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We help people with all forms of neurological condition to lead longer, healthier, happier lives

There are more than 600 conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord and nervous system. We champion neurodiversity and provide practical help, emotional support and social activities for every single one.

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Real life stories

We share case studies showing how we've helped our clients to explain what The Brain Charity does, reduce stigma around neurological conditions, champion neurodiversity and fight for a more inclusive society.

Jacob with his mum and dad.

Jacob’s UBE2A story: “Success at tribunal helped us buy our son’s medical equipment” 

Jacob is 5-and-a-half and lives with UBE2A, a rare genetic condition. He was diagnosed at just 20 months old after

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Lindsey’s MS story: “Diagnosis was like falling into a hole – The Brain Charity’s help was life-changing”

Lindsey was diagnosed with MS in October 2020.
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Donna’s story: “My granddaughter was born with a rare brain condition – The Brain Charity’s help was invaluable”

The diagnosis was a huge shock - The Brain Charity provided vital information.
Dominick, who received support from The Brain Charity after experiencing an AVM Info & advice

Dominick’s AVM story: “I thought I was too young to have a stroke at 24 – The Brain Charity motivated me to keep going”

Dominick learned to walk and talk again following 9-hour brain surgery to remove the arteriovenous malformation.
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