Support for Young People

If you are a young person or know a young person (aged 13-25 years) who has been affected by an acquired brain injury, we have a variety of age appropriate programmes available to support their individual needs.

We offer one-to-one support or group support based with the aim of helping these young people achieve self-identified goals.

One to One Support

Activities in the community

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Incredible Years Programme

Brain Injury Matters is hosting an Incredible Years programme for parents of children aged 2 - 8 years
Tara Leathem

Director
Gabrielle Heaney

Director
An Coire Screening of Holiday classic, Miracle on 34th Street

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Help us make a difference to the lives of those living with an Acquired Brain Injury
Supporting Brain Injury Matters

Thanks to your donations we're able to support children, young people and adults affected by acquired brain injury throughout Northern Ireland.
Group Support

We provide centre based, day services for anyone who has experienced an acquired brain injury.

What is acquired brain injury

An Acquired Brain Injury is damage to the brain which occurs after birth and is not related to a congenital or a degenerative disease. These impairments may be temporary or permanent and cause partial or functional disability or psychological maladjustment (World Health Organisation, Geneva 1996).
Supporting Brain Injury Matters

Thanks to your donations we're able to support children, young people and adults affected by acquired brain injury throughout Northern Ireland.
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Joe Mc Vey

Chief Executive Officer
Counselling

Our counselling service is for individuals and family members affected by Acquired Brain Injury.
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