News and campaigns
This section keeps you up-to-date with the latest news from Headway and in the field of brain injury, as well as our campaigns to raise awareness and reduce incidence of brain injury.
Explore the links below to find out more:
News
Stay up-to-date with all the latest brain injury-related news and stories from Headway.
Find out moreCampaigns
Get involved with our campaigns to increase awareness and reduce incidence of brain injury.
Find out moreOn a good day
On a good day focuses on the hidden and fluctuating nature of brain injury
Find out moreEvery 90 seconds
We focus on a powerful statistic: every 90 seconds, someone in the UK is admitted to hospital with a brain injury.
Find out moreBudget for brain injury
Headway and other charities are calling on the Chancellor to allocate funding to support the implementation of the strategy. Will you support our campaign too?
Find out moreCarbon monoxide poisoning
CO exposure can lead to hypoxic brain injury. This section explains what CO poisoning is, its symptoms, treatment and how to prevent it.
Find out moreSee the hidden me
'See the hidden me' raises awareness and understanding of the often misunderstood symptoms of a brain injury, and work to alleviate the challenges, and frustrations, survivors face.
Find out moreConcussion Aware
At Headway, we want to ensure that everyone is able to enjoy sport, while being better protected from the risks of concussion.
Find out moreMemory Loss: A campaign to remember
Raising awareness of the ways in which memory problems can affect brain injury survivors and their families.
Find out moreBrain Drain: Wake up to fatigue!
Through our Brain Drain campaign, we aim to give a voice to those affected, helping to raise awareness and break the stigma of brain injury-related fatigue.
Find out moreCycle safety
We are passionate about promoting safe cycling, while supporting calls to make it safer for people of all ages to take to their bikes and get pedalling.
Find out moreRight First Time
The Right First Time campaign is calling on the government to bring in changes to the disability benefit assessments which currently fail a large number of brain injury survivors and their families.
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