Children living with a brain injury may have to find ways of coping with hidden disabilities; long term challenges that are not immediately obvious to other people. Here, a young person living with a brain injury shares her thoughts.
Samuel was just four years old when it was discovered that he had a brain tumour. Followed by challenges like Posterior Fossa Syndrome, a key moment in his rehabilitation journey came in 2016 during his time at The Children’s Trust.
After significant water damage to the school's soft play room back in November, we had the opportunity to rethink the space’s design. The original setup was well-used but limited in capacity and in providing cause-and-effect experiences for children with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD).
On Tuesday 25 February 2025, The Children’s Trust ambassador Adam Hills hosted a Comedy Night for a packed-out audience at The Comedy Store in Leicester Square, London. It was 22-year-old Zac, however, who stole the limelight with an inspirational speech during the interval.
Raise lots of laughs and money to provide vital support to help children and young people with brain injury and neurodisability at our annual comedy night on 25 February at The Comedy Store in London’s bustling West End.
The Children’s Trust has successfully concluded the UK’s first paediatric trial of the ROBERT® robotic rehabilitation device. This trial, conducted in collaboration with Summit Medical and Scientific, marks a new path for paediatric neurorehabilitation.
Adam Hills hosts comedy night at The Comedy Store, London, in aid of The Children’s Trust.
We are delighted to share that The Children’s Trust has retained a ‘good’ rating following our most recent inspection from Ofsted Care.
Stars from Fulham FC’s women’s and men’s first teams visited us at our Tadworth site yesterday.
The Children’s Trust has been awarded ‘rehab outcome of the year’ award in the Neuro Rehab Times Awards 2024. The Awards, now in their second year, shine a light on excellence in a wide range of categories, representing the many factors which influence the neuro-rehab journey.
