We all need something to focus on at the moment, how about this… Let’s try to be thankful for the good things, try not to focus on our limitations or what we cannot do. There are lot’s of things to be happy for, our friends, family, carers even our gardens and the lovely weather. Stay […]
We are all offering support during these difficult times. Hull City Council has launched a Hull Helpline to support vulnerable residents impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Hull City Council has launched a Hull Helpline to support vulnerable residents impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. The helpline has been set up for those who may have no […]
How did you all do… This will prove how much of a Soap addict you are. Audrey Roberts Ken Barlow Candice Stowe Martin Platt Tyronne Dobbs Betty Turpin Brian Tilsley Hayley Cropper Albert Tatlock Mavis Riley Les Battersby Alma Baldwin Jim Macdonald Sally Webster Reg Holdsworth Tell us how many you got right!
Let’s see how you did… If you have any questions, or want to tell us how well you did, contact us on 07395 571398 or by email at hey@headwayhumber.org.uk We love to hear from you all! WINTER QUIZ – answers 1.What is frostbite? Frozen body tissue 2.When the weather is extremely cold and dry, snow […]
What a better way to keep you entertained during the current lockdown than a little mind teasing Quiz. Here is a ‘cold’ quiz to start you all off. No cheaters… 1.What is frostbite? Low body temperature Frozen body tissue The car won’t start because it’s too cold The windows are frozen shut 2.When the weather […]
Remember even though we cannot hold our usual monthly meetings we are here to support you all in exactly the same way. We are happy to call you for a chat, about anything. We can talk about any issues you may have, support you need, how you are coping, the weather or even what your […]
Recent guidance from the UK government on managing Covid-19 (Coronavirus) infections will see many brain injury survivors, their families and friends self-isolating in order to control spreading of the disease as much as possible. While these measures are the most sensible approach, self-isolation can leave people feeling lonely, anxious or frustrated. Furthermore, brain injury survivors […]
As a small group, with a big heart, it is difficult not being able to see everyone at our meetings. We want to let you all know that you have stood by our side to ensure that support is always available to those living with the effects of brain injury, their families and carers. You […]
During these very difficult times it is important that you try to remain active. This will help you both physically and mentally. There are lots of online resources to help us all keep active whilst staying safe in our own homes. If you can use your daily exercise outdoors for a nice walk, jog or […]