Brain Injury ID Card
The Headway Brain Injury Identity Card is designed to help the general public, Police and emergency services to more easily identify brain injury survivors and ensure that they receive an appropriate response and support.
The card provides brain injury survivors with added confidence in everyday social scenarios.
Each card is personalised with a photo and the key areas of difficulties the holder may face. Therefore helping the card holder to explain the effects of their brain injury and to request any support they may need.
These are extremely useful in busy situations, on public transport, taxis, in shops, cafes, pubs and banks etc.
If you have proof of a recognised brain injury you can apply for a free card.
Click HERE to go straight to application page. The application is quite a long process, so if you need support, we are happy to help.
Charges and Referral
Read about our charges and how to be referred to Headway Surrey.
Brain Injury Education Workshops
Education workshops aim to help the understanding of how brain injury affects a person’s thinking skills.
Centre Day (Workshops)
Education workshops aim to help the understanding of how brain injury affects a person’s thinking skills.
Coffee Morning Online
This is a FREE SERVICE and is available to anyone with an Acquired Brain Injury.
Counselling Services
A safe space to enable change without judgement where each person can explore and discuss their issues.
Family and Carers Survival Toolkit Course
Family, close friends and carers are important and need their own space and time to deal with the effects of being with and caring for someone with a brain injury.
Friday Friends Drop In
This is a FREE SERVICE and is available to anyone with an Acquired Brain Injury.
One to One Individual or Family Sessions
We offer one to one education sessions on zoom for individuals or family groups to educate and support on individual issues.
Lunch & Learn Professional Talks
We can provide tailored training to your staff or group. This can be a presentation on a particular topic or a question-and-answer session.
Young Persons Group 18-35
We have a range of sessions suitable for young people aged between 18 and 35.
Walking Talking Group
Adults with a brain injury learn about the brain and changes to cognition, fatigue, emotion and communication.
Understanding Brain Injury Course
Adults with a brain injury learn about the brain and changes to cognition, fatigue, emotion and communication.
How you can Help Us
Donate to Headway Surrey
We rely on voluntary donations to continue to provide vital services to brain injury survivors and their families. There are many ways to make a donation
Fundraising
It is surprisingly easy to help raise funding for Headway Surrey.