Finances, time and emotional strain are just some concerns parents and carers have about legal action over a brain injury – read our Q&A on serious injury with solicitors Irwin Mitchell.
Comedian Adam Hills MBE, Ambassador of The Children’s Trust, has published his first novel, Rockstar Detectives.
This year’s theme is Growing Together – we’re sharing tips and resources for children and parents and carers.
In a recent podcast with Elizabeth Day, musician, author and broadcaster Clemmie talks about the challenges after an AVM rupture in January 2020.
Online gallery goes live showing how different living with brain injury and neurodisability can be for every family.
Festive TV shows see Jenni Falconer and David Walliams raise over £65,000 for The Children's Trust
Inside Out, the Disney Pixar film about a child’s memories, plays a role in helping children and their families understand more about how the brain works.
It’s been a difficult year, but we’ve shared some brilliant blogs, news stories and advice about brain injury. Here are some of our highlights.
'A Freak Accident', by Nicola Leyland, tells her son Isaac’s story following his ABI at the age of eight.
Young people Mikail, Megan and Finn, and music therapists Claire and Sophie, celebrate the day and its theme ‘Share your emotion’.
