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The Brainwave Independence Group was founded to provide quality support for people with brain injury and disability. We are a local charity, set up to ensure that the people we support receive the very best to enable them to achieve their full potential.
We currently provide care packages including advocacy, assessment, advice and guidance through a labyrinth of professional services, from benefits, GP services, Day Centre facilities and will soon be offering respite provision.
We have recently opened a centre for community-based activities, offering a supportive environment that provides a rolling programme of activities for people with brain injuries and related disabilities, together with their families and supporters. Our centre, named “The Point”, will be the central hub for the charity and that it will provide an ever-increasing level of services to people who need support.
What We Do
We offer support/advice to people with brain injury, disabilities, their families and support staff in our local community.
Upcoming Events
We work closely with many local organisations and aim to keep our members updated on upcoming events in our local area.
Our Community
Our online community offers a much needed support network, freeing many members from the isolation they once experienced.
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Employment
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I don’t feel alone anymore, coming across this group of people that understand me, has given me the inspiration to carry on. I feel like I am a part of society again!
Being a part of the charity & taking on the responsibility in counting and banking the monies we all raise, gives me a great sense of meaning in my life & feeling important as a person.
I have been given a new lease of life! My ideas are put into practice; I can now make things in the woodwork area despite being paralyzed on my right side. Making new friends & meeting people in the same position as me, is helping me to move forward with my life!
After having my RTA in 2004 being left registered blind/ severe partial sighted, having a brain injury and epilepsy, Brainwave has given me hope that I have a future ahead as I am able to help make deliveries to people who are facing the same challenges as myself. I have been given a new lease of life and quite excited by the things that we are achieving with the charity and community. I love the social interaction as I can meet new people and help others along the way.