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Making Headway

12:11pm Tuesday 22nd April 2008

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By Graham Aspin »

Headway East Lancashire, a local support group for parents, carers and survivors of brain injury, are holding their Annual General Meeting this week. The group, founded four years ago and serving local people primarily in Blackburn with Darwen, Hyndburn and the Ribble Valley, will be meeting at Crosshill eLearning Centre on Shadsworth Road in Blackburn this Thursday, 24th April, commencing at 7pm.

If you are or know anyone affected by brain injury, please don't hesitate to get in touch with Headway. You can telephone their helpline on 0808 800 2244 or e-mail them at info@headwayeastlancs.org.

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Headway East Lancs have their AGM this Thursday evening. Headway East Lancs have their AGM this Thursday evening.

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