Ben at DIEGO machine with therapist.

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Last updated on 03/02/2025

Every year, 40,000 children in the UK are left with a brain injury from an accident or illness.

The Children's Trust is the UK's largest rehabilitation service for children with acquired brain injury. Through our highly skilled teams, we work with children and young people to give them the opportunity to live the best life possible.

Our national specialist centre in Tadworth, Surrey is recognised as a leading centre of excellence, providing highly intensive rehabilitation services.

Our latest stories

Noah in the hydrotherapy pool

Growing independence for Noah

When Noah came to The Children’s Trust for rehabilitation after a severe brain injury, he struggled with his coordination and balance and would frequently fall over and hurt himself. He had difficulties communicating which was impacting family life and meant he often felt frustrated. Read Noah's story.

Map of Tadworth Court

See beyond our gates in our new virtual tour

Tadworth Court, home to The Children's Trust, has a long and proud history of caring for children. Take a tour of our beautiful 24 acre site and discover the specialist therapies and facilities we have to support children with brain injury, neurodisability and complex needs.

boy using ROBERT machine

Leading the way in neurorehabilitation

We’re always looking ahead and aiming high, integrating the latest neurotechnologies and techniques into our therapy programmes to help the young people we support to achieve the optimum recovery and to live the best life possible. As paediatric rehabilitation specialists, we were selected to take part in an innovative trial with ROBERT® the robot. Learn more about the trial.

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More highlights

Tim, a volunteer driver, opening van door

Vital volunteers

Our amazing transport volunteers drive children to medical appointments, on days out or take families home after their rehabilitation stays have ended. Their support means families can focus on what’s important. Find out more about the volunteer roles available.

Ben playing piano

Where words fail, music speaks

Music has a powerful effect on the brain and plays a vital role in rehabilitation, helping to strengthen and build new connections after a brain injury. We use music therapy to support a child’s concentration, memory, attention, communication, movement and social skills. Explore our music therapy provision.