Inactive
learning difficulty
sensory impairment
brain injury
stages following the onset of serious
injury pathway
Finances:
Objects:
a) to relieve people within the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland who have disabilities without distinction of age, sex, race or political, religious or other opinions - a person with a disability is defined as any person who has a physical or learning difficulty, a sensory impairment, acquired brain injury, mental health problems or who has a long-term illness - by the following means:- providing emotional and practical support, information and advice to family members and carers of people in the early stages following the onset of serious physical or mental disability and throughout the injury pathway; and by- providing services to enable those who have disabilities to function as independently as possible in all aspects of daily living and in the wider community.b) the advancement of medical research for the public benefit in particular in the study in the field of brain injury and disorders and related fields of enquiry. c) the advancement of education for the public benefit in particular but not limited to raising awareness, public knowledge and understanding of and in the subject of brain injuries in such ways and by such charitable means as the trustees think fit.
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