We are hosting a programme at one of our centres in December, specifically for anyone who would benefit from support for a neurological condition or injury, but who doesn’t need full-time support. World Suicide Prevention Day is a day to raise awareness of mental health - with a focus on ‘Creating Hope Through Action’. When Karen Bell received support at one of our centres following a lawnmower accident - which left her with major injuries to her hand - she didn’t realise how much it would benefit her mental health too. Jaspreet Kaur, a Business and Project Support Officer with Surrey FRS, was able to attend our Reset Programme during a difficult time – and that’s all thanks to your regular donations. One of our Jubilee House nurses shares what an average day is like for the team that provides round the clock care, kindness and compassion to beneficiaries with additional needs. (All client names have been changed for confidentiality).
Are you living with a neurological condition or injury?
World Suicide Prevention Day
How your donations help people like Karen with both physical and mental wellbeing
How your donations are helping people like Jaspreet on our Reset Programme
A day in the life of our nursing team
