The Name a Neuron Campaign is a key part of our long-term sustainability strategy, creating a meaningful connection between supporters, brain health awareness, and the vital work we deliver within the Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) community.

Creating Value for Supporters

We believe fundraising should be a partnership. In recognition of their support, participants receive:

* A complimentary Brain Health book.
* Recognition on our website and social media channels.
* Regular updates on the impact of their contribution.
* Quarterly newsletters featuring brain health insights, campaign progress, and community stories.

For businesses, the campaign offers more than sponsorship. It provides an opportunity to demonstrate a commitment to employee wellbeing, community impact, and social responsibility.

Corporate supporters gain access to valuable brain health and wellbeing resources that can benefit their teams while helping to meet Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) objectives. By partnering with us, businesses become part of a growing movement that promotes brain health awareness and supports people living with the effects of acquired brain injury.

The focus of the Name a Neuron Campaign is to build a strong base of regular monthly supporters. Unlike one-off fundraising activities, recurring contributions provide a stable and dependable source of income, enabling us to plan ahead, invest in future projects, and respond to the ongoing needs of the ABI community.

Through this long-term initiative, we are creating a sustainable funding model that strengthens our charity’s future while delivering lasting benefits for supporters, businesses, and the people we serve.

A neuron is a brain cell—one of roughly 68 billion in the human brain—that enables it to send and receive messages. Through these neurons, our brain is able to:

- Move our bodies
- Speak and understand words
- Remember people and events
- Think, feel, and make decisions

Every time you take a step, smile at a friend, or remember a favourite song, neurons are working together to make that happen.

When someone has a brain injury, neurons can become damaged or stop communicating properly. This can affect everyday life—things many of us take for granted.

With the right support, therapy, and time, the brain can begin to rebuild pathways and strengthen connections. That’s where Headway Worcestershire comes in—supporting people to reconnect, regain skills, and rebuild confidence after brain injury.

MONDAY - FRIDAY

10am - 3pm

The Mill
Gregory's Mill Street
Worcester
WR3 8BA

MONDAY

9.30am - 2.00pm

Aztec Adventure Centre
(opposite Webbs)
Upton Warren
Bromsgrove
B61 7ER

MONDAY

9.30am - 2.30pm

Wallace House
Community Centre
Oat Street
Evesham
WR11 4PJ

THURSDAY

10.00am - 3.00pm

Areley Kings Village Hall
Areley Common
Astley Cross
Stourport
Worcestershire
DY13 0NB

ABOUT US

Registered Charity Number 702490

Company Registration Number 02443464 (England and Wales)

Affiliated to Headway – the brain injury association
Registered Charity Number 1025852

CONTACT

Headway Worcestershire
The Mill, Gregory’s Mill Street
Worcester WR3 8BA

Telephone: 01905 729729
Email: enquiries@hwtl.org.uk

LINKS

Subscribe to our Newsletter for all the latest news.