Headway West London
Headway West London currently provides two monthly support groups, one in Fulham and one in Ealing, for anyone whose life has been changed following brain injury. We welcome both those who have experienced a brain injury and the family, friends and carers of people with a brain injury. The support groups are run by volunteers and led by health care professionals.
It has been decided to make these meetings social support groups, with less emphasis on speakers and more on socialising.
The groups aim to offer the opportunity for people to chat about their experiences with others who understand what it is like living with a brain injury. The friendly, informal atmosphere enables the members to give and receive support in a relaxed environment. The groups also provide information about various aspects of brain injury and can signpost people to other sources of information and support.
New members are always welcome. If possible, it would be very useful if any new members could contact us first to let us know they will be attending, either by leaving a message on 07948 709784 or by emailing headwaywestlondon@yahoo.co.uk
The group also produces a monthly newsletter.
Please note that the contact number is a voicemail service. Messages will be responded to within 48 hours.
Fulham meeting at Percy Barton House
We meet on the first TUESDAY of each month from 7 - 9pm. Meetings are held at:
Percy Barton House
33-35 Dawes Road
Fulham SW6 7DT
The last Fulham social support group meeting for 2011 is on Tuesday 6th December, which will be our Christmas party.
The meetings in 2012 start on Tuesday 3rd January.
Ealing meeting at St Andrews Church Centre
We meet on the third THURSDAY of each month from 7 - 9pm. Meetings are held at:
St Andrews' Church Centre
Mount Park Road
Ealing W5 2RS
The last Ealing social support group meeting for 2011 is on Thursday 15th December.
The meetings in 2012 start on Thursday 19th January.
We hope that you can all come along and we very much welcome new members to both social support groups.