Absolute honour and privilege to have been invited to the Royal Garden party today as one of the representatives of Headway Northumberland to celebrate being awarded the King's Award for Voluntary Service. Proud to support brain injury survivors in Northumberland.
Very proud today to be announced as recipients of the Kings Award for Voluntary Service. Thank you to all our volunteers who ensure we provide invaluable service and support to our members.
Very proud today to be announced as recipients of the Kings Award for Voluntary Service. Thank you to all our volunteers who ensure we provide invaluable service and support to our members.
Lively Diversity, Equity & Inclusion training today in Newcastle with @BRAINBOX_UK trustees and volunteers. Thank you @franmayes & @AC_MedNeg and @IMNewcastle for providing the perfect venue and accommodation and thank you @JohnnyCordon for an interesting and enjoyable session.
The cognitive effects of a brain injury affect the way a person thinks, learns and remembers. You can find out more about the cognitive effects of a brain injury on our website:
https://t.co/gx2GNk5ZMJ
Brain injury can significantly impact on a person's ability to make decisions.
This page gives information on how to help people make their own decisions after brain injury, and gives guidance on how to act on their behalf if they are unable to do so.
https://t.co/FfVf8kqDAo
With the right support and planning, many people do successfully get back to work after brain injury.
Read some strategies that might help here:
https://t.co/Le52QF38vS
Although we may take it for granted, driving is a very complex activity requiring a number of cognitive and physical skills, as well as the ability to co-ordinate these. Any of these skills may be impaired after a brain injury.
https://t.co/hsuzzgJ0G8
Our Brain Drain: Wake up to fatigue campaign showed that almost 90% of brain injury survivors’ lives are negatively affected by ‘pathological fatigue’.
We asked our followers on social media to share what fatigue means to them.
https://t.co/cywaZwwEDH
As with in life in general, accidents and collisions can occur in contact sports – with head injuries commonplace in sports such as football, rugby, hockey and many others.
Find out more about our concussion campaign #concussionaware
https://t.co/38G6jm3cxK
An interesting article about the realities of having a hidden disability: "My disabilities are invisible. I shouldn’t have to prove them to strangers." https://t.co/lLklLW7j6e
The Cumberland News has published an article about Headway North Cumbria member, Adrian Hope. The report tells of Adrian's challenges following being diagnosed with a brain tumour and the support received from @HeadwayUK.
https://t.co/HUezVQSORs