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The Alzheimer's Society is the UK's leading care and research charity for people with dementia and those who care for them. It provides information and support, runs quality care services, funds research, advises professionals and campaigns for improved health and social care and greater public understanding and awareness of dementia.
We support grassroots organisations in Tanzania that focus on women’s empowerment through training and micro-loans. We fund hostels for girls so that they can attend secondary schools and help reduce the gender gap by becoming the skilled workforce that is so badly missing for Tanzania to have a meaningful development path.
Kidscan was set up to establish and fund a Translational Research Centre at Salford University where work is focused on improving the treatment of children with cancer.
RedR's work may be described under three main headings: 1 - To provide sufficient competent and effective relief personnel to front-line humanitarian agencies. 2 - To improve the competence of relief personnel. 3 - To work with other agencies to improve the availability and effectiveness of relief personnel
BASIC provides a specialist resource at the Neurocare Centre for people and their families in crisis following a traumatic brain injury or neurological diagnosis. This includes people recovering from severe head injury, brain haemorrhage, brain tumour and other brain-related conditions such as stroke and brain cancer. With over ten years experience of working with this client group we have built up specialist expertise and knowledge from the grass roots.
The mission of the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation is to give all children their childhood by providing the necessary protection, care and education for them to sleep in peace, surrounded by love. Without this caring, protective foundation in life, the future of any child is bleak. A happy and secure childhood is one of the most precious and enduring memories we can have and sets the foundation for the life we lead as adults.
Our individually tailored services are designed to support disabled people to lead full and active lives. Services are flexible to the requirements of our service users. We will develop services that are relevant and appropriate to their needs. Our Vision: Working Together for an Inclusive Society. Our Mission: To develop, provide and promote innovative services. We will do this by: Delivering individually tailored services to meet the aspirations of disabled people.
The aim of The J’s Hospice is to build and equip a hospice for young adults aged 18-40 diagnosed with a life threatening illness, in Essex and surrounding counties. The J’s will have facilities for recreation, entertainment and study in an attractive and relaxed atmosphere allowing the best quality of adult life as independently as is possible. Building The J’s will cost £5 million and a further £1.5 million each year once built.
We believe every baby deserves the best start in life. We are committed to funding medical research and providing pregnancy information to help more mums and dads through a healthy pregnancy and birth.
Our objectives are: To reduce the spread of HIV and STIs and promote good sexual health, to provide services which improve the health and quality of life of those affected, to campaign for greater public understanding of the personal, social and medical impact of HIV and sexual ill health. Terrence Higgins Trust's beliefs: We believe that: People living with HIV or sexual health needs should have a central and meaningful role in the development of the organisation's services.
Vision Aid Overseas is a UK charity dedicated to helping people in the developing world whose lives are blighted by poor eye sight, particularly in those cases where spectacles can help.