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Accutecc UK Ltd is registered supporter of the following charities.
- Ace Centre North
(Aiding Communication in Education)
- Acorns Children’s Hospice
(Provide care and support for families looking after life-limited children)
- Age Concern
(Looking after the welfare of the elderly)
- A.R.C
(Researching treatments for arthritis with a view to full recovery)
- Ali’s Dream – Against Childhood Brain Tumours
(Research into childhood brain tumours)
- Barnardo’s
(Supporters of child care centres)
- Bedford Housing Link
(Helping families & research)
- BLISS
(Some newborn babies need a little extra special care. BLISS is dedicated to ensuring that more babies survive, have the best possible quality of life and that their parents and families get the support they need)
- Breakthrough Breast Cancer
(Supporting families and Research)
- British Red Cross
(Leading voluntary provider of emergency help to people in most need, anywhere in the world.)
- British Trust for Conservation Volunteers
(Working with people trying to bring about positive environmental change)
- Bury Hospice
(Established in 1991 by the local community, they provide special care for people with a life-threatening or terminal illness, and give support to their families and carers)
- Children in Wales
(Promoting the interests of and taking action to identify and meet the needs of children, young people and their families in Wales)
- Children’s Liver Disease Foundation
(Funding research and supporting families who are working with children with Liver disease)
- Christian Concern
(For religious liberty and for assisting believers persecuted for they faith)
- Edwards Trust
(Provide accommodation for parents while their children are inpatients at Birmingham Children’s Hospital (at Edwards House), and specialist bereavement counselling for parents and children)
- FROGlife
(Works with volunteers, ecologists, government departments and the public to conserve the native amphibians and retiles of Britain and Ireland)
- Fund for Epilepsy
(Working to find the causes and cure for Epilepsy)
- Happy Days – Children’s Charity
(To provide holidays and day trips for children who have disabilities or life limiting conditions or who have been abused. The children are aged between three and seventeen and are UK residents)
- Help the Aged
(To help elderly combat poverty, reduce isolation, defeating ageism and challenge poor standards)
- Matthew Warnes Burns Appeal
(Raising money for the first burns rehabilitation unit in Europe)
- Mencap
(Understanding Learning Disability)
- Multiple Sclerosis Trust
(Helping people with Multiple Sclerosis offering them information,
education & Research)
- NCH
(Looking after children who are homeless)
- Project Hope
(Achieving sustainable advances in health care around the world)
- Quest For A Test
(A company who specialises in the early detection of cancer)
- Relate
(Relationship guidance)
- Richards House Trust
(Has been purpose built to care for children with life limiting or life threatening conditions. Richards House are here to help these children and young people make the most of the time they have)
- St Clare's Hospice
(Caring for those with a life limiting illness)
- St Elizabeth's Hospice
(Caring for people from 5+ years who have epilepsy)
- Terrance Higgins Trust
(This charity provides support and researches treatments for patients with H.I.V)
- The Big C Appeal
(Dedicated to benefiting local people of Norfolk & North Suffolk affected by Cancer through funding treatment, equipment, care & research)
- The Children’s Society
(A Christian, Child-centred, social justice organisation with an
unconditional belief in the child)
- The M artlets Hospice
(The Hospice plays a vital role in the journey from life to death and hospice care is about helping people to live life as fully as possible right up to the end)
- The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI)
(Volunteer crews are funded by voluntary donations and provide a 24 hour service around the coast of the UK & Republic of Ireland)
- Voice For Change
(This charity is raising funds to provide housing for the Street Children
of Brazil)
- Wellchild
(The UK’s leading charity for all childhood illness and health issues)
- Woodland Trust
(Looking after the UK's woods through repopulation and sustainable forests.)
- YMCA
(From providing housing, training & community health & fitness facilities to supporting young people & their families.)
- Youth Link Wales
(Preventing substance misuse, spread of HIV and promotion of sexual heath)
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