You’ll develop new skills, connect with amazing people, and experience the rewarding feeling of making a positive impact.
Together, we can improve the lives of people affected by brain injury.
See the difference you'll make in our impact report.
Ways to volunteer
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Volunteer in a Headway UK shop
Volunteer at our charity shops about Volunteer in a Headway UK shop -
Volunteer at your local Headway branch
Volunteer at your local Headway branch
Benefits of volunteering
As a Headway UK volunteer, you will
Make a meaningful difference for survivors and families affected by brain injury
Meet new people and be part of a friendly, committed and supportive team
Gain valuable experience and learn new skills
Build confidence and wellbeing
Inspire others to be involved in our work
Want to find out more?
Explore the different ways to volunteer using the links above.
Alternatively, contact us on 0115 924 0800 or volunteering@headway.org.uk to learn more about becoming a Headway volunteer.
Volunteer stories
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Celebrating our Headway shop volunteers - Meet Chloe
We caught up with Chloe from our wonderful Whitchurch shop to talk about the important role volunteers play within Headway.
Read more about Celebrating our Headway shop volunteers - Meet Chloe
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Meet the volunteer - Roger Beattie
Meet Roger Beattie from Manchester, who volunteers at the Headway shop in Sale. Roger was inspired to volunteer for Headway as a way of thanking Headway after sustaining a brain injury in 1982.
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Celebrating our Headway shop volunteers - Meet Natalie
We spoke with Natalie, Manager of our Mapperley shop in Nottingham, about the difference volunteers make every day and why they are such an important part of the Headway community.
Read more about Celebrating our Headway shop volunteers - Meet Natalie
Support our work
We need your help
Every 90 seconds, someone is admitted to a UK hospital with a brain injury. Your donation helps Headway UK provide specialist advice and support to brain injury survivors and their loved ones.
£9
could help fund a Headway Brain Injury Identity Card every month, giving brain injury survivors confidence in social situations and access to the right support.