That this House welcomes the launch of a volunteer-led branch of Headway in North East Fife on 6 March 2025; acknowledges that Headway is a charity who promote the understanding of all aspects of brain injury and provide information, support and services to survivors, their families and carers; notes that Headway also campaigns to reduce the incidence of brain injury; celebrates the important work that Headway does; and thanks them for their work assisting people with brain injuries to return to community living.

That this House welcomes the launch of a volunteer-led branch of Headway in North East Fife on 6 March 2025; acknowledges that Headway is a charity who promote the understanding of all aspects of brain injury and provide information, support and services to survivors, their families and carers; notes that...

That this House recognises the dedication of Julia and Clive Davies for 35 years of volunteering with Headway Swansea, a voluntary non-professional charity which provides support to brain injury survivors, their families and carers; commends their compassion and commitment over the decades making a life-changing difference to brain injury survivors and their families in the Swansea area; remembers and celebrates the life of Julia and Clive's son, who suffered a brain injury in 1989 and is no longer with us; celebrates the couple's dedication to supporting brain injury survivors in their community through organising monthly social evenings to support people affected by brain injuries and setting up Headway Swansea’s afternoon activities group; further commends Julia and Clive’s work supporting members on visits to doctors, Citizens Advice, solicitors and other professional bodies, Clive’s work in supporting patients and Morriston Hospital TBU with gardening rehabilitation within hospital grounds, and Julia’s role as a secretary of Headway offering substantial support to brain injury survivors and their families; notes the significant funds raised by them over the years to support Headway Swansea; welcomes recognition for their achievements from Headway Swansea; and further recognises the work of local independent Headway charities and volunteer-led branches across Wales and the rest of the UK, including Headway Swansea, and all the work they do support everyone affected by brain injury

That this House recognises the dedication of Julia and Clive Davies for 35 years of volunteering with Headway Swansea, a voluntary non-professional charity which provides support to brain injury survivors, their families and carers; commends their compassion and commitment over the decades making a life-changing difference to brain injury survivors...

That this House supports Brain Injury Awareness Week, from 14th to 20th March; welcomes the National Service Framework for Long-term Medical Conditions, which recognises the importance of early and specialist rehabilitation for brain injury survivors, the need for continuing community support through organisations such as Headway and the key role played by families and carers; and encourages health and social care providers to plan for early implementation of the quality requirements set out in the NSF.

That this House supports Brain Injury Awareness Week, from 14th to 20th March; welcomes the National Service Framework for Long-term Medical Conditions, which recognises the importance of early and specialist rehabilitation for brain injury survivors, the need for continuing community support through organisations such as Headway and the key role...

That this House congratulates Headway, the brain injury association, for organising Brain Injury Awareness Week, which is taking place between 14th and 20th March; notes that the theme for this year's event is ageing carers, since many carers are the parents of a brain injury sufferer; further notes that people who sustain such an injury are frequently between the ages of 15 to 29 and will still have a normal life expectancy; recognises, in the light of this, that the provision of health care for a brain injury sufferer is a deep concern, particularly for ageing parents; and further congratulates the local branches of Headway, numbering more than 100, who will be organising events across the country such as receptions with their local honourable Members to raise funds and generate awareness of brain injuries.

That this House congratulates Headway, the brain injury association, for organising Brain Injury Awareness Week, which is taking place between 14th and 20th March; notes that the theme for this year's event is ageing carers, since many carers are the parents of a brain injury sufferer; further notes that people...

That this House supports the work of organisations, including Rehab UK and Headway, that run successful support and vocational programmes to help people who are living with an acquired brain injury get back to work, thereby increasing their social independence and quality of life; believes that there must be improved co-ordination between local agencies and the Government departments; and urges the Government to undertake a review of the provision of acquired brain injury rehabilitation services within the UK in order to ensure a better and seamless provision of services.

That this House supports the work of organisations, including Rehab UK and Headway, that run successful support and vocational programmes to help people who are living with an acquired brain injury get back to work, thereby increasing their social independence and quality of life; believes that there must be improved...

That this House supports Brain Injury Awareness Week, from 15th to 21st March; congratulates Headway, the brain injury association, on its 25th Anniversary; notes that in a recent survey of more than 300 Headway members the main concerns raised were poor quality of life, lack of respite for carers, lack of understanding of the complex effects of brain injury, and lack of brain injury services, particularly in the community; and calls on the Government to ensure that the condition receives due attention in the forthcoming National Service Framework for long-term medical conditions.

That this House supports Brain Injury Awareness Week, from 15th to 21st March; congratulates Headway, the brain injury association, on its 25th Anniversary; notes that in a recent survey of more than 300 Headway members the main concerns raised were poor quality of life, lack of respite for carers, lack...

That this House supports the work of organisations including Rehab UK and Headway that run successful support and vocational programmes to help people who are living with an acquired brain injury get back to work, thereby increasing their social independence and quality of life; believes that there must be improved co-ordination between local agencies and government departments; and urges the Government to undertake a review of the provision of acquired brain injury rehabilitation services within the UK in order to ensure a better and seamless provision of services.

That this House supports the work of organisations including Rehab UK and Headway that run successful support and vocational programmes to help people who are living with an acquired brain injury get back to work, thereby increasing their social independence and quality of life; believes that there must be improved...