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Become part of a vibrant community dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of people living with brain injury.

With your help we can be there for everyone who needs us - donate today!

Donate

Supporting Headway East London means having fun, connecting with others, and gaining new experiences and new friends along the way.

Whether you donate, fundraise, buy our merchandise, partner with us, or follow our journey online, your support helps people with brain injury (re)discover their identity, find community, and share their talents with the world.

Our staff are always on hand to support you. For any questions, contact info@headwayeastlondon.org.

Two people stit in front of each other. In the middle there is a guitar on a table. They are both touching the guitar. The man on the right is a member of Headway East London. He is a Black man in his sixties. He is sitting on a wheelchair and singing. The man on the right is a staff member of Headway. He is a white man in his thirties. He is touching the chords of the guitar and smiling. In the background there is a rooom with tables and white columns.

Donate

We need your help to continue our life-changing work and reach more people

Our member Toki is in the Curve Galerry of the Barbican. She is an Ehtiopian woman in hher thirties. She is sitting on a wheelchair and she is wearing a dress with flower patterns. She is looking toward her right at a series of eight embroidered banners exhibited at the Barbican for our differently various exhibition. Each banner is different in colours and text. Each of them tells the story of a brain injury survivor.

Leave a Legacy

Leave a gift in your will and make an impact on the lives of brain injury survivors

Join our Events

Join our popular supper clubs, workshops, exhibitions, talks and more

Three Headway East London volunteers sitting on the stairs at one our exhibitions. They are three girls looking at the camera and smiling. Behind them there are colourful giant figures from our artist Jason.

Volunteer

Help run our activities, find new friends, have fun and make a difference

A picture of hands holding together two pieces of an antique ceramic plate which is being repaired with the kintsugi technique.

Become a Partner

Partner with us on projects, research, collaborations, events for your team and more

A picture of two people skydiving. One of them is the teacher, and he is holding our member Freddy. They are both smiling and looking at the camera with their thumbs up.

Fundraise

Join a marathon, organise an event or involve your team to make a difference

A picture of our merchandise table at one of our events. There are greeting cards, scrunchies, t-shorts, make-up bags and magnets. Everything is very colourful and laid out nicely.

Shop

Buy art and merchandise made by our artists in the Submit to Love studio

A picture from our drama performance at Chats Palace in March 2025. Six members and artist Tiiu Mortley are performing on the stage. Expect from Tiiu, who is standing, they are all sitting down and looking at the audience forming a semi-circle. Two people from the audience can be seen from the back. The background is dark, but photo is very colourful as everyone is dressed in a different colour.

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Sign up for our newsletter to stay updated on our work, as well as donating, fundraising, volunteering and campaigning opportunities.

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