There is still time for charities supporting people affected by brain and spinal injury to put their work in the spotlight, but the deadline is fast approaching.
Sponsored by Slater and Gordon, the award recognises charities making a meaningful difference to people living with neurological illness or injury, as well as the families and carers supporting them.
Shine a light on your charity’s impact
Charities play a vital role in supporting people through rehabilitation, recovery and the challenges of everyday life following neurological illness or injury.
The Charity of the Year Award aims to recognise organisations delivering this essential support, particularly those finding innovative and proactive ways to sustain and grow their work while keeping service users at the heart of their activities.
If your charity has developed new approaches, strengthened its services or continued to make a difference to the people it supports, entering the awards offers an opportunity to share those achievements with the wider neuro-rehab community.
About the sponsor
Slater and Gordon is one of the UK’s largest and well-known law firms.
Our mission is to provide people with easier access to top-tier legal services.
With over 90 years’ experience, our reputation is built on the successes of our people.
We are experts in: Personal Injury Law, Abuse Law, Employment Law, Wills and Probate Law, Military Law, Clinical Negligence and Family Law.
Recognition beyond the awards
Winners in each category will receive a physical award and an interview with an NR Times journalist.
Both winners and shortlisted entrants will also benefit from coverage across the NR Times website, social media channels and newsletter.
For charities, this provides an opportunity to raise awareness of their work, celebrate their teams and highlight the difference their services make to people affected by neurological illness or injury.
Enter before 30 October
There is no entry fee for the Charity of the Year Award, making it free for eligible charities to put themselves forward.
Enter the NR Times Awards 2026 here.
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