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At Headway Sussex, we’ve always believed in the transformative power of art therapy for brain injury survivors. Creative activities like painting and drawing help our clients in so many ways—whether it’s boosting their confidence, improving cognitive function, or providing an outlet for emotions that can be difficult to express in words. One such story is […]

We are excited to announce that our Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on Thursday, 28th November 2024, and we warmly invite all our supporters to join us for this important event. The AGM is a time for us to reflect on the progress we’ve made throughout the year, celebrate our collective achievements, and […]

On October 8th, the vibrant city of London served as the backdrop for the much-anticipated Headway UK Networking Day, uniting passionate professionals from Headway branches across the country. This gathering was not just an event; it was a powerful statement of our collective commitment to enhancing the lives of brain injury survivors. A Day of […]

Rehabilitation is a critical component of recovery for individuals with brain injuries and long-term health conditions. It helps people regain their independence, improve their quality of life, and return to work or daily activities. However, for many across the UK, accessing this essential service is far from guaranteed. Rehabilitation has become a postcode lottery, with […]

Urgent Action Needed for Brain Injury Survivors – Support the Budget for Brain Injury Campaign At Headway Sussex, we’ve seen firsthand the life-changing impact that rehabilitation and reablement services have on brain injury survivors and their families. But across the UK, these essential services are under threat, and we’re joining Headway UK in their Budget […]

Why Join a Support Group? 1. Shared Experiences: Support groups provide a unique opportunity to meet others who understand the challenges and triumphs of living with a brain injury. Sharing experiences can foster a sense of belonging and reduce feelings of isolation. 2. Emotional Support: Dealing with a brain injury can be overwhelming. Our groups offer emotional […]