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We’re proud to announce a new partnership between the Child Brain Injury Trust (CBIT) and Apollo Home Healthcare, officially launching on 1st June 2026.
By bringing together our shared knowledge, expertise, and resources, we aim to provide greater support for children and families affected by childhood acquired brain injury and complex healthcare needs.
This partnership will focus on raising awareness, supporting fundraising initiatives, and creating opportunities for collaboration, ensuring families receive support that extends beyond clinical care alone.
Together, we are committed to making sure no child or family faces the challenges of childhood acquired brain injury alone.
We look forward to the positive impact we can create together. 💚
You can also read CBIT’s announcement here: zurl.co/SrqJc
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As Action for Brain Injury (ABI) Week comes to a close, we continue to reflect on the importance of specialist rehabilitation, independence, and tailored support for people living with acquired and traumatic brain injuries.
Whilst ABI Week helps raise awareness, the reality is that the need for understanding, consistency, and high-quality specialist support continues every day of the year.
As a complex clinical homecare provider, our aim is to support individuals living with ABI to live a happy, safe and independent life at home. Our approach is built around understanding each person’s unique needs and providing care that adapts with them over time.
Our support can include personal care, medication administration, rehabilitation-focused support, communication and decision-making, community access, and structured routines that support wellbeing and independence.
ABI Week is a powerful reminder of the ongoing impact of brain injury, and the importance of specialist, person-centred care that enables people to live well beyond injury. 💚
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