The campaign week, which aims to raise awareness of brain injury and give a voice to those affected, will run from 11-17th May 2020. Once again, Hats for Headway Day will be taking place on Friday 15th May. If you would like to organise an fundraising event or raising awareness activity during Action for Brain
Oxford Half Marathon Get your running gear on with Headway Oxfordshire! Have you ever wanted to run a half marathon? Well now is your chance to do just that. The Oxford Half is returning on the 13 October 2019, and you could be joining the Headway Oxfordshire team to raise vital funds for people who
A woman who suffered from a brain injury earlier on this year, when she was diagnosed with a brain infection, is now training to run the London Marathon on 26th April 2020. Amy Gordon, 24, Oxford is running the 26.2 mile-long Marathon for the first time to raise awareness and money for Headway Oxfordshire
Sensory Rehabilitation Garden Project Headway Oxfordshire is officially launching a brand new project to build a Sensory Rehabilitation Garden at our Activity and Rehabilitation Centre in Kennington. It has been a project that we have been wanting to carry out for years. Our Activity and Rehabilitation centre has a garden, which is not currently used
Headway Oxfordshire are thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of both our exciting new website and three new moving and insightful videos around our work. We are just working on the final touches and ensuring that everything is in place for the launch next month. New features will include: an easy referral process, online payments
Our Latest Newsletter Has Landed! Set up your sun lounger, pour yourself a cold fresh orange juice and click the button below to have a read of our Spring/Summer Newsletter. Included: Flashback to recent events in the ARC and beyond, current projects, interesting research on brain injury, ways you can get involved, work and volunteer
Trek overview This trek takes you to a remote section of the Great Wall of China, from Gubeikou to Jinshanling and Simatai. Not only will you trek on the wall itself, meticulously built and restored over thousands of years, but you will also have the opportunity to trek through wild and remote landscapes with distant
