Next ABIL Conference & AGM -
June 23rd
Family dynamics after brain injury - Part 1: Intimacy & relationships.
Join us for our next in-person event targeting the importance of family experiences after a brain injury.
Next ABIL Conference & AGM - June 23rd
Family dynamics after brain injury - Part 1: Intimacy & relationships.
Join us for our next in person event targeting the importance of family experiences after a brain injury.
Next ABIL Conference & AGM - June 23rd
Family dynamics after brain injury - Part 1: Intimacy & relationships.
Join us for our next in person event targeting the importance of family experiences after a brain injury.
Educate
By raising awareness,
sharing knowledge and
campaigning for change.
Motivate
By sharing what works,
what is needed and how
everyone benefits.
Inspire
With the experience
and knowledge of our
wide-ranging network.
Next ABIL Conference & AGM - June 23rd
Family dynamics after brain injury - Part 1: Intimacy & relationships.
Join us for our next in person event targeting the importance of family experiences after a brain injury.
Educate
By raising awareness,
sharing knowledge and
campaigning for change.
Motivate
By sharing what works,
what is needed and how
everyone benefits.
Inspire
With the experience
and knowledge of our
wide-ranging network.
Membership is open to clinical and other professionals, people who have had a brain injury, their relatives and carers, and anyone who has an interest in furthering the work of the Forum.
Who we are
ABIL is a group of front-line professionals, policy makers, survivors of acquired brain injury and relatives and carers working to advance the brain injury agenda across London. It was launched during Brain Injury Awareness Week in March 2007
Our 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 across London
- To campaign for better services for ABI survivors and their families and carers across London
ABIL is affiliated to the United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum (UKABIF), a membership organisation and charity which aims to promote the understanding of all aspects of acquired brain injury, and to improve awareness of ABI through education and information.
Our most recent event, “Lived Experience, Shared Evidence, and Shaping Brain Injury Care” brought together professionals, survivors, and advocates to share lived experiences and discuss shaping Brain Injury Care.
