Complementary therapies HE303¶
Complementary therapies is a tag in the UK-CAT classification of charities in the UK. It is part of the Health categoryand the Health services subcategory.
130 charities have been tagged with this tag. This represents 0.06% of all charities.
Keywords to find charities¶
UK-CAT categories are applied to charities based on a set of keywords, in the form of a regular expression.
The regular expression used to find charities in this tag is:
\b(complementary therap(y|ies))\b
Distribution by size of charity¶
| Income band | Charities with tag | Percent of all charities |
|---|---|---|
| Under £10k | 26 | 0.04% |
| £10k - £100k | 27 | 0.04% |
| £100k - £250k | 31 | 0.14% |
| £250k - £500k | 13 | 0.12% |
| £500k - £1m | 13 | 0.19% |
| £1m - £10m | 17 | 0.19% |
| Over £10m | 0 | 0.00% |
| Total | 127 | 0.07% |
Distribution by charity regulator¶
| Regulator | Charities with tag | Percent of all charities |
|---|---|---|
| ccew | 83 | 0.05% |
| ccni | 35 | 0.49% |
| oscr | 12 | 0.05% |
| Total | 130 | 0.06% |
Ten largest charities (by income)¶
| Name | Latest income |
|---|---|
| SAINT CATHERINE'S HOSPICE TRUST [Charity number: 284701] We provide specialist palliative care across Scarborough,Whitby,Ryedale, Bridlington and Driffield. This involves in-patients, out-patient clinics, wellbeing center, hospice at home, specialist palliative community and neurology nurses, lymphoedema, complementary therapy, bereavement support, out of hours support and education and training of other healthcare professionals. |
£5,660,843 |
| TREETOPS HOSPICE TRUST [Charity number: 519540] Treetops Hospice provides Daycare, Complementary Therapy and Hospice at Home care for people suffering from life-limiting illnesses. We also provide Carers Support and Complementary Therapy for people involved in caring for people with life-limiting illnesses and Bereavement Support for people and families who have suffered a bereavement. |
£5,162,288 |
| Action Cancer [Charity number: NI104170] We protect health and well being through the provision of services, equipment and facilities for the treatment and screening against cancer and allied diseases particularly, but not exclusively in Northern Ireland, e.g. we provide mammograms for women We provide help, support and assistance through the provision of counselling, coaching, mentoring, Listening Ear services, complementary therapies, peer support and similar interventions to people directly or indirectly affected by cancer (e.g. family members/carers etc). We develop an awareness of cancer, its allied diseases and related illnesses through the provision of education, diagnostic services, equipment and facilities, the promotion and support of research and the dissemination of information e.g. provision of health checks, education in schools, workplaces and communities, provision of information on cancer to the public and those affected by cancer. We aim to effect positive change to the lives of the population of Northern Ireland through promoting, campaigning, lobbying and the general influencing of opinion formers, stakeholders and the general public on issues relating and pertaining to health and specifically cancer, its allied diseases and related illnesses. |
£4,377,777 |
| Accord Hospice [Charity number: SC013682] 5.1 The objects and purposes for which the Company is established are wholly charitable and are to provide specialist supportive and palliative care to, and relieve pain, ease suffering, and maintain dignity of patients, and to respond to the needs of patients' family members and carers in a partnership of care in such ways as the Company shall from time to time determine including (without prejudice to the foregoing generality) by:- 5.1.1 establishing, maintaining and operating hospices and outreach facilities in the local authority area of Renfrewshire and those parts of the local authority area of East Renfrewshire comprising Barrhead, Neilston and Uplawmoor, formerly part of the local authority area of Renfrew District Council, for the reception and care (inpatient and outpatient) of persons (aged 18 years and above) for whom palliative care is appropriate. 5.1.2 providing medical, nursing and other treatment (including complementary therapies) to deliver specialist and supportive palliative care for patients, and their family members and carers wherever required. 5.1.3 promoting, encouraging and assisting in the teaching or training of any persons engaged in any medical or paramedical field and particularly in the training of doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, staff, volunteers, care home workers and other persons engaged in palliative health, therapeutic and social care service delivery. 5.1.4 encouraging and participating in research into palliative care and treatment. and 5.1.5 providing pastoral, spiritual and counselling support (including pre and post bereavement care) to patients, their family members and carers, staff, and volunteers, and making available social work advocacy, guidance and support to patients, and their family members and carers. |
£4,331,158 |
