Help a child with brain injury learn to sing through the transformative gift of music therapy
When a child suffers a traumatic brain injury, they can lose the ability to walk and talk, and feel hopeless. But music therapy can have a powerful effect. The brain is always searching for patterns, and those in music can help to create new pathways and connections in the brain for movement and communication, to get around those that have been lost.
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Our Brain Injury Community Service
We've launched a new initiative to provide specialist goal-orientated neurorehabilitation delivered in the child or young person's environment. Watch our video to find out how it works.
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The Children's Trust School
We are able to support children and young people with a wide range of special educational needs including neurodisability and complex learning and medical requirements through day and residential placements.
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For children with brain injury and neurodisability

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Charity ball raises over £95,000 to support children with brain injury
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The Panathlon Challenge comes to The Children’s Trust
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