Providing frontline professional Neuro services,
innovative research and bold campaigning for change.
Speak to a neuroscience nurse today on 0808 808 1000.
It's Stress Awareness Day!
Living with a neurological condition can bring additional pressures and uncertainty.
Read our article from Eva Favva, Head of Services, and explore our breathing and meditation exercises.
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🧠 For #WorldStrokeDay, our volunteer Sarah Luxton shares her experience of having a stroke at 44, highlighting the lasting impact and the importance of patience, understanding and support.
Watch Sarah’s story: https://t.co/criSceRzmz
🧠 12,500–13,000 people are diagnosed with a brain tumour in the UK every year.
This #InternationalBrainTumourAwarenessWeek, read Gavin’s story and explore our brain tumour booklet 💙
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🎨 Join our free online creative session on Friday 30 October, 11am–12.30pm. Explore drama, storytelling and expressive arts with others living with a neurological condition. No artistic experience needed. Places limited to 10.
👉 Register:
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Today marks the start of Free Wills Month. This October, we’re sharing Dorothy & Andrew’s story and how Dorothy’s gift in her Will is helping others affected by neurological conditions. Read their story & find out more about leaving a gift in your Will:
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3 DAYS LEFT! We’ve welcomed our 11th regular giver. Can you help us reach 20? Your first 3 monthly gifts will be doubled through the Big Give.
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We’re so grateful for the support of one of our Big Give regular givers. New regular gifts this September can have their first 3 months doubled.
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We’ve had a few new people join us recently!
Make sure you don’t miss out — sign up to our eNews and receive the latest information about our work, upcoming events, support and resources straight to your inbox.
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🎨 We love seeing what our Neuro Creative group members have been creating over the summer!
“Creative sessions…have given me connection and reassurance when I needed it most.”
Find out more.
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🧠 MYTH VS REALITY
Neurological conditions can affect anyone, and support may be needed long after diagnosis or hospital. We’re challenging common myths and sharing the reality.
Support our Big Give Campaign.
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What do you wish people knew about your neurological condition?
Neurological conditions can affect every part of life, including things others can’t see.
We want to hear from you. Share your experience in the comments — you might help someone else feel less alone.
🧠 Could you help with brain injury research?
Researchers at the University of Southampton are looking for young adults aged 18–25 living with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) to share their experiences in an online interview.
Find out more.
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97% of people who use our Specialist Neuro Helpline say they feel listened to and supported.
Behind that number is a person who may be frightened, waiting for answers or simply looking for someone who understands.
Your regular gift helps us be there.
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New webinar for Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month: Understanding Cognitive Fatigue After Brain Haemorrhage.
Dr Grace Holly explores the often invisible cognitive & emotional impact of brain haemorrhage, including fatigue, adjustment, identity and recovery.
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After a subarachnoid haemorrhage, Louise found support, advice & connection through our peer support group.
This September, new monthly gifts made 1–28 Sept will be doubled for 3 months, powered by Big Give.
Donate today.
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🧠 A quick Big Give update!
We’re now up to 4 new regular givers! 🎉
Regular gifts help us plan for the future and continue providing information, support and specialist services to people affected by neurological conditions.
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🧠 Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month
A brain aneurysm can change a life in an instant. But the questions, uncertainty and need for support can continue long after hospital. Our Neuro Helpline supports people affected by brain aneurysms and other neurological conditions every day.
🎨 We’re looking for two Neuro Creative Resource Hub volunteers!
Help us shape and develop creative resources for people affected by neurological conditions.
Interested? Find out more here.
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