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Graham Anderson House are pleased to present the BIRT Glasgow Seminar 2019 Past, Present and Future: Celebrating a Decade of Growth, taking place on Wednesday 6th November. Book your place now!

Ty Aberdafen's inaugural 'Ty Ab Fest' music festival was a fantastic success with service users and staff performing a variety of songs.

Fen House is looking for support to purchase an outdoor gym including chest press, cross trainer, hand bike and leg press. Can you help?

Book your place now for Daniel Yorath House's 2019 educational seminar A Life Worth Living: Personalising Brain Injury Rehabilitation, taking place on Thursday 3rd October 2019 at Carrwood Park Business Centre, Leeds.

Service users at Hollyrood, our residential support service for people on the autism spectrum in Lindfield, invited friends, family and staff to celebrate their 20th birthday on 17 August. Fun included a circus skills workshop, tea cup ride, singer, hook a duck and ice cream.

Victoria House celebrated its annual Summer Fun Day. Service users, friends & family, staff and people from the local community gathered for a day of fun activities, good food and fantastic entertainment & fundraising.

Jane Percy House would like to offer service users a home cinema experience in their lounge area. Many of the service users are avid movie buffs and music listeners and so we are fundraising to provide the equipment needed.

Graham Anderson House are pleased to announce that the BIRT Glasgow Seminar 2019 will take place on Wednesday 6 November, 9:30-15:30, at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, 232 St Vincent Street, Glasgow G2 5RJ.

In the first half of 2019, staff across the Trust have been introduced to a new set of values for the organisation, carefully considered and developed by staff members themselves, ready to embed within everything we do here at the Trust.

On 27th June, Eastfields, one of the services run by the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) in Scotland, celebrated the start of work on a new extension with a ‘First Dig’ ceremony.