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Understanding Dysphagia
After brain injury, some people have swallowing difficulties (dysphagia). Learn more about this condition.
Christmas for Carers
Christmas can be a stressful time for many people for many reasons. For unpaid carers, the challenges of looking after someone, combined with the additional pressures of Christmas, can be extra challenging. Julie King, our Family Support Officer shares her top tips for navigating this time of year.
Carers’ Rights Day 2025
The theme for carers’ rights day is ‘Know your rights, use your rights.’ As a carer, knowing your rights can help you feel confident asking for what you need, as well as challenging things when your rights are not being met.
Rachel to be recognised at National Award Ceremony
Headway Tyneside is delighted to share that our very own Rachel Lees has been announced as a finalist at Headway’s Annual Awards.
Trustee Board Vacancies
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our Trustee Board: several roles are available. Read more and find out how to apply.
“Decaf by Default!” A simple change that can make a difference
Could you benefit from making a switch to decaffeinated drinks?
Your Personal Roadmap After Brain Injury – My Brain Star
After a brain injury, it can be hard to tell how far you’ve come. My Brain Star makes it easier — showing your progress, step by step, in a way that’s personal to you.
Understanding Benefits Changes
Planned cuts to Personal Independence Payment have been scrapped for now, but changes to Universal Credit are still on the way. Read on for an update from Julie King, Family Support officer
Understanding my brain injury: a free course
Book your place on our highly rated brain injury course this September. Spaces are limited!
Headway Tyneside’s Annual General Meeting, 2025
Headway Tyneside’s 2025 Annual General Meeting Chair report