Welcome to "Our Team" page! Here, you'll find everything you need to know about the people behind Headway Norfolk and Waveney. We are passionate about what we do, and we want to share our story with you. Get to know our team, learn about our values and vision, and discover what makes us unique.
Headway Norfolk and Waveney's Norwich HQ Team is composed of passionate and experienced professionals committed to supporting individuals impacted by brain injury. Led by CEO Michael Kitching, the team brings together a wealth of knowledge in healthcare, therapy, rehabilitation, fundraising and external relations, with the common goal of providing innovative and inspiring support to aid in clients' recovery journey.
This team takes responsibility of Norwich and South Norfolk. They provide one-on-one support to clients, develop individual care plans, facilitate group activities and events, and coordinate with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive support. These dedicated professionals bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their work, helping clients navigate the challenges of life after a brain injury with compassion, empathy, and a commitment to excellence.
This team takes responsibility of Great Yarmouth and Waveney. They provide one-on-one support to clients, develop individual care plans, facilitate group activities and events, and coordinate with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive support. These dedicated professionals bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their work, helping clients navigate the challenges of life after a brain injury with compassion, empathy, and a commitment to excellence.
This team takes responsibility of King's Lynn and Breckland. They provide one-on-one support to clients, develop individual care plans, facilitate group activities and events, and coordinate with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive support. These dedicated professionals bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their work, helping clients navigate the challenges of life after a brain injury with compassion, empathy, and a commitment to excellence.
This team takes responsibility of North Norfolk and Broadland. They provide one-on-one support to clients, develop individual care plans, facilitate group activities and events, and coordinate with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive support. These dedicated professionals bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their work, helping clients navigate the challenges of life after a brain injury with compassion, empathy, and a commitment to excellence.
The Acquired Brain Injury Connections (ABIC) project is funded by the Community Lottery Fund. It is designed to raise awareness of the causes of brain injury and the effects it has on peoples lives.
