Surgery HE309

Surgery is a tag in the UK-CAT classification of charities in the UK. It is part of the Health categoryand the Health services subcategory.

635 charities have been tagged with this tag. This represents 0.31% 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(surgery|surgical|surgeries|surgeons?)

Charities matching this regular expression will be excluded from the tag:

Local Police Surgery|doctor'?s? surgery|gp surger|the surgery

Distribution by size of charity

Income band	Charities with tag	Percent of all charities
Under £10k	239	0.34%
£10k - £100k	193	0.27%
£100k - £250k	62	0.28%
£250k - £500k	37	0.33%
£500k - £1m	29	0.42%
£1m - £10m	38	0.41%
Over £10m	14	0.62%
Total	612	0.32%

Distribution by charity regulator

Regulator	Charities with tag	Percent of all charities
ccew	556	0.32%
oscr	69	0.28%
ccni	10	0.14%
Total	635	0.31%

Ten largest charities (by income)

Name	Latest income
People's Dispensary For Sick Animals [Charity number: SC037585] (4) The objects of the Society are– a) the provision of free medical or surgical treatment, or such treatment at reduced charges, to animals belonging to persons who are unable to afford the services of a veterinary surgeon. b) the prevention of suffering of animals by the provision of preventative treatment, care and advice (whether free, at a reduced charge or at full charge). c) the education of the public in matters concerning animal health and welfare in general. d) the advancement of animal welfare for the public benefit by any other means.’	£128,887,000
Society of Jesus Trust of 1929 for Roman Catholic Purposes [Charity number: SC040490] The provision maintenance and upkeep of churches public chapels and presbyteries belonging to or connected with the Roman Catholic Church in Great Britain: The provision maintenance and carrying on of the religious services of the said Church in such churches and public chapels or others of a like character:The provision maintenance and upkeep of houses of Study Halls and Colleges for the education and training of Priests and persons desirous of becoming Priests of the said Church: The maintenance and support of and the provision of medical and surgical aid for infirm and aged Priests and clerics of the same Church and the burial of deceased Priests and Clerics of the same Church: The provision of necessary holidays and rest of Priests and Clerics of the said Church engaged in active work for the purposes thereof but so that contributions made by the Trustees under this and the preceding sub-clause shall be made only to or in respect of persons whose own means (if any) are in the opinion of the Trustees inadequate for such purposes: The relief of poor persons professing the Roman Catholic Religion in Great Britain or nearly related to Priests or Clerics of the said Church: The provision maintenance and upkeep of Schools and Colleges for the general education both religious and secular or religious or secular of children and young persons members of the said Church: The provision maintenance and upkeep of Homes for infirm and aged Priests and Clerics of the said Church being in the opinion of the Trustees without adequate means of support and of Almshouses for infirm and aged poor persons being, members of the said Church: The provision maintenance and upkeep of Rest and Retreat house for the instructing in the Doctrines of the Roman Catholic Religion of members of the said Church MAXIUM TEXT REACHED, FURTHER FULL INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED DIRECTLY FROM THE CHARITY.	£48,904,000
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND [Charity number: 212808] The College is involved in a wide range of activities that influence and support the professional development of surgeons and the delivery of surgical services. These activities include monitoring the progress of trainees; running examinations for trainees; running courses for surgeons throughout their career; and awarding research fellowships.	£43,722,000
HORDER HEALTHCARE [Charity number: 1046624] Horder Healthcare operates a hospital for patients requiring orthopaedic surgery and musculoskeletal services which is supported by a number of outreach centres in the South East. It owns and operates a second hospital, also in the South East, which delivers maxillofacial, plastic reconstruction surgery and ophthalmology.	£41,055,000
Blind Veterans UK [Charity number: SC039411] 3.1 To provide for the medical or surgical treatment, re-education, training in one or more trade or trades, settlement and permanent welfare of.- 3.1.1 Members or former members of the armed forces both men and women blinded from whatever cause whether or not connected in any way with service in the armed forces. 3.1.2 Other persons both men and women not being members or, former members of the armed forces blinded in or as a consequence of any war or warlike operations in which the forces of the Crown may be at any time engaged or any service connected with or subsidiary to such war or warlike operations or by or as a consequence of enemy action in the course of any such war or warlike operations (all such persons being hereinafter referred to as 'Beneficiaries') and so that for the purposes of this memorandum the word 'blinded' shall extend to all cases in which the sight has been so impaired that special care and training are required and all cases in which the sight is endangered so long as the cause of the danger continues. 3.2 To provide allowances or other assistance for any wife widow husband widower child or dependant of a Beneficiary who may be in need of assistance or any person who shall have kept house for or nursed or otherwise rendered exceptional service to or have been dependent upon a Beneficiary and may after the death of such Beneficiary be in need of assistance.	£27,769,000
UK-MED [Charity number: 1166956] UK-Med provides emergency medical care in the aftermath of large and sudden-onset disasters. UK-Med also works with colleagues in disaster-prone countries to increase their medical and surgical skills and knowledge, developing capacity to respond to disasters in their own country and region.	£23,067,936
EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF CATARACT AND REFRACTIVE SURGEONS LIMITED [Charity number: 1066532] The activities of the Company include the promotion of education and research in the field of implant and refractive surgery and the study and practice of ophthalmology and research. It also promotes experimental work in the field of intraocular lens implantation and refractive surgery.	£19,221,532
The Ayrshire Hospice [Charity number: SC011390] The principal objects for which the Company is established are:- To provide specialist palliative care and services to people and families affected by life-limiting illness and to promote the advancement of palliative care and end of life care and to promote the hospice movement, all whether in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland or elsewhere in such ways as the Company shall from time to time think fit, and in particular (but without prejudice to the generality of such objects):- (A) By establishing, maintaining Hospices in Scotland and by providing palliative nursing, medical, allied healthcare professionals and other supportive care services to any person (without regard to religion, race, creed, gender or sexual orientation) who is (at any age) diagnosed with a life limiting condition and by providing medical or other treatment services and attention for any such person anywhere (including the patient’s home). (B) By conducting or promoting or encouraging research into the care and treatment of persons suffering from any such illness, disability or infirmity and particularly into the care and treatment of persons suffering from cancer or life limiting illnesses and the provision of specialist palliative and end of life care. (C) By promoting or encouraging or assisting in the teaching or training of doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and other persons engaged in any branch of medicine, surgery, nursing or allied health or social services, or employed or volunteering to work for the Company and its associated partner agencies. This may also include members of the community in a caring role. (D) By providing and assisting as required the provision of multi-faith religious belief support and by providing pastoral care services for the spiritual welfare and support of patients, carers and relatives and friends of patients and carers and those employed or volunteering to work for the Company but also the wider community. (E) By providing counselling services and practical care and support for patients and carers, relatives and friends of patients and carers for those employed or volunteering to work for the Company or to any other person of any age impacted by the death of a family member. (F) By operating as a charity raising funds by any legal and appropriate means.	£19,024,888
THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE [Charity number: 206219] 1. Broad range of educational activities/opportunities for doctors, dentists and veterinary surgeons, including students, and for allied healthcare professionals.2. Exchange of information/ideas on medicine, within the health professions and with public opinion.3. Publish medical books, and distance learning materials.4. Maintain one of the largest medical libraries in Europe.	£13,735,000
THE SMILE TRAIN UK [Charity number: 1114748] -To relieve the suffering of children with cleft lips or palates or both;-To advance the education and training of the public, including doctors, nurses and medical support staff in all matters relating to cleft lip and palate surgery and treatment and the support of those with this condition.	£13,618,362

