We are experts in providing community based rehabilitation and support to people with acquired brain injury – whether they have had the condition from early childhood, or have acquired it much later in life, through an accident or illness.
We work in partnership with clinical partners and specialist units – such as the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust – to provide community based support. We aim to help you build, or regain, your independence.
If you have acquired your brain injury in later life, we will work closely with you, and the people who are important to you, to help you adjust to a new way of life. We understand that you and those around you may experience strong feelings of grief and loss and we will support you to cope with the changes in your life.
We know that as a result of your injury, your skills, and therefore the level of support you need, may vary from day to day. We will work with you to design a person-centred support plan that meets your unique requirements, in the way that suits you best.
We will also work with you to investigate the use of assistive technology and other tools which could help you live a more independent life.
