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Alzheimer’s Research UK
Dementia robs us of everything that matters. Our memories. Our connections. Our stories. Currently one in two people will be directly impacted by dementia: either by caring for someone with the condition, developing it themselves, or both. We have seen advances in other areas of medical research save millions of lives. Yet today, dementia remains a condition that cannot be cured.
Academy of Medical Sciences, The
Saving lives from any disease requires ground-breaking medical research. The Academy of Medical Sciences funds pioneering research and provides expert advice for public policy makers. We ensure research can thrive and result in patient benefit. We inspire and nurture young scientists to pursue careers in research and provide support through mentoring, training and funding schemes.
Alzheimer’s Society
Here at Alzheimer's Society we are always working hard to improve the lives of people living with dementia, to raise awareness, and to continue to fund life changing research on all aspects of dementia.
Medical Research Foundation
Medical Research isn’t just about scientific discovery – it’s about protecting the health of the people we care about for years to come. So if you’re hoping that your Will can provide a better, happier, healthier life for those you love, would you consider supporting medical research. By leaving a gift to the Medical Research Foundation, you’ll be funding the research that future generations will depend on.
Wessex Medical Research
Wessex Medical Research funds medical research based principally at the Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust but also in the greater Wessex region comprising Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Dorset, South Wiltshire and the Channel Islands. Current areas of research activity include breast, cervical, ovarian and prostate cancer, leukaemia, melanoma, strokes, respiratory diseases, Alzheimer’s Disease, autism, childhood disorders including child brain injury and developmental studies during pregnancy.