We invite all our clients, their family & carers and our supporters and friends to our Seeds of Summer Garden Party.   Saturday 11 June 2016 Read More

Headway Cambridgeshire would like to invite anyone with a brain injury or their family / carer to attend a free workshop. Benefits Entitlement Workshop Monday 6th June 2016 10.00 am – 12.00pm Headway Cambridgeshire Block 10, Ida Darwin Fulbourn Read More

Headway Cambridgeshire asks local sports clubs to ‘be concussion aware’ as part of the annual national campaign, Action for Brain Injury Week 2016. Headway Cambridgeshire, which helps people in the county to rebuild their lives after brain injury, will... Read More

Trail Riders in joint endeavour to raise money for brain injury The Cambridgeshire group of the Trail Riders Fellowship are turning one of their summer events on August 6th into a fund raiser for Headway Cambridgeshire. Colin Pountney, an active member of the Cambridgeshire TRF and a trail riding fanatic, has been riding motorcycles for 35 years. Over the last 2 years Colin has organised a long distance trail ride to the ... Read More

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Headway Cambridgeshire would like to invite anyone with a brain injury or their family and or carer to attend a FREE cognitive strategies workshop. Living with Brain injury – Cognitive strategies We are very fortunate to be able to offer a cognitive strategy and assistive technology workshop in both Wisbech and Fulbourn, delivered by our Headway Occupational Therapists. Both workshops are identical so please book to attend which ever location is most convenient for you. Read More

Do you have an inquisitive mind? Are you a natural detective who knows when to dig deeper and when you’ve exhausted a lead? Are you interested in working with archive materials and photographs, and helping people with brain injuries to make sense of these materials to produce an exhibition? Project Background Looking Back at Making Headway is an exciting new project that will see people with brain injuries working as part of an all-ability group of volunteers uncovering existing mat... Read More

An Occupational Therapist (OT) works with people to enable them to live as independently as possible, and to engage in occupations/activities that promote their health and well-being. Volunteering can be a good way to gain experience if you are thinking of becoming an OT or working in the health field. As a volunteer you will be able to: Develop knowledge of brain injury and how it impacts upon an individual’s daily functioning. Develop skills that improve communic... Read More

Would you be interested in being recorded talking about your experience of brain injury? Would you like your story to become part of the historical record of Cambridgeshire? Headway Cambridgeshire are running an exciting heritage project called ‘Looking Back at Making Headway’. This project involves recording the oral (or spoken) histories of peo... Read More

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who voted for us in this year’s People’s Projects. The results have just been announced, and unfortunately we have not been successful with our bid for up to £50,000 for our Heads Together board game, but our congratulations go to the successful projects. We’re very grateful for your support in voting for us, and the whole process has created a lot of interest in our organisation and generated much pu... Read More