 An Ectopic Pregnancy is when a fertilised egg implants itself outside of the womb, usually in one of the fallopian tubes. The fallopian tubes are the tubes connecting the ovaries to the womb. If an egg gets stuck in them, it won't develop into a baby and your health may be at risk if the pregnancy continues. Unfortunately, it's not possible to save the pregnancy. It usually has to be removed using medicine or an operation. In the United Kingdom, around 1 in every 90 pregnancies are ectopic. This is around 11,000 pregnancies a year. THE ECTOPIC PREGNANCY TRUST:  The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust focuses on early pregnancy loss through Ectopic Pregnancy. The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust are the leading charity focusing on ectopic pregnancy in providing such extensive general information and peer support for anyone experiencing the condition. The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust aims to provide information and support to all persons affected by Ectopic Pregnancy and other early pregnancy complications and the healthcare professionals who care for them. The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust aims to advance education and to promote awareness of Ectopic Pregnancy and other early pregnancy complications among the medical profession and wider public. The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust to support research into Ectopic Pregnancy and other early pregnancy conditions. PLEASE VISIT: ECTOPIC.ORG.UK ECTOPIC PREGNANCY FOUNDATION:  Ectopic Pregnancy Foundation – a charity launched in Britain during 2004. Ectopic Pregnancy Foundation was launched to raise awareness for one of the biggest causes of maternal mortality in the United Kingdom. Together, Ectopic Pregnancy Foundation and can reduce the morbidity and maternal mortality caused by this common condition. 
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 Domestic Violence and Domestic Abuse - is not just about physical abuse - it also includes emotional and psychological, coercive control and isolating people. Most men do not believe or feel they are a victim until sometime after they no longer have control of their life and have become isolated. One survivor said they felt they were being ‘groomed’. Remember though, victims are not to blame, they are not weak and they are are not alone. MANKIND:  The ManKind Initiative is the principal, expert and specialist charity in the United Kingdom focussing on male victims of domestic abuse. The charity collaborates and works in close partnership with other organisations and practitioners to support these victims, too. ManKind were the first in Great Britain to support male victims. ManKind's expertise derives from directly supporting male victims since 2001, their qualified professionals who manage the charity and their board which also consists of the United Kingdom's leading academics and survivors. Our aim is to ensure all male victims of domestic abuse (and their children) are supported to enable them to escape from the situation they are in. ManKind are gender inclusive in their view so they want all female victims (and their children) to escape, too. AMIS:  AMIS is committed to improving the lives of people across Scotland. AMIS have seven charitable objectives. AMIS support men who are experiencing or who have experienced domestic abuse and also to offer advice to those concerned about the position of such men and their children. AMIS work with any man over 16 concerned about domestic abuse, regardless of sexuality, transgender status or history, age, disability, religion, race, nationality or ethnic origin. AMIS advance education by distributing educational information relating to; undertaking training and research and in raising public awareness of domestic abuse experienced by men and their children. AMIS promote full recognition for male victims of domestic abuse and their affected children. AMIS promote specialist services to help relieve the isolation, distress and hardship faced by male victims and enable men and their children to recover from domestic abuse. AMIS advance the equality, safety, dignity, and health (both physical and mental) of male victims of domestic abuse. AMIS promote early intervention and prevention of domestic abuse.   There are around 130 types of Brain Tumours. Brain Tumours can form throughout the brain and spinal cord. Brain Tumours are classified as either benign or malignant. The benign ones tend to grow more slowly and are less likely to come back if they’ve been completely removed. The malignant ones tend to grow faster, sometimes spread and may come back after treatment. They’re both treated in similar ways. The exact care you receive depends on what type of tumour you have, where it is in the brain and how big it is. BRAIN TUMOUR SUPPORT:  Brain Tumour Support is uniquely dedicated to providing support for anyone affected by any type of Brain Tumour, at any point from diagnosis and for as long as support is needed. Brain Tumour Support are here not just for the patients themselves, but also families, carers and loved ones who are dealing day to day with the impact of a brain tumour. Brain Tumour Support provide specialist, tailored services through one-to-one and group support, as well as online and telephone support and specialist counselling. Brain Tumour Support's vision motivates their work every day and their values act as a guide in the approach to achieving it. TEENAGE CANCER TRUST:  Teenage Cancer Trust create world-class cancer services for young people in the United Kingdom, providing life-changing care and support so young people don’t have to face cancer alone. Teenage Cancer Trust know that having cancer at a young age comes with its own particular set of challenges. Teenage Cancer Trust's services put the needs of young people first and allow them to face those challenges together. Teenage Cancer Trust are proud of their incredible team who work in various locations in the office, out of the office or in Teenage Cancer Trust's units. Please visit: TeenageCancerTrust.org THE BRAIN TUMOUR CHARITY:  The Brain Tumour Charity is the world's leading Brain Tumour charity and the largest dedicated funder of research into Brain Tumours globally. Committed to saving and improving lives, The Brain Tumour Charity are moving further, faster to help every single person affected by a Brain Tumour. The Brain Tumour Charity are set on finding new treatments, offering the highest level of support and driving urgent change. The Brain Tumour Charity's services are for adults are designed to support people living or caring for someone with a Brain Tumour. Please visit: TheBrainTumourCharity.org |
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