The classroom and education are critical for all developing young people. When a pupil is returning to the classroom after an acquired brain injury, knowing how to best support their needs is imperative. A new resource is here to help.
The Children’s Trust has produced a special easy to follow recipe book, developed by children and rehabilitation therapists, for the whole family to enjoy.
This Brain Injury Awareness Week, The Children’s Trust talk about concussion and the short and long term impact it can have on children and families.
Comedian, actor and author of multiple children’s books, David Walliams took time out of his schedule to entertain children living with a disability.
Cooking is a positive experience that can bring families together to create a delicious meal, and it can be made easily accessible for all to enjoy.
One of the most powerful organs in our body: the brain. It controls our movement, thoughts, feelings and makes us who we are. Acquiring a brain injury can turn lives upside down, for the person directly affected and their carers. However, there is life after brain injury.
One of the most powerful organs in our body: the brain. It controls our movement, thoughts, feelings and makes us who we are. Acquiring a brain injury can turn lives upside down, for the person directly affected and their carers. However, there is life after brain injury.