During very uncertain times, Headway Nottingham makes a move that will save money and boost another local charity in the process. Read more
A life of lockdown? will focus on social isolation after brain injury, a problem we know has been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Action for Brain Injury Week will this year run from 17-23 May. Read more
A 44-year-old former Intensive Care Nurse from Bilborough is supporting Headway's Action on Brain Injury Week campaign, 'A life in lockdown?', to reduce loneliness amongst people with disabilities after a freak accident left her feeling completely isolated. Read more
Headway Nottingham is always looking for innovative new activities for it's members and we struck metaphorical gold when we teamed up with Breathe Arts Health Research to provide "Magic for Memory" online sessions. Read more
Do you have a few hours each week to offer your expertise to a small local charity working hard to improve the lives of some of the most marginalised people in our community? If so, you could be the perfect fit for Headway Nottingham. Read more
All the information you need about Headway Nottingham's service re-opening after the Christmas break and what support is available to you during Christmas closure Read more
Headway Nottingham's Christmas Raffle raised £216! Huge thanks to everyone who took part this year and has supported us to continue our vital work. Read more
Local business from the BNI networking community have shown their support for local people with brain injuries by wearing their Christmas Hats for Headway Read more
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Your chance to win a Body Shop hamper worth over £140! But be quick, the winner will be drawn next Monday 30th November! Read more
An Amazon bestselling poetry anthology, written by a client of Headway Nottingham, is available this Christmas. Proceeds from book sales will be donated back to the charity that worked with the author to rebuild her talent and confidence after she suffered a brain injury. Read more
Headway Nottingham's response to January's lockdown announcement. What's happening and how does it effect you? Read more
ABI Week 2020 has begun with 'Memory loss: A campaign to remember', aiming to raise awareness of the ways in which memory problems can affect people with brain injuries and their families. It explores the impact of memory on relationships, recovery and returning to work. Read more
More than half of people with brain injuries have lost access to rehabilitation services as a result of lockdown measures and now fear for their futures, according to a study published by the national charity, Headway - the brain injury association. Read more
The team at Headway Nottingham is jumping for joy at the news that their COVID-adapted support services have received a much-needed financial boost from the Coronavirus Community Support Fund, distributed by The National Lottery Community Fund. Read more
The fabulous team at nursing and care company, VP Forensic are leading the way in raising smiles and much-needed funds for Headway Nottingham! Read more
Flame UK, the Colwick-based facilities management company has announced its decision to support Headway Nottingham as its Charity of the Year. Read more
All the information you need about Headway Nottingham's centre re-opening hours and what support is available to you while we're closed for Christmas. Read more
The British Association of Dramatherapists’ Charity (BADth Charity) is delighted to announce that Headway Nottingham has been successful in its bid for funding to employ a Dramatherapist to enhance rehabilitation services. Read more
Business networking is a lively affair in West Bridgford. We're grateful to BNI Castle for supporting Hats for Headway Day with typical enthusiasm and energy! Read more
Headway Nottingham was supported by the talented local business people attending Networking @ Nottingham Playhouse this May! The generous bunch wore their Hats for Headway as the coffee flowed and business relationships flourished! We are grateful to every local business person who took the plunge and got involved and to Shamshad Walker Marketing for organising the event. Read more
Rushcliffe's new Mayor, Councillor Christine Jeffreys has chosen Headway Nottingham as one of her two chosen charities of the year! Read more
Headway Nottingham is calling for greater understanding and awareness of the hidden effects of brain injury on the back of a new study showing that those living with the extreme effects of fatigue are being unfairly treated. Read more
Our Easter Raffle has been drawn and serendipitously, Bennet Bunny is going home with Headway Nottingham's littlest and most tuneful supporter! Read more