Every Child
Every Family
THANK YOU!
Together, you have helped us raise over £57,000 for our Every Child, Every Family campaign.
This money will help us support more families nationwide, providing vital hours of support to families affected by childhood acquired brain injury.
If you wanted to donate but missed the opportunity, you still can…
HOW WE HELP
When a child acquires a brain injury it can have a devastating affect on all the family. Every year thousands of families are left without any support and often feel alone with nowhere to turn to.
We are here to support families and professionals working with children and young people who find themselves in need of information about what’s happened and how to cope. We are here to listen and to help with practical and emotional issues which may arise over time.
We work in Hospitals, Schools and in the community and are able to offer face to face meetings, phone and email support.
If you are an English Language Learner, please contact us for support with translation of our website and information – email info@cbituk.org.
OUR CAMPAIGNS
The Child Brain Injury Trust has two main campaigns throughout the year. The first one is Action for Brain Injury Week, which takes place each May.
We also run our Autumn Safety Campaign, ‘GloWeek’ (formerly “Be Seen, Not Hurt”) in the week surrounding the clocks changing.
We are also running an ‘Early Years’ campaign – more information to follow
EVENTS
Please take a look at our events, here you will find upcoming Family events, Information & Learning opportunities and even book on to your next fundraising challenge!
Dartmoor Ruins Walk - Dartmoor Letterboxing
Leeden Tor Car Park, Newton Abbot
Wednesday, October 23 2024 - Monday, March 31 2025
All Day
NEWS
Here you will find our latest blog posts and updates from the charity.
CHILD BRAIN INJURY TRUST
Today the Child Brain Injury Trust is the leading voluntary sector organisation providing emotional and practical support, information and learning opportunities for families and professionals affected by childhood acquired brain injury across the UK.