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The therapy team at Kent House are on a mission to transform the service for the people they support – and what better way to fundraise than to get muddy?

The Disabilities Trust launch the results of report, Making the Link: Female Offending and Brain Injury, the first study of its kind into brain injury in female offenders.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) found that the North West Community services were ‘Good’ in all five categories inspected. This domiciliary service supports people with a range of disabilities including acquired brain injury , learning disabilities, sensory impairment, physical disabilities and autism.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) service, Graham Anderson House, in Glasgow, was judged to be ‘Exceptional’ in one of the three, graded, key quality indicators - ‘People’s experience of care and the involvement of carers and families.’

Eastfields, a service run by the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) in Glasgow, has received favourable grades in the Care Inspectorate's most recent inspection

Service users at Thomas Edward Mitton House in Milton Keynes have recently had a colourful addition to their physiotherapy room.

The Disabilities Trust’s support living houses which form the North East Region, registered at the Trust’s Westgate Court, have been judged to be ‘Good’ in all categories following its most recent inspection.

Redford Court's 2019 educational seminar will be held on Wednesday 13th March 2019 at LACE Conference Centre, Liverpool.

Seven service users visited the Lyric Theatre in Carmarthen to watch a performance of 'Aladdin'.

The Rt Hon Lord Robertston of Port Ellen KT GCMG honFRSE PC is to step down as Vice Patron of The Disabilities Trust.