Tag: brain injury

John 2.0

I am 58 years old, born and bred in Luton. I always wanted to become an engineer, but there were not that many opportunities when I was leaving school, so instead I became a mechanic with the view it was only temporary. Forty-two years later, I am still a mechanic! In 1986 I was one of the first employees at…

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Headway Luton t-shirts for sale.

Our popular and colourful Headway Luton t-shirts are now back in stock. They are available in pink, blue, green and new for this year, we have added orange for those who want to show their support for Luton Town Football Club whilst also promoting Headway! If you would like to buy one, contact staff at the centre or email annika.coughlin@headwayluton.com…

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New monthly drop-in for carers

Does your friend or family member use our services? If so, come along to our new monthly drop-ins for carers of people who have survived a brain injury. We will be open on Saturday 6th April 10am-1pm for our first session where you can meet other carers and get advice and guidance on a range of topics. No need to…

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Way of the Roses cycle challenge

Richard, Jason, Ken and Carl with support from General Manager Stephen from Gist Ltd were the team behind a massive cycling challenge in aid of The Hospice of St Francis, Headway Luton and Headway UK. They completed the Way of the Roses cycling route. The cycle route is a 170-mile (274 km) journey that starts in Morecambe Bay, winds its…

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