It can happen to anyone at any age

In an instant, life has changed

Rebuilding life after brain injury

At Headway Shropshire, we support people living with brain injury – and the families and carers beside them – every step of the way.

Our mission is to help individuals regain independence, rebuild their lives, and rediscover what’s possible. We understand the life-changing impact of brain injury and offer not just expert guidance, but a sense of community and hope for the future.

If you or someone you love needs support or if you’d like to help us make a difference, please get in touch today.

It can happen to anyone at any age

In an instant, life has changed

How Headway Shropshire can help

From tailored, specialist home support, helping to promote independence and confidence, to discovering a new community at our Headway Hub, Headway Shropshire provides all kinds of services that can be tailored to your needs.

See all our services here

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Specialist One to One Support

Every care plan is unique, because everyone’s needs are unique. Fill out a referral today to get the tailored and expert support you need to help you reach your goals at home.

One to one support service - two Headway Shropshire employees walking down a corridor, one with their arm around the other's shoulders in support.

Specialist One to One Support

Every care plan is unique, because everyone’s needs are unique. Fill out a referral today to get the tailored and expert support you need to help you reach your goals at home.

Exterior of the Headway Shropshire centre in Shrewsbury, showing the main entrance and Headway Shropshire signage.

The Headway Hub

At our newly renovated Headway Hub in Shrewsbury you’ll find expert, person-centred support for adults aged 18+ with acquired brain injuries and neurological conditions.

Members of Headway Shropshire’s Neuro Wellbeing Support Group sitting together and talking in a relaxed group setting.

Neuro Wellbeing Support Group

Come and join our Neuro Wellbeing Support Group hosted by Lorna!

A woman smiling and talking with others during a supportive group conversation.

The Justice Programme

The Justice Programme aims to improve the understanding of brain injuries in the criminal justice system in the UK.

Testimonials

At the core of our work is our clients, and their voices matter the most.

And when it comes to explaining the impact Headway Shropshire can have, our clients say it best, too.

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I like coming here because I meet people, that cheers me up a bit.
I enjoy taking part in some activities but when its noisy with lots of talking I put my headphones on and use my laptop.

I’ve made a lot of friendships here at Headway, I feel people listen to me her. The staff are all good at hearing what I have to say, if I’ve got any problems, they help me to try to resolve them.

If I have any problems at home Headway help me get them fixed and resolved.

I enjoy staff coming to my home to help me with my medication and meal, they are good company, make me feel comfortable which cheers me up.

Headway help me by taking me shopping and encourage and help me to follow my interests, like antiques and boot sales where I buy mad things!

Headway Shropshire Client enjoying the Community Wellbeing Centre and
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Three people sitting together in a lounge area, with a chess board set up on a small table.

Coming to Headway makes me feel better, I get to see my friends and make new ones. Its sound , I love the place.

When I think of Headway I think of friendship, understanding and fun! I really enjoy the arts and crafts, the aromatherapy I love that.

I enjoy socialising, I get a break from my hubby and he gets a break from me.

I look forwards to going to Headway its my day out. I meet new people who become friends.

I enjoy art and we make nice things. We are supported by a lovely team of staff there

Headway Shropshire Client enjoying the Community Wellbeing Centre

People seated around a table during a group activity at Headway Shropshire, including two wheelchair users.

I like coming here because I meet people, that cheers me up a bit.
I enjoy taking part in some activities but when its noisy with lots of talking I put my headphones on and use my laptop.

I’ve made a lot of friendships here at Headway, I feel people listen to me her. The staff are all good at hearing what I have to say, if I’ve got any problems, they help me to try to resolve them.

If I have any problems at home Headway help me get them fixed and resolved.

I enjoy staff coming to my home to help me with my medication and meal, they are good company, make me feel comfortable which cheers me up.

Headway help me by taking me shopping and encourage and help me to follow my interests, like antiques and boot sales where I buy mad things!

Headway Shropshire Client enjoying the Community Wellbeing Centre and
ABICS

Headway Shropshire clients and staff posing together indoors, smiling and raising their hands.

Coming to Headway makes me feel better, I get to see my friends and make new ones. Its sound , I love the place.

When I think of Headway I think of friendship, understanding and fun! I really enjoy the arts and crafts, the aromatherapy I love that.

I enjoy socialising, I get a break from my hubby and he gets a break from me.

I look forwards to going to Headway its my day out. I meet new people who become friends.

I enjoy art and we make nice things. We are supported by a lovely team of staff there

Headway Shropshire Client enjoying the Community Wellbeing Centre

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Headway Shropshire Latest News

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Corporate Partnerships

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As an independent charity, we depend on the generous support of organisations and their employees around the UK to be able to keep providing the support our clients need here in Shropshire.

There’re loads of ways you can help, from fundraising, donating, volunteering and more.

You can make a real difference to people rebuilding their lives after brain injury.

A Personal Mission

“I don’t remember the accident. It left me with all sorts of problems. Lying in the hospital bed, you can curl up and say “oh, damn it”, or you can say “what sort of life can I live now?”.

There was no place for people [with acquired brain injury]. Headway was an excellent way of bringing these people together. It was hard work, but we got the thing going. It’s a central part of their life.

Everyone here is happy.”

Norman Harris
Co-founder of Headway Shropshire

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