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ABI Week 16th - 22nd May - See The Hidden Me

News Spring 2022 New locations for client sessions in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft coming soon!

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Latest news and insights from Headway Norfolk and Waveney

New project for 2022

Supported by Fosters Solicitors

Action for Brain Injury Week 2022

16th - 22nd May - See The Hidden Me

April 2022

New locations for client sessions in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft coming soon!

Captain Tom 100 Fundraiser

Celebrate Captain Tom’s amazing achievements in a special event over his birthday weekend

Hatch Brenner Solicitors and Headway Norfolk and Waveney collaborate on 2020 Christmas card

Norwich Solicitors Hatch Brenner have collaborated with Headway Norfolk and Waveney, to produce a fantastic Christmas card for their clients and contacts. The artwork for the front of the card, a detailed mural showing Hatch Brenner's long-established location on Theatre Street in Norwich, was produced by Headway volunteer and former client Michael.

ABI Week 2020

Action for Brain Injury Week 2020 This year Action for Brain Injury Week took place from 28the September to the 4th October, focused on Memory loss: A campaign to remember which aimed to raise awareness of the ways in which memory problems can affect brain injury survivors and their families. It explored the impact of memory on relationships, recovery and returning to work.

Sending a little love - Petra Boase

A wonderful small eclectic brand based in the Norfolk Countryside called Petra Boase have created a one of a kind Risograph print with profits going to Headway Norfolk and Waveney.

2020 - Coronavirus Update

The health, social and economic impact of coronavirus, or COVID-19, cannot be understated. At Headway Norfolk and Waveney, we understand that the ever-changing environment, in which social change is happening at an unprecedented pace, is causing significant concern to individuals and families affected by brain injury.

2020 - Winter - King's Lynn

King’s Lynn have a lot of exciting projects starting, recently having began work on the allotment in collaboration with the Norfolk Autistic Society, clients have been enjoying the process of planting fruit and veg, - even when the weather isn’t the best! This year the team have already planted shallots, garlic and rhubarb; with a lot more planned.

2020 - Winter - Gorleston Centre

Clients at the Gorleston Centre have been getting creative and developing new artistic skills. The art group went to the Norfolk Makers Festival which was held at Norwich Forum. They worked with Withy Arts on a textile art project over six weeks. The clients work from this project was on display at the festival and they also got involved in some other creative workshops at the forum.