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Headway Essex Launch 2020 Black Tie Ball Headway Essex’s annual black tie event will take place on Friday 6 March 2020 at the beautiful Stoke by Nayland Hotel, situated near Colchester, on the Essex and Suffolk border. Hollywood Glitz and...
Swim, Run, Pub On Saturday 5th October, the Headway Essex fundraising team headed down to Shoeburyness to be a part of an exciting and fun event called Swim, Run, Pub. The event was organised by Headway Essex Trustee, Rob Warren...
Headway Essex to be the primary Colchester Half Marathon beneficiary in 2020 – the event’s 10th Anniversary! On Sunday 29th March 2020, over 4,000 runners will take on the Colchester Half Marathon to raise over £60k directly and over...
Headway Essex Classic Vehicle Show brings crowds to Castle Park Visitors to the Essex Classic Vehicle show in Colchester Castle Park, on Sunday 15th September, were transported back in time, to admire motoring classics of a bygone age. This nostalgic...
South Essex Activity Sessions Up & Running We are pleased to announce that our South Essex Brain Injury Hub, has rolled out various different activity sessions throughout the summer months, to help people to become more independent and confident....
Fundraising for Headway Essex Headway Essex relies on fundraising to provide vital services to brain injury survivors and their families. Hosting your own fundraising event can be a fun and very rewarding thing to do and we are very grateful...
A Long Road to Recovery Merita Isufi’s life changed forever, following a tragic car accident on 4th July 2014. Merita and her son survived the accident, but tragically, her husband and 2 other children did not. Coping with such a...
Returning to Work After a Brain Injury Following even a mild brain injury, daily life can be affected, including employment. Common hidden affects can be fatigue, short-term memory issues and unable to work in a noisy environment. This means, people...
“You would never think about taking your laptop about without putting it in a case. Why would you not do the same for your own brain – the most precious computer you will ever own and for which there are...
