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Haven House Children’s Hospice helps families by providing specialist nursing care and emotional support in a warm and loving environment and when times are tough.

For survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence.

Havens Hospices provides specialist care and support for people of all ages who are living with incurable conditions and their families. We work closely with health and social care professionals to ensure their care and support is the best it can possibly be, so they can get the most from life, and make every day count.

Our mission at the Hawk Conservancy Trust is the conservation of birds of prey. As a registered charity, we couldn’t do our work without you and we aim to make your day at the Trust as memorable and as enjoyable as possible.

HART is a small, voluntary organisation based in Hay-on-Wye in Mid-Wales run by three trustees - Becky, India & Mark- with the help of an amazing volunteer admin and foster team. We mainly help dogs & cats in need of new homes, but have taken in small animals and others in an emergency.

Making memories for young adults with cancer.

We offer a professional and confidential counselling service to local adults, young people and children. In the first instance our work was primarily addressing issues relating to bereavement but over the years we have diversified our work in response to the needs of local people and now offer generic counselling to support people of all ages with a wide range of issues.

HCPT is a registered charity offering pilgrimage holidays, to Lourdes in the south of France, for disabled and disadvantaged people from around the UK and further afield.

HD Livin’ is a charity setup to help Huntington’s Disease (HD) sufferers and their families. Huntington’s Disease is a mixture of neurological disorders including Parkinson’s, Dementia and Motor Neurone Disease. Sufferers live between 16 & 20 years from onset.

Headcase is a young and vibrant Charity with a slightly irreverent approach to a very serious subject matter, and definitely a maverick approach to fundraising. Headcase raises money solely for research to find a cure for this incurable, and frankly, absolute git of a condition called GBM.

Head for Change is a UK charity dedicated to prioritising brain health in sport, particularly for football and rugby players. Their mission is to create a world where sport is as good for the brain as it is for the body.

We are the leading UK charity supporting people with craniosynostosis and other rare craniofacial conditions.

We support serving personnel and Veterans from every service of the UK Armed Forces. We teach a holistic, positive mindset methods to individuals and groups of all sizes.

Supporting people living with brain injuries.

We support adults impacted by Brain Injury, resulting from, but not limited to stroke, road traffic accident, trips and falls. Our aim is to improve day-to-day life for every individual we work with; to improve their confidence, independence, empower them to access community assets, to socialise, enhance their wellbeing, and to provide them with tools and techniques to manage their symptoms.

Headway Cardiff and South East Wales supports people affected by acquired brain injury and their families across South East Wales. It provides rehabilitation, therapies, information and advocacy, day and community support, counselling and carers services to rebuild independence and wellbeing.

Headway London supports people rebuilding life after brain injury through specialist rehabilitation, creativity and community across 17 London boroughs. Every year we help over 950 people regain confidence, independence and purpose, ensuring no one has to face life after brain injury alone.

Our Charity helps raise funds through various programmes and initiatives across Calderdale and Kirklees council areas, and we’d love for you to get involved with Headway Huddersfield and District. We depend on your support in order to improve the lives of brain injury survivors, their carers and their families.

Every 90 seconds, someone is admitted to a UK hospital with a brain injury. Whether because of head injury, tumour, stroke, haemorrhage or neurological infection, the effects of a brain injury can be life-changing and life-long. That’s why, when the unthinkable happens, expert help is vital. Headway UK – the brain injury association is here to support survivors, their families and carers.

The principle objectives of Headway Nottingham are to promote the understanding of all aspects of brain injury and to provide information, support and services to those living in Nottinghamshire who have sustained a brain injury, along with their families and carers.