We provide support to people with head injury and other forms of acquired brain injury, their family members, carers, and professionals.Our aims are:To assist people with head injury/acquired brain injury to return to community livingTo provide activities and cognitive therapy programmes to support independence To reduce isolation caused by a brain injuryTo support the learning of new skills or skills lost as the result of brain injuryTo provide information, advice and guidance

Since 1986 we have supported families whose lives have been changed following a brain injury. Through our programme of activities we support our service users through learning new skills and re learning skills lost as a result of brain injury. Providing training such as cookery, healthy eating,IT, personal finances and cognitive therapy in order to support independent living, reduce isolation and increase self esteem, confidence and wellbeing. Equiping people to return to community living.

We provide for the diverse needs of our beneficiaries and provide a range of services and activities aimed at enhancing the lives of people living with the long term effects of brain injury.With over 500 Service Users, Carers and Family Members accessing our service and a growing demand for our activities, it is clear that we are meeting an important need in our community.