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Autumn Statement 2025: what it means for brain injury survivors and Headway charities
No charity exemption from the increased National Insurance contributions introduced in Autumn 2024.
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More local Headway closures ahead of the budget: the chancellor must act now
More local Headway closures ahead of the budget: the chancellor must act now.
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New NICE guideline on brain injury rehabilitation offers ‘clear roadmap for change’
Headway welcomes ambitious new NICE guidance that could transform rehabilitation for people living with acquired brain injury.
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'Investment in vocational rehab vital', Headway tells MPs
Headway UK has responded to a parliamentary committee calling for evidence on employment support for disabled people.
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Health minister responds to Headway’s When Funding Fails report
Minister commits to working with Headway on ABI Action plan.
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Headway sounds the alarm on brain injury funding crisis
Headway’s Chief Executive addressed MPs this week as part of the launch of our new report, “When Funding Fails: The Crisis Facing Brain Injury Charities".
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Government publishes 10-year health plan for England
Headway welcomes the publication of the UK Government’s NHS 10-Year Health Plan for England, including its focus on rehabilitation in the community.
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Headway releases damning report on the devastating impact of funding cuts on brain injury survivors
A new report by the UK’s leading brain injury charity reveals the devastating impact of funding cuts on community services across the UK- and in turn survivors, who are desperately trying to navigate life after brain injury.
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Government welfare reform bill passes amid further concessions
Headway cautiously welcomes concessions made by the UK government as the controversial welfare reform bill passed through parliament yesterday.
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Concerns remain despite Government U-turn on benefits reform
Headway has cautiously welcomed the government’s U-turn on disability benefits reform, while expressing deep concern that new claimants will not receive the help and support they need.
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Response to the Government’s latest welfare reform proposals
Headway has reiterated its concerns that the Government’s proposed changes to welfare benefits will have a devastating effect on those living with brain injury.
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Reaction to the Chancellor’s Spending Review
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has outlined spending plans for the coming years.
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