| Sisters of Mercy, Northern Province [Charity number: NI102827] The advancement of religion and the prevention and relief of poverty in Northern Ireland and elsewhere are of utmost importance to the Charity. The Charity seeks to accomplish these charitable purposes through education, nurturing spirituality and well-being, social and pastoral work and international missionary outreach. 1. The Charity is involved in primary, post primary and community education and is the Trustee of a number of schools in Northern Ireland. The Charity supports projects which promote training in ecological awareness and sustainable living. 2. The Charity offers opportunities for faith development, prayer, retreats, spiritual direction and inter faith dialogue to members of the public. 3. The Charity undertakes social and pastoral work; chaplaincy, counselling, and complementary therapies to promote the health and well-being of people, contributing to the alleviation of stress in society. 4. The Charity works with the public in the promotion of peace, justice and understanding in cross community settings. 5. The Charity supports all religious and charitable works carried on in the Congregation's name and cares for Congregational Members throughout their lives. 6. The Charity works to prevent and alleviate poverty at local and international level through the provision of funds, personnel and community facilities and through the support of other charities and projects thus improving the quality of life and well-being of individuals, families, society and the planet. The Charity reviews its work to determine the best ways to advance religion and to prevent and alleviate poverty in today’s world. |
£4,014,832 |
| Mind in Tower Hamlets, Newham and Redbridge [Charity number: 1006927] Mind in Tower Hamlets and Newham provide a range of community and in-patient services for people who are experiencing mental health and emotional issues living in the London boroughs of Tower Hamlets and Newham. We work with people through one to one support and group work, counselling, advice and advocacy, employment and training as well as complementary therapies. |
£3,656,443 |
| PAUL SARTORI FOUNDATION LIMITED [Charity number: 513079] To enable people living in the later stages of any life limiting illness to die at home with dignity, independence & surrounded by their loved ones if that is their choice. Services include, hands on care, equipment loan, physiotherapy, complementary therapy, counselling, bereavement, a Clinical Nurse Specialist, training & advanced care planning. Services are free of charge, 24/7, 365 days a year |
£3,290,694 |
| KIDS INSPIRE [Charity number: 1129513] 1:1 or group therapy with qualified therapists using a variety of techniques including art, music or complementary therapies, Mentoring, home visits and parental support around behavior, abuse, poverty and isolation, Support for identified issues such as bereavement and domestic abuse, Partnership work with other services including statutory provision. |
£2,306,558 |
| TRINITY WINCHESTER [Charity number: 1074604] The organisation provides emotional and practical support for people experiencing the effects of homelessness, unemployment, addiction, domestic violence and abuse, poverty or social exclusion. From its HQ in Winchester it offers information, advice, healthcare, food, washing and laundry facilities, recreational facilities, education, counselling, groups, complementary therapies and welfare. |
£1,770,454 |
| Friends of the Cancer Centre [Charity number: NI101345] Friends of the Cancer Centre: Promotes and provides funding for research into the treatment and care of cancer patients. Provides complementary therapies, supports residential facilities, advice and support. |
£1,677,544 |
Ten random charities¶
| Name | Latest income |
|---|---|
| THE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE-SUTTON COLDFIELD [Charity number: 1089658] Provide a place of sanctuary and support for all those affected by cancer including family and friends. Also offer a range of complementary therapies. |
£233,507 |
| Cancer Choices [Charity number: NI100317] Supports people affected by Cancer, in particular people living in rural communities isolated by their diagnosis, geographical location and centralisation of services. We provide information, 1-on-1 support, benefits advice, complementary therapies, Beauty therapies, short-term counselling, self-managment programs, personal development programmes, education on early detection and prevention and dispelling myths and fears around Cancer. |
£15,037 |
