Events
UKABIF would like to provide a definitive list of all events relating to acquired brain injury so please send details about your forthcoming events to info@ukabif.org.uk - thank you!
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Brain Injury News
22nd May 12
Almost Half of Homeless People Say They Have a Brain Injury
First ever UK study indicates brain injury may contribute to risk of becoming homeless.
Brain injury could affect almost half (48%) of homeless people and may contribute to the risk of people becoming homeless in the first place, says a new study launched today by national charity The Disabilities Trust through its Foundation.
20th May 12
The Children’s Trust has launched a new website The Brain Injury Hub (www.braininjuryhub.co.uk)
The Children’s Trust has launched a new website providing information and support to the parents of children The Brain Injury Hub (www.braininjuryhub.co.uk) draws on the specialist clinical expertise that has been developed at The Children’s Trust in more than 25 years of providing rehabilitation to children with acquired brain injury (ABI).
15th May 12
Headway Carers Survey
A survey of carers for people with brain injury carried out by Headway shows carers urgently need more support. 60% of carers do not feel they have adequate support and only 27% have received a carers assessment. 59% show signs of clinical depression. Read the full article here http://www.headway.org.uk/action-for-brain-injury-week.aspx