasting Life's mission is to improve the quality of life for those dealing with cancer; to help them and their families, provide help in finding or funding, alternative ways to deal with problems faced and meeting their specific needs. This will primarily be achieved through the giving of grants to individuals and / or organisations.

Person of South Asian Origin (POSAO) with a breast diagnosis and beyond.Monthly networks: guest speakers, short programmes, befriending service.Supporting patients and their families to be resilient and powerful in the community. Breast Cancer Awareness education: Young people (14-16 year old) and young adults (17-24 year old).

The Katherine Allport Foundation provides free Care Hampers to those starting Cancer treatment in Staffordshire and provide additional support in other ways as identified by the trustees. From time to time we make grants to organisations within Staffordshire that provide care and or guidance, help and support to those affected by cancer. We also raise awareness of all types of Cancer.

The UKs only childhood cancer charity dedicated to raising awareness of germ cell cancer in children alongside providing mental health and emotional support to families affected by childhood cancer, childhood cancer awareness campaigns, changing diagnosis times, supporting further treatment options and providing acts of joy and respite to children and their families affected by childhood cancer.

We raise funds by selling merchandise from our office and online at our website. Our supporters also raise funds by holding events etc which they give to us to use for the donations that we make. We donate money to cancer research centres around the world. The money we donate goes directly into cancer research programmes in research centres.

We run peer to peer support groups online for tongue cancer patients aged 18-64 and their supporters. We create awareness raising and educational content to promote the existance of tongue cancer within the younger patient population, campaign for changes in best practice to improve patient outcomes and advocate for better patient support services.

Raising funds to assist the Israel Cancer Association in its research, rehabilitation and education programmes.

Providing safe free space for vulnerable groups, providing meeting space for childrens groups, yoga, line dancing, dance groups, Poole Pentecostal Church. Raising funds for cancer patients, running annual community events

To further medical research diagnosis and treatment of acoustic nerve tumours and associated conditions.

Penny Brohn UK is the cancer health and wellbeing charity. We help people feel better in mind, body and spirit by offering everybody with cancer a choice of personalised cancer care. All free, safe and backed by research.

A scientific organisation devoted to the study and development of the field of gynaecological cancers

Bedford Hospitals Charity was founded in 1988 to improve the equipment and facilities for patients and staff at Bedford Hospitals. It has raised 9.5million, notably 2.5million for the Primrose Oncology Unit and 765,000 for cancer projects. The appeal to raise 750,000 to expand cancer services at Bedford is now complete and the current one is for a new MRI scanner costing over 1million.

To relieve the suffering and improve the condition of life of persons suffering from cancer in particular but not exclusively by the provision of transport for any person or persons suffering from cancer to attend hospital appointments and/or other appointments for treatment of, therapy for and/or other rehabilitation from their illness.

To relieve persons suffering from Leukaemia or any related blood disorder by promoting research and by contributing towards the cost of providing additional care and facilities not available under the National Health Service.

The provision of facilities for people to hire for private or public functions, activities workshops etc. Current hirers include short mat bowls, craft, fitness training, Kent County Council Day Opportunities Service, The Arts Society Canterbury, Asbestos Cancer Support group, womens institute, organ club and whist. Monthly bingo and dances.

WE PROVIDE FREE DRIVEN TRANSPORT FOR ALL CANCER PATIENTS TO ANY CANCER RELATED APPOINTMENT. ALL MAJOR HOSPITALS ARE APPROX 100 MILE RADIUS OF BERWICK-UPON-TWEED.

Fundraising continued with golf day, corporate party night, christmas draw, santa claus grotto, street collections, etc. Donations made to individuals and organisations, christmas hampers to senior citizens, panto for handicapped children, local schools,British heart foundation,Macmillan cancer care, U K armed forces memorial fund,Scunthorpe church of England school,Girl guides ,Boy scouts.

Income is mainly raised from an annual Spring Fair and a Christmas Appeal. Money is spent to help the sick and infirmed in the area. We also purchase medical equipment for local doctors' surgeries and make grants to charities providing healthcare locally - Hospital at Home, Air Ambulances, Cancer Care Services, Sue Ryder Hospice, Oundle First Responders, Northants Blind Association etc.

A day centre offering support for people affected by cancer and other long-term illnesses (mainly MS). Main area served is Powys and Mid Wales

The provision of specialist palliative care to patients with cancer or other life-threatening illnesses in order to help the patient have the best quality of life in the time left , by responding appropriately to their physical , emotional and spiritual needs. To support family members both before death and during the period of bereavement.

Fundraising, information and support for local breast cancer patients and their families.

Assist in providing comfort and equipment for in-patients and day unit patients, together with cancer sufferers and palliative patients in the local community.

To help with the funding of the Clinical Oncology Department at the Royal Cornwall Hospital through the provision of medical equipment and other facilities and the provision of bursaries for members of the Department in support of research, education and development in oncology treatments.

The charity raises funds for cancer research in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

We are a local breast cancer support group run entirely by unpaid volunteers who have all been affected by breast cancer. We are based in Solihull, West Midlands and hold regular monthly meetings there.We provide emotional support to women and men diagnosed with breast cancer and offer practical help in the form of funding for domestic gardening and cleaning

The preservation and protection of good health among survivors of breast cancer within the Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside, Greater Manchester and Cheshire areas by the provision of facilities for exercise, in particular dragon boat racing. Intended to reduce the risk of lymphoedema for those otherwise at risk.

Provide help and support to women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer and who are considering the possibility of a breast reconstruction following mastectomy. The Group also provides support to those who have recovered from breast cancer and are considering reconstruction some time later. The Charity holds regular Support Group meetings that are open to all patients.

Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust (formerly Jo's Trust and set up in 1999) is the only UK charity dedicated to women and their families affected by cervical cancer and cervical abnormalities. We offer a range of online and face to face support to ensure women never feel alone at any stage of their journey. (Jo's Trust accounts can be found in the 'removed charities' section of the Register of Charities.)

To advance the education for the public benefit in the prevention, diagnosis and management of cancer.

Physical and Mental Health Rehabilitation centre specialising in Exercise based Physiotherapy for long term and life long illnesses including, Stroke, Heart Disease, Back Pain, COPD, Asthma, Diabetes, MS, Mental Health Disorders, Joint Replacement, Cancer, Falls Prevention, Acquired Brain Injury, Poor Mobility, etc. Signatories to the Armed Forces Covenant to assist the Military community.

The charity's objectives are to relieve sickness and preserve and protect the health of people with cancer, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of communications skills training programmes for medical staff and healthcare professionals responsible for the diagnosis, management, care and treatment of such people.

The charity funds pioneering research into all matters connected with or bearing upon the causes, prevention, treatment and care of cancer to include research into and to advance the art and science of surgery as applied to cancer of the head and neck and for the publication and dissemination of the results of such researches.

To provide a community based welcoming environment where emotional and psychological support is available for people from Halton touched by cancer.

We raise funds to give grants of up to ?350 to young people 17-25 years old receiving treatment for cancer in Southampton General Hospital

Our aim was to build on the charitable work carried out the by the late Kerry Key, through fundraising and sponsorship. Over the past year we have held various events. These events have raised awareness of disease and health conditions affecting people suffering with cancer and other illnesses.

To improve the support available to cancer patients by provision of additional facilities, services and equipment to improve their comfort and welfare and to enable them to maintain contact with friends and family whilst undergoing treatment.