Dedication to take part in a sponsored active challenge for Cerebra is a fantastic way to help families with a child with a brain condition to discover a better life together. In return, we want to help make sure our supporters stay strong, flexible and injury free.
Fundraising for Cerebra will spread awareness to families with children with brain conditions of the support we can offer and help us continue to support them in discovering a better life together through our research and information.
Why not add even more of a fundraising challenge by running a sweepstake to guess how long it will take to cross the finish line?
Sweepstake for Fundraising Read More »
When it comes to hitting your fundraising target, why not think out of the box! Have a look at our top tips for boosting your fundraising to help you hit your target or hopefully even double it!
Fundraising Boosters Read More »
An A-Z of fundraising ideas if you are raising funds for Cerebra.
How to be a Fundraising Superhero Read More »
A portfolio from the Cerebra Innovations Centre (CIC) who design and build innovative, bespoke products to help disabled children discover and engage with the world around them.
Cerebra Innovation Centre Portfolio Read More »
If your local continence team has refused to assess your child’s needs at home, you can use this letter to make a complaint.
1. We’ve been told that our child can’t have a continence assessment at home Read More »
Use this letter if you need to chase a public body for its response to previous correspondence.
We haven’t had an answer to our first letter Read More »
In 2016, the project team published a report on the accessibility and accuracy of ‘short breaks’ statements, following a survey of over 40% of English social services authorities.
The project team has published a report which considers the benefits of investing in home adaptations for disabled children, including cost savings and improvements in wellbeing.
Disabled Facilities Grants Read More »