Our Head’s Up group will be running the last Wednesday of the month, every month at 7pm-9pm. It’s a social group for survivors, carers and friends. We are asking all those that are attending for the first time to please bring someone alone for extra support! If
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Do you live with someone with an acquired brain injury? Would you benefit from some peer to peer support? Did you know that we hold monthly peer to peer support meetings in Dudley and Wolverhampton? You’ll find more details here: Families and Carers This year we would
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Keep us Counselling! Headway Black Country offers a counselling service for survivors, their carers and close family members for a defined range of problems. We offer counselling as a free service so that anyone who needs it, whatever their income, can access this service. Counselling can provide
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Memory loss: A campaign to remember aims to raise awareness of the ways in which memory problems can affect brain injury survivors and their families. It explores the impact of memory on relationships, recovery and returning to work. Memory problems after a brain injury can be life
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Headway UK has published the following statement in response to a news article that there could be a potential link between COVID-19 and acquired brain injuries. The statement reads: “Leading brain injury charity Headway has expressed concern following evidence of an increase in the number of people
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