| The Ely Centre [Charity number: NI101144] The Ely Centre is a support organisation committed to providing care and support to victims and survivors, ex security force personnel, their families and carers by providing evidenced based treatment, prevention and support services that address issues of declining psychological, physical health, social and financial difficulties arising as a result of the "Troubles". Furthermore, The Ely Centre aim to advance the education of the wider community in Fermanagh and South Tyrone on the effects of the troubles and especially the effects of terrorism on victims, their children and the impact of trans (inter) generational trauma on families effected by the troubles. The Ely Centre was formed by the families of the bereaved and injured of the 1987 Enniskillen Poppy Day Bomb who In trying to make sense of such a senseless act of terrorism and deal with the enormous grief and reality of our loss, felt the need to reach out to other victims who were experiencing the same agony and trauma they felt The Ely Centre provide support in the areas of Health and Well Being; Social Support ;Personal and Professional Development; Issues surrounding Truth, Justice and Acknowledgement of the past and Youth and Transgenerational Services These areas of support are delivered through services including Specialist Psychological Treatments CBT/CAT/EMDR; Individual and Group Counselling and Psychotherapy; Art, Music and Play Therapy ; Suicide Intervention/Alcohol and substance abuse training workshops and programmes ; Complementary Therapy Treatments; Complementary Therapy Training Workshops; Casework and Advocacy Support ; Welfare and Benefits Advice, Support and Assistance ; Respite Days and Residential ; Adult and Youth Video Archiving and Storytelling Forums; Vocational/education/recreational training programmes to victims/carers and their families; Adult and Peer to Peer Community Befriending Services and Legacy and Remembrance activities and programmes |
£811,732 |
| REDDUCK [Charity number: 1204815] FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH IN PARTICULAR FOR THOSE AFFLICTED BY HUMAN HERPES VIRUS 6 (HHV6) BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, SUPPORT FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY THE CONDITION, AND CAMPAIGNING, AND;THE RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED BY REASON OF ILL-HEALTH BY PROVIDING GRANT FUNDING FOR REFERRALS FOR HOLISTIC COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES AND PALLIATIVE CARE. |
£15,017 |
| HiVitality [Charity number: 1160307] HiVitality runs residential retreats for people from across the UK who have been diagnosed HIV positive. We offer peer support, facilitated discussion groups and complementary therapies, amongst other social activities . |
£33,403 |
| Leanchoil Trust [Charity number: SC050975] 4 The Leanchoil Trust has been formed to benefit the people living in the greater Forres area covered by the Forres Academy catchment area, which comprises the postcode units set out in appendix 1, ('the Community'), with the following objects: (1) To advance health and well-being through activities including mental health support, support for young people, veterans? activities, intergenerational activities, online health consultations, digital health, secondary care, complementary therapies and supported housing. (2) To advance community development by acquiring, refurbishing and sustainably maintaining the Leanchoil Hospital, grounds and woodland as an asset for the community. (3) To advance citizenship through the promotion of volunteering and working in partnership with the voluntary and public sectors in the delivery of health and well-being services. (4) To advance the heritage of Leanchoil Hospital, by promoting its historic significance and educating the general public about its heritage through interpretation and community engagement |
£131,634 |
| ROTHERHAM CANCER CARE CENTRE [Charity number: 1150857] The relief of sickness and need, the preservation of health for sufferers of all forms of cancer and other life threatening diseases and their families and carers in Rotherham area through the provision of a support centre offfering information, professional counselling and complementary therapies.The provision of one to one assessment and therapy to individuals affected by cancer. |
£138,035 |
| ACTIVE STROKES NORTH EAST CIO [Charity number: 1162202] We provide free lifelong support to stroke survivors and their families living in the North East of England. We provide two private group sessions per week, that include: pool exercise, chair-based exercise, physiotherapy, complementary therapy, drop-in social and use of the public gym. All under the supervision of qualified service providers. |
£21,705 |
| PHOENIX HEALTH AND WELLBEING [Charity number: 1154273] Phoenix Health and Wellbeing support the needs of people affected by mental, emotional or physical health issues to promote their good health and wellbeing. This support is in the form of talking and complementary therapies and by providing information and support. Phoenix Health and Wellbeing will also provide information and training to other professionals involved in this field. |
£226,981 |
| Aurora Counselling Services [Charity number: NI105846] The organisation undertakes the following activities : Talking therapies : Counselling, Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Creative Therapies ( Play Therapy/Art Therapy) EMDR, relationship counselling to adults, teenagers and children Wellbeing therapies : Complementary therapies - Massage and Reflexology , Meditation to adults Personal development groupwork : Stress Management, Anxiety management,Anger Management Confidence Building, Esteem Building, Emotional literacy programmes to teenagers and adults. Schools Based Counselling service for teenagers and children. |
£173,814 |
