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Following advice it has been decided to close the Headway Centre until further notice. As many of our members are vulnerable we are taking this action as a precautionary measure. The situation will continue to be reviewed and members advised.
We apologise to members for this closure but are sure that they will understand the need to keep people safe
Headway Jersey provides free support, information and services to people with a brain injury, their families and carers. There are many people living in Jersey who have a brain injury.
Each of our service users have individual needs. It is with that in mind that we have developed a diverse range of physical and cognitive rehabilitation programmes to meet as many needs as possible.
Life can change so suddenly when a person is diagnosed with a brain injury. Brain injuries can range from the seemingly minor, to a life threatening condition with far reaching consequences.
Are you living with or have you recently suffered a brain injury? Has someone you know been affected by one? CLICK HERE to get in touch with Headway Jersey today
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Aphasia is common following a brain injury, which can then greatly affect the injured person with their communication. This in turn has a significant impact with their personal relationships and when returning to work. We're here to help you understand. #jerseyci #braininjury
Brain Injury Jargon Busters
Aphasia (dysphasia): Difficulty understanding or expressing language as a result of damage to the brain.
Our new series of jargon busters help to demystify the medical terms around brain injury. Full glossary on our website: https://www.headway.org.uk/about-brain-injury/further-information/common-brain-injury-terms/
A Brain Injury can affect anyone at any age. At Headway Jersey we're here to help.
Lucie Bell had big plans to graduate from her university course and land her dream job in marketing, but following a subarachnoid haemorrhage in 2006, everything was put on hold – including her education.
Read her story: https://www.headway.org.uk/about-brain-injury/individuals/brain-injury-and-me/lucie-bell/
