We are moving! Watch the video to get a sneak peek of the new building, and read on to find out more about our vision for the space, who our new neighbours will be, a short history of the site,…
Every month, Headway Bristol opens its doors to provide a space for survivors of brain injury, their carers and families to share experiences, connect and receive support. The focus is on offering emotional support, practical knowledge and respite to help navigate life…
As Carers Week 2026 begins, we thank the incredible individuals providing vital care and support across our brain-injury community. Carers are often unsung heroes, meeting their responsibilities with dedication. This week – as well as saying thank you – we want to highlight the active, ongoing support we provide for…
Over 330,000 people a year are admitted to hospital with an acquired brain injury (ABI) in the UK – one person every 90 seconds. That number would fill Ashton Gate Stadium more than 12 times over. It’s three times the number of people admitted to hospital for heart attacks…
The Headway community recently came together for an enriching educational session led by Bek, a dedicated volunteer and practising Muslim. The presentation aimed to foster inclusivity and deepen our understanding of Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar. The session provided a…
This Easter, Headway Bristol, a charity supporting adults with acquired brain injuries, was treated to a vibrant display of traditional folk culture when the local troupe Bristol Morris visited for a special performance. Dressed in colourful kits, the dancers filled the Headway Bristol centre with energy, music and atmosphere. Michelle…
The spirit of the Emerald Isle swept through Headway Bristol this St Patrick’s Day as local Irish dancers delivered a stirring performance for the charity’s service users, staff and volunteers. The event, held on 17th March, transformed the centre with music and movement, soft shoes and sequins. The whole day was given…
At Headway Bristol, we know that the creative arts play a vital role in the long-term rehabilitation of those living with brain injuries. This month, the centre’s art sessions have taken on a festive focus as service users begin developing original…
Headway Bristol celebrated International Women’s Day 2026 with a series of activities highlighting the impact of women past and present. The sessions brought together service users, staff and volunteers for activities that sparked conversation, reflection and some light-hearted moments. Millie Holcombe, Activity Coordinator The day opened with a staff presentation outlining the significance of…
As we reach the end of another year, I’d like to take the opportunity to reflect on what we’ve achieved together at Headway Bristol, and to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who continues to support our work. Huw Ponting, Chair of Trustees…
Can your everyday food choices change how much energy you have? What about your emotional well-being, or even your ability to focus? These were just some of the questions that service users at Headway Bristol chewed over during a Food…
At Headway Bristol, we believe the best way to shape our services is by listening to the people who use them. Earlier this year, we carried out two surveys – one for clients attending our centres and another for those…