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Headway
A national Charity to help and support people with brain injury. Visit the Headway website.
UK Acquired Brain Injury Forum
A coalition of organisations which seeks to promote understanding of these conditions. Visit the UKABIF website.
Cerebra
For brain injured children and young people. Visit the Cerebra website.
Child Brain Injury Trust
A UK-wide charity offering support, information and training on acquired brain injury in children. Visit the CBIT website.
Brain Injury Portal
A brain injury information site with some excellent fact sheets. Visit the Brain Injury Portal website.
World Federation of Neurorehabilitation
A global body which brings international experts together. Visit the WFNR website.
Neurological Alliance
A network of charities that are working in the brain injury field. Visit the Neurological Alliance website.
Brain and Spine Foundation
For the prevention, treatment and care of people affected by disorders of the brain and spine. Visit the Brain and Spine Foundation website.
Trust-Ed
Educational services for young people with brain injury. Visit the Trust-Ed website.
Hampshire Trust
A private bank specialising in solicitors practice funding who have helped finance the Rehab4Life Scheme. Visit the Hampshire Trust website.
Hunters Moor Neuro Rehab
Specialist providers of expert neurorehabilition in the UK. Visit the Hunters Moor website.
LAMP Insurance Services
Specialist insurers working closely with the Rehab4Life Scheme. Visit the LAMP website.
The Judge
After the event legal expenses insurers. Visit The Judge website.
Rainbow House
The Legacy Rainbow House offers specialist educational services to children with disabilities. Visit The Rainbow House website.
British Institute for Brain Injured Children
bibic is a national charity offering practical help to families caring for children with conditions such as autism, cerebral palsy, Down’s syndrome, developmental delay, traumatic and acquired brain injury and specific learning difficulties such as attention deficits hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia and dyspraxia. Visit BIBIC website.
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