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Cerebra is the national charity helping children with brain conditions and their families discover a better life together and we need your help. Will you sign up to be an everyday Superhero, in whatever way you can, so that together we can work wonders for children with brain conditions? Please help support our vital work that enriches the lives of thousands of children and their ...

Whatever type of superhero you are we've got suggestions galore for how you can don your cape and work wonders for children with brain conditions. Do you have a talent for bringing people together and inspiring them? Then why not host a fundraising event? While it's still hard for us to get together there are plenty of ways to connect virtually and do some good. ...

Samuel Turner is a young man with a passion for supporting Cerebra. His achievements are all the more remarkable as he is autistic, has learning difficulties and ADHD. Samuel’s been supporting us since 2017 by raising awareness and raising funds. He promotes the charity at film festivals, conferences, town centres and at local supermarkets. He’s also organised stalls at school Summer Fetes and Christmas Fairs. To ...

For six-year-old Ryan Hooper and his family, getting a good night’s sleep was a constant struggle until they discovered Cerebra. Ryan has Down’s syndrome and the condition often causes poor or disturbed sleep, something that affected him and had a knock-on effect on the whole family. When his mum, Vanessa, heard a representative from Cerebra speak four years ago at a local Down’s syndrome support ...

Imogen was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at birth. The condition severely limits movement in her lower body and her mum, Catherine, sought additional support to ensure her daughter had the best opportunity to develop, both physically and socially. She came across the Cerebra Innovation Centre in Swansea, which creates bespoke products for children with neurological conditions, and immediately got in touch. ‘The team at the ...

Since the start of the epidemic the Government has produced a significant amount of guidance for schools, social services and the NHS. This is sometimes updated and we know that it has been difficult for many parents to keep up with all the changes and know what the government expects to be happening for their children. This is our weekly post on new guidance and ...

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As part of the Welsh Government’s ongoing special educational needs reform which resulted in the passing of the Additional Learning Need (ALN) and Educational Tribunal (Wales) Act 2018, Kirsty Williams, Minister for Education, issued a written statement in September 2019 setting out the Welsh Government’s intention to lay a draft ALN Code and associated regulations for National Assembly approval during the course of 2020. The ...

Local authorities in Wales must make free travel arrangements for eligible children of compulsory school age, that is to say 5 -16 year olds. This free transport is often crucial for families who have children with a disability or special educational needs. However, this becomes a discretionary duty for post-16 learners and given the current financial constraints that local authorities find themselves in, many post-16 ...

We recently launched our new campaign where we're asking you to Step Up for Cerebra. As part of the challenge, we're asking all you superheroes to walk, run, hop or skip your way to 400,000 steps in 40 days - that's 10,000 steps a day for the 40 day course of the challenge. Sounds difficult? Well we've got some great tips that will turn you ...