Survivor Stories
It happened one day….
'A Hidden Community'
A film revealing the impact of ABI on Headway Cardiff survivors and families
Events
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Events
  • SPaCE Spouse and Partner Carer Evening
    23/05/2013 - 23/05/2013
    Do you need space to talk? The SPaCE group is for...
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  • Rookwood Carers Evening
    29/05/2013 - 29/05/2013
    This is a meeting for the family and friends of...
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  • 20th Anniversary BBQ
    08/06/2013
    CALLING ALL HEADWAY MEMBERS PAST & PRESENT!   Come along and help...
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Welcome to Headway Cardiff

Over the last thirty years the number of people living with the effects of an acquired brain injury has increased dramatically.

More people are surviving brain injuries owing to the advances in medical knowledge and surgical techniques.  Survivors of a brain injury generally have a normal life expectancy.  This means that there are an ever-increasing number of people living with the long-term effects of brain injury.

It is estimated that across the UK there are over 500,000 people (aged 16-74) living with disabilities as a result of brain injury.

Headway Cardiff was established nearly 30 years ago to provide support to survivors and their families and to help them cope with the often devastating changes that occur following brain injury.


We hope that you find the information on our website helpful, but if you would like any more information or have any questions, please contact us on:

Tel: 029 20577707or info@headwaycardiff.org