Latest on brain injury

Theatre has many benefits and children can be totally involved in the experience. We watched Magical Quests put on a show.

The new plan will save up to half a million lives with focuses including maternity and neonatal services, cancer, stroke, learning disability and mental health.

The Children’s Trust's very own super team completed the Superhero Tri on the 18 August.

Last night’s programme investigated uses of cannabis and how it is stopping one boy’s life threatening epileptic seizures.

Study finds recreational sports are more likely to cause serious head injuries in children than contact sports.

Theme parks are becoming more inclusive. As part of our Summer Series, we’re looking at fun days out around the UK.

A pilot music therapy study results in happier moods for all acquired brain injury patients involved

Mum, whose daughter is in a wheelchair, created the Wheelie Gang to give her the experience she was missing at school.

Summer holiday season is here so we’re looking at beach access and facilities on offer.

Disability awareness among travel and holiday specialists is increasing and facilities are being updated and improved to be more accessible.