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Event: Next ABIL Conference – Improving the Pathway after Brain Injury

At the next conference, there will be presentations on: • the role of neuro navigators in London; • the commissioner’s perspective; • Headway…

Irwin Mitchell Sep 13, 2016 ...more info

Event: Next UKABIF Annual Conference: From Surviving to Thriving with Brain Injury

The programme will look at the consequences of increased survival after acquired brain injury over the past decade. It will…

The Royal Society of Medicine Nov 14, 2016 ...more info

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Latest News, Views and Articles

New report estimates that traumatic brain injury costs £15 billion a year in the UK

A new report by the Centre for Mental Health – ‘Traumatic brain injury and offending. An economic analysis’ – points…

ABIL June 2016 Conference: Research and Brain Injury – Making a Difference

Positive feedback was received from delegates who attended our June conference and we are grateful to Professor David Sharp and…

ABIL Executive Committee – thanks to departing members and welcome to new ones

ABIL thanks Alison Eddy and Dr. Anita Rose and welcomes Sarah Griggs and Dr Jenny Brooks

New UKABIF Manifesto published

In November 2015, UKABIF launched its third Manifesto ‘Life After Brain Injury: Children, Young People and Offending Behaviour’. Long-term brain injury…

ABIL aims

To raise awareness of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) across London; to encourage the development and dissemination of good practice in the care and support of ABI survivors and their families and carers; and to campaign for better services in London

Recent ABIL conferences

Some recent conferences – programmes and presentations to download

Amazing ABIL Art Exhibition

ABIL Exhibition at St Paul’s Cathedral – 27 January to 26 February 2015. This Is Not Me. Something I can’t remember has done something I can’t see and made me someone I don’t know.