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'inspire', our bi-annual magazine, shares all our latest news and inspiring stories, keeping you up-to-date with the children and families we support as well as updates from our staff and volunteers, upcoming events and fundraising activities and ideas on how you can get involved.

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Last updated on 09/02/2024

Every 30 minutes, a child in the UK suffers an accident, injury or illness which causes a brain injury. This adds up to around 40,000 children every year. 

It can affect a child’s ability to move, communicate, hear, see, understand, and interact with the world around them. And as you’ll read in inspire, an injury to the brain can be life changing for both the child and the whole family.

We currently look after around one in four of all UK children with severe brain injuries at our national, specialist centre in Surrey. Everything we do is about giving these children and young people the chance to live the best life possible. 

Whatever you do to support us, you help us change lives every day. We hope you enjoy reading inspire and finding out about the amazing difference you have helped us to make.

Our latest stories

Teddie and his mum Laura enjoying a rehab session

Little Teddie's big wins

After brain surgery stopped his seizures, Teddie came here to start rebuilding his future. Now he is starting to make little wins, that are such big achievements after everything he has been through.

Zac practices coordination with his therapist

Zac is back!

At the age of 16, Zac acquired a brain injury after a ruptured AVM. Now aged 20, Zac wants to inspire others that are in similar situations.

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