Charitable Links

Amongst others the School of Homeopathy works with and supports the following charities working in homeopathy:

Homeopathy for Health in Africa 
The Homeopathy Research Institute
Homeopathy Action Trust
Travelling Homoeopaths Collective
National Centre of Homeopathy

For more information about these charities, to make donations or get involved please contact them direct through their websites below.

Homeopathy for Health in Africa

Homeopathy for Health in Africa (HHA) provides homeopathic healthcare to more than 15,000 people across the Kilimanjaro and Arusha regions of Tanzania, East Africa.

Working in areas where access to conventional healthcare can be limited, HHA delivers sustainable, community-based homeopathic care to families who would otherwise have little or no medical support. Their work includes clinical services, education, prevention programmes and the training of local practitioners — helping to create long-term resilience within the communities they serve.

Your donation directly supports patient care, practitioner training and the continued development of this vital humanitarian work.

If you believe in the global potential of homeopathy to relieve suffering and support health, we encourage you to learn more and consider making a contribution. To find out more or to support HHA's work, visit: homeopathyforhealthinafrica.org

Homeopathy Research Institute

The Homeopathy Research Institute (HRI) is a UK-based charity dedicated to advancing high-quality scientific research into homeopathy at an international level. It was established to address the need for rigorous investigation into how homeopathy works and what it can treat, and to bring reliable evidence from that research to the wider world. 

HRI collaborates with scientists, clinicians and researchers from around the globe to support studies, promote new research projects and improve the scientific foundations of homeopathy. Its work includes facilitating clinical research, fundamental studies into mechanisms of action, systematic reviews of evidence, and international conferences that bring together leading experts in the field. 

As a charity, HRI’s activities are entirely funded by donations and the generosity of supporters. Your contribution helps sustain vital research efforts that aim to expand understanding of homeopathy and its potential role in healthcare. To find out more or to support HRI’s work, visit: homeoinst.org

Homeopathy Action Trust

The Homeopathy Action Trust (HAT) is a UK membership charity dedicated to advancing homeopathy and supporting the future of the profession. Through education, financial assistance and the cultivation of a positive, engaged community, HAT plays an important role in strengthening the homeopathic movement.

HAT exists for those who believe in homeopathy and its potential to contribute meaningfully to health and wellbeing. Whether you are considering training, currently studying, or establishing yourself in practice, HAT offers practical, financial and developmental support to help you move forward with confidence.

Community is at the heart of HAT. It brings together students, practitioners and supporters who share a commitment to homeopathy’s growth and integrity. Through connection, collaboration and shared purpose, members support one another’s learning, development and professional journey.

Bursaries and Grants
HAT is committed to widening access to professional homeopathic training. Members can apply for a range of bursaries and grants designed to support students in financial need and new practitioners at the beginning of their careers. This support helps ensure that passion and dedication — rather than financial circumstance — determine who can enter the profession. To find out more or to support their work visit: homeopathyactiontrust.org.uk

Travelling Homoeopaths Collective

The Travelling Homoeopaths Collective was established in the summer of 1990 to provide a charitable drop-in Homeopathic Clinic at out door public events, music festivals and fairs. We treat thousands of people every year at many festivals including Glastonbury (where some 20 practitioners cover a period of 18 hours during the day), Larmer Tree, Cambridge Folk Festival, Wychwood Music Festival and The Big Green Gathering.

The Clinic offers treatment for acute conditions, such as hay fever, sun stroke, sunburn, digestive upsets, coughs, and colds, all common occurrences at such events. We also offer advice and support for people who have chronic or more long-term disorders and diseases.

The Collective is made up of Qualified, Registered and Insured Homoeopaths who work on a voluntary basis. All donations received go towards maintenance, travel expenses, and the further promotion of Homoeopathy. To find out more or to support their work visit: thc.org.uk

National Center for Homeopathy (NCH)

The National Center for Homeopathy (NCH) is a long-standing nonprofit organisation founded in 1974 in the United States dedicated to promoting health and wellness by advancing the use and practice of homeopathy. 

NCH serves a diverse global community of homeopathy learners, practitioners, students, educators and supporters by providing reliable educational resources, practical tools, advocacy, and opportunities for connection. Through downloadable guides, webinars, its flagship magazine Homeopathy Today, research resources and community events, NCH helps people understand and access homeopathic care at every level of interest and experience. 

As a charity, NCH relies on the support of members and donors to sustain its work of expanding awareness, strengthening education, and advocating for access to homeopathic medicines and practice as a natural wellness option. To find out more or support their mission, visit: homeopathycenter.org.

All the charities are always on the lookout for assistance and funding. If you think you can help please contact them via their websites.