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Woodlands Hospice is an independent charity providing specialist palliative care to individuals with cancer and other life-limiting illnesses. Multi-professional care is accessed through day therapy, community outreach and specialist out-patient clinics plus an in-patient unit and Hospice at Home to enhance quality of life, enabling patients and families to live life as fully as possible.

To provide holidays, respite care, amenities or equipment to those suffering from cancer or other disease, injuries, infirmities, or disabilities of a life threatening or otherwise debilitating or incapacitating nature affecting their quality of life.

The principal activity of the charity is the advancement of education and the protection and preservation of public health by promoting research into the treatment of cancer by vaccine technology and by promoting the dissemination of the useful results of such research.

We provide safe and supportive space for all women to meet and reduce isolation; activities aimed towards preventative health, education and Crisis Intervention; Asian and Somali women's group, Irish women's support group, Rape and Sexual Assualt Group,Nurse,CAB surgery,Asian Women's Health Calendar,Workshops, Volunteer's Project, Gardening Project, Massage, Cancer support Classes and Events.

Information, Advice, Advocacy,Guidance & Support ServiceWheelchair & Mobility Aid Loan Service Health Library Weekly Armchair Exercise Class for people with longterm health conditions or mobility restrictionsIncontinence Resources & SupportCancer Caring Kit for WomenKeep Active, Keep Communicating Dementia Project

Treatment of children with cancer in NW and SW Regions of Cameroon,at 3 target hospitals; Banso Baptist Hospital, Mbingo Baptist Hospital, and Baptist Hospital Mutengene.Also palliative care for the incurable cases.Also nutritional support for all cases.Breastmilk banking in these 3 Cameroonian hospitals, with general care of their newborn.

The charity's objectives are to support and advance medical research and community facilities. A core interest of the charity is to facilitate the progression of cancer research and care. The latter objective refers to the charity's interest in the improvement of community facilities to ensure inclusivity for all members of society.

The objects of the charity are to advance health and save lives by furthering the detection, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer and related illnesses, including through the support of the work of 'Hala - The Rachel Nash Jerusalem Comprehensive Breast Centre' and such similar organisations, individuals and groups as the trustees shall from time to time in their absolute discretion determine.

A grant making charity supporting 1. overseas charitable work meeting educational needs of the poor2.Cancer and cancer-related charities, Hospices and cottage hospitals in the United Kingdom, small UK based charities with low overheads and UK charities assisting disabled servicemen and 3. charities dealing with victims of natural disasters, war & famine

To provide practical help and emotional support to cancer patients and those who care for them. We also provide a cancer related information centre

Help Cure - Funding specifically brain tumour researchHelp Cope - Financially supporting families fighting cancer...any type of cancerHelp Care - Supporting adults & children with ANY type of Cancer via our Drop in Cancer Support Centre

To help patients and their families undergoing treatment for leukaemia or cancer in particular but not exclusively by providing financial assistance.

A Barnsley based charity, to provide aid to individuals diagnosed with cancer in the form of complimentary therapy, holidays, wigs,utility bills and shopping vouchers for families who have limited income due to their cancer diagnosis.

Main activities this year have been fundraising events, Cycle rides, raffles/10km runs/marathons/cake sales/Easter Fair/golf day/Rugby festival/Christmas Fair. We take information flyers & banners outlining Jakes story, the symptoms of Brain tumours/awareness/ informing healthcare professionals of symptoms & the need for early scans. Our social media sites updated with info on new research.

Gafael Llaw?s main purpose is to relieve sickness and to preserve the health of children with cancer by providing funds for the provision of equipment, facilities and services not normally provided by the statutory authorities in Dewi Ward, Ysbyty Gwynedd (Children?s Ward); Alder Hey Children?s Hospital; and to Clic Sargent.

We operate within Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire and provide a support group for people living with prostate cancer. Currently we have around 30 members. We also work to raise awareness of prostate cancer within the local community. We liaise with PCUK & John Van Geest Cancer Research Centre. We are developing an App with Trent University to raise awareness. We are working with GMB Union.

Making grants for the relief of suffering from cancer and the promotion of animal welfare

Work to raise funds to improve all aspects of head and neck cancer treatment for patients in Manchester and the North-West. We do this by organising charity events, charity seminars, and individuals who offer to raise money for the charity through and activity of their choice.

The organisation provides physical and emotional support for those suffering from cancer or other illness/bereavement either themselves or close family members (e.g.parents/siblings) by providing home help, company, support with attending appointments, days out, respite care, counselling, therapy, massage and other comforting / pampering treats to maintain their emotional strength and well-being.

THE CHARITY AIMS TO MAKE GRANTS TO SUPPORT STUDY AND RESEARCH INTO THE NATURE, CAUSES, DIAGNOSIS, PREVENTION, TREATMENT AND CARE OF ALL FORMS OF CANCER, RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED AFFECTED BY CANCER, AND TO PROMOTE SUCH PURPOSES WHICH ARE EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE UNDER THE LAWS OF ENGLAND AND WALES AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL AT THEIR ABSOLUTE DISCRETION DETERMINE. GRANTS ARE DETERMINED BY TRUSTEES.

To assist in the relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health of children with brain tumours and their immediate family. To fund necessary posts for the complete rehabilitation services at Addenbrooke's Hospital and to support them from the day of diagnosis.

Jack's Journey supports Cumbrian families who have received a cancer diagnosis and are currently, or have recently finished, cancer treatment. This is through financial grant making, but also through smaller gifts to aid their time in hospital.In addition, Jack's Journey provides holiday accommodation for families from across the north who are currently, or recently finished, cancer treatment.

Faraja Cancer Support UK makes grants in order to support cancer patients and their carers in Kenya through the provision of: advice, information and counseling; complementary therapies; and financial assistance.

The Jay Sheldon Trust exits to raise awareness of rare cancers, particularly little known cancers such as Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumour (DSRCT) a lethal sarcoma which mainly affects young people. We aim to raise awareness through fundraising activities and hope to fund research which will lead to effective and kinder treatment of these diseases.

Helping people affected by a brain tumour.

Off road and on road cycling as a means of improving physical fitness, improving quality of life and providing greater peace of mind through the sharing of experiences of prostate cancer with fellow sufferers.

Success Charity is committed to enabling brighter futures for survivors of childhood brain tumours. Success provides dedicated rehabilitative support, access to information, resources and key assessments, connects survivors via peer support and networking events and conducts research to better understand the consequences of brain injury after treatment, and to improve advocacy for survivors.

We boost confidence and esteem by providing free beauty and grooming treatments to anyone undergoing treatment for cancer. We are a small caring charity that is based in South Yorkshire and we work in hospitals, homes and hospices in the surrounding area. Our mission is to continue the work of Laura Powell, our Little Warrior.

The principal objective of the charity is to help raise the profile of MDS, a life threatening condition that is under recognised when compared to mainstream cancer conditions which receive greater levels of funding across the board and in particular for training and development purposes.

We provide support to children diagnosed with cancer, and their families, who are being treated at the Great North Children's Hospital. We fund research to find more effective, individualised treatments for childhood cancer.

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.