We see you
We see you aims to raise awareness of the impact that isolation and loneliness can have on brain injury survivors and their families. It explores how the symptoms of brain injury can affect your ability and desire to see friends and family.
Raising awareness
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On a good day
On a good day focuses on the hidden and fluctuating nature of brain injury The impact of brain injury can be devastating and lifelong. Day to day, hour to hour, the symptoms of a brain injury can vary and change wildly.
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A life re-written
A life re-written will be a campaign that illustrates how brain injury can affect anyone at any time, focussing particularly on how it throws plans into disarray, changes life goals, and even the sense of who we are.
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Every 90 seconds
This campaign focuses on a powerful statistic: every 90 seconds, someone in the UK is admitted to hospital with a brain injury.
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Supporting you
Supporting you -
Your stories
Your stories -
I want to help
I want to help
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.