Meet our Headway Heroes
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Adam Clarke
Completing my life-long dream of running the Brighton Marathon: Adam Clarke
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Pauline
Belfast family raise thousands for Headway - the brain injury association in memory of much-loved partner and dad
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Pat Griffiths
Pat Griffiths, Chair of Trustees for Headway Meirionnydd, shares her experience of volunteering.
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Dawn, Headway Volunteer
There are over 120 Headway groups and branches across the UK, which are all supported by volunteers who give their time generously to support people affected by brain injury.
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Stephen Evans
Stephen Evans has undergone multiple brain surgeries and is now set to tackle London Marathon
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A conversation with... Ian Scott-Logan
After a horrific road traffic collision resulting in an acquired brain injury, a passion for running led Ian to sign up to the TSC London Marathon 2022 in support of Headway.
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Dusty Zeisberger
On 1st December 2022 Dusty Zeisberger will be challenging himself both mentally and physically by running for 24 hours on a treadmill in support of Headway. He is raising vital funds to help us to support people with brain injuries as well as their families. Recently in Dusty’s family, this cause hit home in a big way when his father suffered a fall and experienced a traumatic brain injury.
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A Windy Moment by Nick Fletcher
Nick Fletcher shares his story of recovery after a sustaining an unlikely and severe brain injury on a windy day in 2013. It's been a long journey, but in 2022 Nick joins Team Headway in the TCS London Marathon, raising vital funds to help improve life for other brain injury survivors.
