What’s the big news?
We’re now on Vinted!
Selling online allows us to reach a much larger audience, attract new supporters and extend the lifespan of quality second hand items. It’s a simple and sustainable way for people across the UK to support us—even if they don't have a Headway UK shop nearby.
Why have we joined Vinted?
We’re always looking for new ways to broaden our reach and make the best use of our donated stock.
Vinted gives us a flexible, convenient platform to connect with more shoppers and raise additional funds to support people living with the effects of brain injury. Moving into online resale felt like a natural next step for our retail operation.
Why shop with Headway UK on Vinted?
Buying from our Vinted shop is a great way to find high-quality second-hand items at affordable prices while supporting a vital cause. Every purchase helps fund our work with people affected by brain injuries.
Shopping pre-loved is also a more sustainable choice—and Vinted's easy-to-use platform makes browsing and buying simple from wherever you are.
How to visit the Headway UK Vinted shop
1. Download the Vinted app - available on iOS, Android or visit the Vinted website.
2. Search for "HeadwayUKShop" to find our page.
3. Browse our listings for quality second-hand clothing and accessories.
4. Make a purchase using Vinted's secure payment and shipping options.
5. Support a great cause – every sale helps fund our work supporting people and families affected by brain injuries.
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