The Brain Charity's latest news

The Brain Charity’s latest news

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Free Wills Month 2025: Write your will for free with The Brain Charity

We’re giving our supporters the opportunity to write their will for free this October.

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Category: News

Published: 1 October 2025

Inside The Brain Charity's Neurodiversity E-Learning course

Support neurodivergent talent and build a more inclusive workplace

Category: News

Published: 1 September 2025

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6th Nov Social

The Brain Charity’s annual gathering

Join us to hear from our staff, clients and volunteers about the work we have done over the last financial year. Nibbles and drinks will be provided.

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A blank notebook, some paintbrushes and some watercolour paints

13th Oct Activities

Creative wellbeing group

The perfect way to bring out your creative side while meeting new people.

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A drawing of people sitting and socialising

15th Oct Support groups

Aphasia talking table

Talking with a supportive, small group can be really beneficial for issues with aphasia, whatever the cause.

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What ADHD Awareness Month means for the workplace — and how you can make a real difference

By Jane Cullen, Neurodiversity Training Manager, The Brain Charity

Category: News

Published: 6 October 2025

How neurodivergent-friendly design transforms modern workplaces

Guest blog by OP Group

Category: News

Published: 12 September 2025

The Brain Charity is saddened to learn of the closure of the ADHD Foundation

Our hearts go out to everyone affected.

Category: News

Published: 2 September 2025

Colin’s Story – Living with Shrapnel in His Brain for Over 60 Years

“The shrapnel’s still there, but so am I. You’ve got to keep going.”

Category: News

Published: 2 September 2025

Helen’s life with Functional Neurological Disorder

"When I was first diagnosed with FND, some doctors didn't even know what it was. You end up having to explain it to them. That's why charities like The Brain Charity are so important — they educate people living with these conditions, as well as the professionals."

Category: Guest blogs

Published: 2 September 2025