Charity Resources
Our charity page
If you or a family member has experienced a serious traumatic brain injury, it can be difficult knowing where to turn to in order to find the right help. We hope that our web pages provide a useful start. For more information and advice, you'll find that several relevant charities have websites that include resources dedicated to helping people in your situation - listed b elow.
From time to time, we as a business give charitable donations. We did so to support the beleaguered people of Ukraine, via the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal
of the Disasters Emergency Committee. And on a more local level we've made several donations and sponsored individuals in their money raising efforts, including to
Dr Liz Iveson
who ran the London Marathon this year to raise money for
Brain Research UK, and to Louise Jenkins for her 100k June Challenge for
Day One Trauma Support.
Also, our co-founder
Jane Paige
has been volunteering at the
Food and Community Trust.
The charity runs food banks and offer other
community support across Sheffield,
and Jane has been assisting them
with their safeguarding.
Headway is a UK-wide charity that aims to improve the lives of people with brain injury.
You'll find lots of good and reliable information on the types and effects of brain injury, plus a free telephone or email helpline.
It also has a wide range of booklets to help you further understand brain injury.
For over 40 years now, SIA has specialised in helping people with spinal cord injuries.
It concentrates on providing targeted information and support, campaigning and educational help.
The website is busy with lots of useful information and suggestions.
Seeking to provide help across the broad range of brain and spinal injury - the foundation identifies over 470 neurological disorders - and publishes advice booklets on 'Brain Tumour' and 'Head Injury'.
The charity advocates early intervention and diagnosis in brain injury cases and also runs a helpline.
The Epilepsy Society is the leading charity for epilepsy research and support.
The website is full of information and advice specific to epilepsy, including targeted advice for parents, carers and teachers.
It offers a good range of downloadable factsheets on many aspects of epilepsy.
Specialising in all aspects of brain injuries in children, the Child Brain Injury Trust has lots of relevant information and resources.
You'll find advice and info aimed at parents and siblings too, plus targeted resources relating to schooling and e-learning, courses and events, and helpful listings by region of the country.
Another well-respected charity - this time working towards safer streets and better rights for the victims of road accidents - Brake aims to raise awareness of road accidence and their impacts on victim's lives.
It also offers information and support related to road safety, especially for anyone involved in road traffic accidents.