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Hollyoaks recently consulted BIRT for its new storyline which involves a character receiving an acquired brain injury after being shot in the head. The episode airs tonight at 7pm on Channel 4.

Staff from BIRT centres West Heath House, Thomas Edward Mitton (TEM) House and Redford Court attended the Occupational Therapy Show at the Birmingham NEC.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust would like to thank Motor Accident Solicitors Society (MASS) for their continued fundraising support. MASS recently raised over £8,000 for BIRT at their annual dinner.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) hosted a special lunch and awards ceremony to celebrate their 25th anniversary and recognise the contribution of staff and the efforts the people we support.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust is delighted to be shortlisted as a finalist in the LaingBuisson Awards 2016. These prestigious annual awards celebrate industry excellence and innovation.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) will be celebrating 25 years of Brain Injury Rehabilitation with an anniversary luncheon for staff, service users and invited guests on 3 November in Leeds.

We've been working hard behind the scenes to bring you a newly enhanced BIRT website with a new online referral form plus simplified site navigation. We hope you enjoy the enhancements!

A relaxation room in the grounds of Redford Court is being developed with funds from the Motor Accident Solicitors Society, who chose BIRT as their official charity.

BIRT’s Business Support Manager, Catherine Portman and Business Support Administrator, Hayley Briddon, recently attended and exhibited at the Oliver Zangwill Centre conference on 'Innovations in Clinical Practice'.

We are delighted that the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust's 'Guide to Living – for adults with brain injury’ was shortlisted and ‘Highly Commended’ at the British Medical Association’s Patient Information Awards 2016!