Healthcare provider `HE400`¶

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

944 charities have been tagged with this tag. This represents 0.46% 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:

Distribution by size of charity¶

Income band	Charities with tag	Percent of all charities
Under £10k	323	0.45%
£10k - £100k	338	0.48%
£100k - £250k	83	0.37%
£250k - £500k	54	0.48%
£500k - £1m	32	0.46%
£1m - £10m	49	0.53%
Over £10m	12	0.53%
Total	891	0.46%

Distribution by charity regulator¶

Regulator	Charities with tag	Percent of all charities
ccew	768	0.45%
oscr	89	0.36%
ccni	87	1.24%
Total	944	0.46%

Ten largest charities (by income)¶

Name	Latest income
MSI REPRODUCTIVE CHOICES [Charity number: 265543] MSI Reproductive Choices is one of the world's leading providers of sexual and reproductive healthcare. We believe that everyone should have the right to choose. From contraception to safe abortion and life-saving post- abortion care, we are committed to delivering compassionate, high- quality services. Our 9,000 team members work across 37 countries, reaching over 35,000 women each day.	£309,542,000
MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT [Charity number: 261017] Macmillan Cancer Support exists to help improve the lives of people affected by cancer - those with cancer and their families, carers and communities. We are a source for support, helping anyone affected by cancer navigate through the system to get what they need, and a force for change, working to improve cancer care.	£245,546,254
Macmillan Cancer Support [Charity number: SC039907] to provrde support, assistance and Information directly or rndirectly to people affected by cancer, (b) to further and build cancer awareness, education and research, (c) to promote and Influence effective care, Involvement and support for people affected by cancer In this Memorandum, 'people offected by cancer' Includes individuals who have a suspected or confirmed cancer diagnosis, their carers, families, friends, work colleagues, and anyone else directly or indirectly affected by cancer	£245,546,000
TRUSTEES OF THE LONDON CLINIC LIMITED [Charity number: 211136] The provision of medical care to patients and the sick and the promotion and advancement of scientific research, good clinical practice and training.	£188,080,000
THE PEOPLE'S DISPENSARY FOR SICK ANIMALS [Charity number: 208217] Founded in 1917, PDSA is the UK's leading veterinary charity. Our mission is to improve the life of every pet. We prevent illness, suffering and unnecessary death of pets; educate people about their welfare needs, and treat pets needing our help across the UK. In 2018 we provided 2.5 million treatments to more than 430,000 pets. Our services are funded entirely by public support.	£128,887,000
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
Ulster Independent Clinic Limited [Charity number: NI103565] The hospital provides the following facilities and services to achieve its purpose: • In and day patient rooms • Operating theatres • Recovery wards • Outpatient Department • Physiotherapy Department • X-ray Department • Pharmacy • Cellular Pathology Laboratory	£42,873,122
PILGRIMS HOSPICES IN EAST KENT [Charity number: 293968] The charity runs three hospices providing specialist palliative care services to patients through inpatient and day care, clinics, support at home from teams of community nurses and a 24-hour helpline. Families receive social, pastoral and bereavement support from teams of professionals at all three hospices. An education centre provides training and education for professionals and the public.	£18,946,000
LEICESTERSHIRE & RUTLAND ORGANISATION FOR THE RELIEF OF SUFFERING LIMITED [Charity number: 506120] Hospice care with the aim of enhancing the quality of life of patients with cancer, progressive neurological disease and other conditions, and for whom curative treatment is no longer possible. Patients are aged 18 years and upwards.Areas of activity:In-patient Ward (31 beds), Clinics:Community Nurse Specialists, DayTherapy, Counselling, Lymphoedema Clinics, Education/Training, Research	£16,160,795
ST LUKE'S HOSPICE (HARROW AND BRENT) LTD [Charity number: 298555] Provision of hospice/specialist palliative care services, including in-patient, daycare and outpatient clinics, community services and family support plus education in palliative care	£12,984,000

