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Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity raises funds to support young patients, their families and the NHS heroes who care for them at Scotland’s largest children’s hospital. 

Money raised through donations and fundraising funds the charity’s life-changing projects including its hospital Play Programme, Family Support and Bereavement Services, Paediatric Research and support for NHS staff.

Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity

Around 9,000 new cases of primary brain tumours are diagnosed in the UK every year, 15 each week in Yorkshire. Whilst we are working to find a cure, we will provide the best patient and family support network we can.

We want to make this number smaller, and make life easier for those who are affected, by:

Raising significant funds to support dedicated research projects into treating and curing child and adult brain tumours and sharing our findings with other charities.

Giving grants and financial assistance to brain tumour patients and their carers.

Arranging for hospital wards, patients and research centres to be provided with all the equipment they need.

Supporting patients and their loved ones through providing practical advice (our benefits clinic), running support groups, offering counselling and a range of other holistic therapies.

Yorkshire's Brain Tumour Charity

Working for a world in where everyone has access to quality & dignified healthcare

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Braid Health & Wellbeing provides a digital and physical space for everyone in need of support as they transition through life’s stages. 

We support the mental and physical wellbeing of elderly, isolated and vulnerable individuals within West Lothian and the surrounding areas.

Our Day Service has supported older people in Livingston for over 40 years, but we are now developing new services to meet the needs of a changing world. 

This includes digital support, Life Skills classes, outreach support, tea and chat groups and more.

Braid Health & Wellbeing

Glasgow Care Foundation was established in 1874 before the NHS and Welfare State, fast forward 148 years and sadly our aim of alleviating poverty in the City is still the same. 

Our client referrals come from organisations such as Social Work, Housing Associations, Citizens Advice and other agencies working with vulnerable people. 

We provide assistance to some of the poorest individuals and families who cannot get help from any other source. 

Our main support takes the form of provision of basic items such as washing machines, fridges, bedding, cookers and floor covering. We also support families with supermarket gift cards to buy food as this is an ever-increasing plight for a lot of people, the pandemic has escalated this. 

We are often a last resort for people living in poverty, there are over 37,000 children in this situation in Glasgow currently.

Glasgow Care Foundation