Brainkind published a guide explaining how legacy giving supports rehabilitation services for people living with acquired brain injury and other neurological conditions.
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This Remember a Charity Week (7–13 September), we’re asking you to consider leaving a gift to Brainkind in your will. Once you’ve taken care of family and friends, a gif…
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Brainkind
Brainkind is the UK’s leading charity helping people to thrive after a brain injury.
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- Burgess Hill, GB
- Company size
- 501–1,000 employees
About Brainkind
We are the UK’s leading charity helping people to thrive after a brain injury. We provide innovative rehabilitation and ongoing support to ensure life after brain injury can be a life well lived.
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Brainkind highlighted physiotherapists and the difference they make to the people they support on World Physiotherapy Day.
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Brainkind is celebrating physiotherapists on World Physiotherapy Day.
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Brainkind employee Zoey Forrester was shortlisted for the Neurological and Complex Care Awards as a finalist for Manager of the Year.
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