Community neuro rehab

A new partnership is harnessing the power of football to help increase support for people living with brain injuries and other neurological conditions. 

The UK’s City of Culture is seizing the power of music to increase its support for people in the community living with dementia. 

An organisation established in response to the lack of community-based brain injury support is now helping to change the reality for survivors across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. 

Twenty groups of MPs are calling on the Government to increase access to speech and language therapy (SLT), which is “crucial to reducing present and future risks”. 

Specialist neurological care provider Sue Ryder is looking to increase its community support in the South East of England to add valuable new provision in the area amidst unprecedented demand for resources. 

An online exercise group which offers specially-devised classes for people with neurological conditions has marked its first anniversary by winning national recognition for its work. 

Brain injury survivors can now access digital information from their GPs to help increase the levels of support and signposting currently available through a new partnership. 

A new gallery has been opened to display the artwork of people living with brain injury, after more survivors than ever before turned to art during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Becoming one of a tiny number of businesses nationally to secure IiP Platinum status at the first time of assessment, Ariya Neuro Care is proud of its role in delivering outstanding care to ABI service users while also helping to raise the bar for health and social care workers. NR Times meets the company keen to push the boundaries of excellence

A national initiative has been launched to help increase the support, advice and resources for families affected by acquired brain injury (ABI).