Ten random charities

Name	Latest income
THE COVENTRY MUSLIM COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LIMITED [Charity number: 1044601] CMCA Ltd is a community resource centre providing advice and information on welfare rights, housing, immigration and nationality laws individual support sessions and advice on education, training and employment opportunities. Run adult education classes, sports and crafts activities (some for women only) ESOL, health promotion surgeries, creche and full day care nursery - social and cultural event	£552,025
LIONS CLUB OF DORCHESTER & DISTRICT (CIO) [Charity number: 1178508] The Club operates locally. Individuals, Groups, and Charities are eligible for Grants . The Club also subscribes to LCI Disaster Fund. Collaboration and liaison with schools, surgeries, hospital, clubs, charities and agencies ensure promotion of good citizenship. Fundraising includes annual Fun Run, Fun Swim, Golf Day, Easter Egg Raffle, and collections. Social events also generate extra funds.	£9,268
RHAYADER AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY SUPPORT LIMITED [Charity number: 1113768] We run community transportWe provide a range of support to the local communityWe run a range of Well being projectsWe run a Community NurseryWe host a FoodbankWe host surgeries by a range of support organisationsWe run a Community (Charity) Shop	£446,108
BRISTOL MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY [Charity number: 1181791] We hold educational talks on various aspects of medicine and surgery - open to the public and advertised on our website. We also publish online a medical journal	£5,959
HUMANIMAL TRUST [Charity number: 1156927] Raising awareness of the principles of One Medicine among healthcare professionals, academics and the public.Educating doctors and veterinary surgeons about the possibilities of One Medicine.Fostering collaboration in clinical research and practice.	£925,715
PENDEEN SURGERY FUND [Charity number: 700882] Supply goods and equipment for the benefit of practice patients
CHRIST CHURCH VOLUNTARY SERVICE [Charity number: 1115245] To provide support and services for the elderly and bereaved in Westgate, Westbrook and Birchington geographical areas particularly in the following ways: -. Transport by way of a car, including transport to doctors' surgeries and to hospital appointments.. Provision of food and social support.. Care support to those in need.. Provide Minibus transport to our Church and Voluntary services	£7,937
THE BURNHAMS SURGERY COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE TRUST [Charity number: 1191966] To relieve sickness and promote good health for the public benefit by maintenance of a medical centre and associated facilities.To promote, through Bettys Club, the physical and mental health of people living with dementia in the Burnham Market area.Bettys Club is a meeting place offering activities, practical advice and education related to dementia care.	£121,295
NEVEREST ORTHOPAEDICS FOUNDATION CIO [Charity number: 1177375] Sending a team of orthopaedic surgeons/theatre professionals to Nepal hospitals, to see patients, carry out operations and teach orthopaedics both in clinic & operating theatres
SAHARA Women's Group (SWG) [Charity number: SC053696] To prevent and relieve poverty for the diverse EM women through initiating and facilitating support programs to empower local women. This is paired with advancing and delivering initiatives and programs that facilitate equal engagement and participation of the diverse EM women and their families in the community while ensuring responsive care needs are secured and delivered equally to the diverse women: employing community advocacy support, culture and art programmes, community care initiatives, tackling isolation, and exclusion and deploying a community learning and development approach to equal involvement and empowerment. which help advance equality, inclusion and community cohesion. To promote equality and diversity through enabling the diverse EM women and encouraging collaboration and shared learning, and to deliver responsive inclusive programs including cultural and volunteering activities that safeguard equal opportunities and care for these diverse women in society at various levels while assisting in removing barriers that hinder and disadvantage these diverse EM women from acting as equal citizens. The advancement of community health (including mental health) through developing and delivering community social care awareness programs including welfare and wellbeing advocacy surgeries, social clubs, community culture and art educational workshops, social clubs, volunteering programs and physical activities and advocacy support, etc. via working in partnerships with health and community stakeholders in support of these diverse women at several levels.