Welcome To Trust-Ed

Our vision at Trust-Ed is to improve the lives of young people with ABI (Acquired Brain Injury) and their families and to maximise the future social, emotional and employment prospects of young ABI survivors.

News & Updates:

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Trust-Ed Media Page

On the 11th November 2007 we had a DVD produced of Edwards Film, this is now on our Media Page. Using a Flash player that most browsers are compatible with it is now ready to view online.

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Research:

Are you aged between 16 and 25 years? Did you sustain an acquired brain injury at any time before you were 16? If so we have an online questionnaire that we would be grateful if you would take a few minutes to complete, no personal or contact details are collected. Your contribution will really help us to plan support for other young people

Please use this link: Trust-Ed Questionnaire

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We have just embarked on a period of more in-depth research which will lead to evidence-based, detailed business and project plans.

Web site updates - our latest update was on 5th April 2009.

Who are we?

A group of professionals and parents with many years' experience of working with young people with acquired brain injury (ABI) their families and schools.

Notices:

Forum Online: Why not register with our on-line forum to share your ideas or to raise questions?

Trust-Ed ABI Services membership form is now available to print & return.

Quote: "Every child should matter and be entitled to an education that is adapted to his/her needs." (Parent of a child with ABI)

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