Ten random charities¶

Name	Latest income
PENRHYN BAY COMMUNITY LIBRARY GROUP [Charity number: 1160777] Our charity exists to promote the use of the Community Library not only for traditional library use but to expand the out of hours use. The building and grounds are available to be enjoyed by all. We have volunteer gardeners and the indoor space is used by U3A groups, two Book Clubs and a volunteer led hearing aid clinic. Activities for young children are held during the main school holidays.	£8,783
Grangemore Securities [Charity number: NI101281] 1. In any country or countries, place or places, support is given by donation (s), grant (s) for the following: a) Provision of religious or secular education to children and young people of school age, and through the Open University Development Fund the provision of tertiary education. b) Raising awareness and understanding, and the defence of, the beliefs and practices of the Christian Faith including the support of individual missionaries and missionary organisations. Support to the production of Christian literature, radio broadcasting, and the provision of air services to remote locations. c) Provision of general medical facilities, including those for hearing impairment, for the prevention, relief and aftercare of sickness and hearing impairment to those in poverty or unable to pay. d) Provision of water and hygiene facilities to communities. e) Sponorship of children of school age. 2. Support to hospice services in Northern Ireland. 3. Prevention of alcohol abuse in the United Kingdom. 4. Provision of family holidays to those in need in the United Kingdom. 5. Prevention of cruelty and the provision of veterinary care and treatment to working animals in the Middle East and India. 6. Support of rescue services for saving lives at sea and coast in the United Kingdom.	£44,907
CROYDON MEDICAL CENTRE [Charity number: 279637] Medical & Dental Education for Hospital, General Practitioners and Dental Practitioners within the Croydon area.	£23,958
PARENTS ASSOCIATION OF CHILDREN WITH TUMOURS AND LEUKAEMIA [Charity number: 508412] Provides support and organises trips, treats and holidays for families of children being treated for cancer or leukaemia at Sheffield Children's Hospital. Supports reseach projects and provides equipment for the ward, clinic and community nurses. PACT house provides accommodation for use by families whilst a child is undergoing treatment at the hospital.	£303,730
BABY CHECK BATH CIO [Charity number: 1196275] Baby Check Bath provides free osteopathic assessment and treatment for mothers and their babies up to 6 months of age. These babies and mothers are often having difficulties establishing good early feeding. We offer this service in Bath and North East Somerset. Our clinic gathers important data for research purposes and all our research projects are under the guidance of the University of Bath	£58,204
GIVE ME HOPE AFRICA WALES [Charity number: 1175839] Give me hope Africa Wales (GMHAW) works in partnership with Kugana Charity (previously named Give me hope Africa). We provide the funds for our partners to deliver education and training programmes to individuals and families. We are currently in the process of equipping a medical centre and continue to work with the community on a variety of projects to create a more sustainable future.	£17,897
Joshua Project World Ministries [Charity number: NI103352] Our organisation provides dental care and treatment for HIV/ AIDS sufferers. We provide one to one counselling and group session counselling. We provide food and information at our day centre. In impoverished areas we provide food, medicines and clothing. The possibility of harm of infection of non HIV/AIDS individuals is minimised by stringent hygiene, cleaning and the use of personal protective equipment in our dental clinic. Our staff are vaccinated against other diseases that our clients may have e.g. TB, hepatitis.	£26,243
GROWING HOPE KING'S CROSS [Charity number: 1176251] Growing Hope King's Cross offers a therapy clinic for children and young people with additional needs and their families to support them in achieving their potential and to help improve their health and wellbeing in the King's Cross area. The charity aims to help anyone regardless of their religious beliefs.	£141,429
Hospital Volunteers [Charity number: SC031417] 4.1 To provide for the relief of those in need through the provision of voluntary unpaid services to patients whilst in hospital and provision of a service to staff at and visitors to University Hospital Crosshouse and Ayrshire Maternity Unit based at University Hospital Crosshouse, Kilmarnock Road, Kilmarnock, KA2 OBE. The activities of the Organisation shall include the provision of a snack bar(s) for the sale of food , snacks, refreshments (non-alcoholic). the provision of a retail shop(s). the provision of a trolley service to wards and clinics. and a service replacing batteries and tubing in hearing aids of patients. These activities are in no way restrictive of the powers of the Organisation to carry out such voluntary work as may be from time to time agreed by them with hospital managers. In addition to the foregoing activities the Organisation may raise funds and invite and collect contributions from any person or persons. 4.2 The advancement of health as from the surplus annual funds generated by the activities and contributions the Organisation will make grants to the endowment funds held by the hospital managers for the purpose of enhancing the accommodation or facilities of University Hospital Cross house and Ayrshire Maternity Unit or for purchasing equipment, machinery, instruments, fittings or furnishings to be used at University Hospital Crosshouse or Ayrshire Maternity Unit or associated clinics. Note this list is not exhaustive.	£822,677
THE NASIO TRUST [Charity number: 1213645] To relieve poverty and financial hardship in East Africa, primarily western Kenya, by supporting early childhood development centres; primary, secondary, vocational and university education; medical centre and healthcare projects; capacity-building and peer education; and programmes that enable individuals to generate sustainable incomes and become self-reliant.