Donate
Lottery

Search Results: Buy Clomid UK -- RXLARA.NET -- Clomiphene 50mg tablets for ovulation women/get-involved/lottery

Showing 91-100 of 229.

Guides & factsheets

Researchers at the Cerebra Network have written the following guides for parents and family members: The Behaviour Checklist Sleep Tips Booklet Autism in Genetic Syndromes - Cerebra Research Summary Pain - Guide for Parents Sensory Processing - Guide for parents Self Injurious Behaviour in Children with Intellectual Disability Factsheet Weighted Blanket for Sleep Difficulties in Children with Neurodevelopmental Conditions Sensory processing hints & tips - ...
Read more →

Introducing Wizzybug – the fun way to get around for children with physical disabilities

The Wizzybug is an innovative powered wheelchair modelled on the ‘Little Tikes’ car, aimed at younger children with limited mobility up to 20kg. Designability is a charity that enables disabled people to live with greater independence, much like the aims of Cerebra. They have designed and made numerous pieces of equipment, in response to the needs of disabled people, including the Wizzybug. The Wizzybug is ...
Read more →
disabled boy smiling with ball pool balls

Thank you for playing our lottery

Thank you We will shortly send you a confirmation along with your unique ticket number. Being part of the ‘Count Me In’ Lottery is a great way to support such an important cause whilst being in with a chance to win £1,500 each week! The support we receive through our Lottery provides a vital source of funding for our research and support services. Over 500,000 ...
Read more →

Videos

Professor Luke Clements leads our Legal Entitlement and Problem-Solving (LEaP) Project at The School of Law, Leeds, which provides support to families who are having problems accessing health, social care or other services. Some of Luke’s workshops, talks and webinars have been recorded and are collected here for easy reference. Luke’s talks refer to the law but are mostly accessible by parent carers. Videos refer ...
Read more →

Tell us more

Why were you interested in this information? To find out more as a parent/carer To increase my knowledge as a professional Some other reason Please specifyDid the checklist make any differences to the child you care for or support? Yes No Please let us know howWhat did you like?What can we do better?Are there any issues, mistakes or broken links we should know about?CAPTCHACommentsThis field ...
Read more →

Thank you for your monthly donation

Thank you so much for signing up to make a regular donation to us. Giving in this way is incredibly kind and your continued support will make a real difference to the lives of children with brain conditions and their families. We rely heavily on public support and gifts, just like yours, provide a vital source of funding for our research and support services. Over ...
Read more →
Man shaking woman's hand

Finding Legal Advice

Identifying and approaching a solicitor for legal help can be one of the more daunting prospects for families and carers of children with a disability.  The choice of your solicitor is critically important.  Choosing the wrong solicitor could have significant consequences. If for any reason you are not happy with the service that your solicitor is providing, please contact the firm directly through their own ...
Read more →

Lifestyle interventions during pregnancy improves child neurodevelopment

Structured interventions during pregnancy, such as those centred on a Mediterranean diet or mindfulness-based stress reduction, can improve child neurodevelopment by the age of two, as demonstrated from the results of a randomized clinical trial carried out by researchers from BCNatal and funded by Cerebra published in the journal JAMA Network Open. The study, follows up on The Improving Mothers for a Better Prenatal Care ...
Read more →
Happy man in meeting

Practical approaches to resolving commonly occurring health and social care difficulties

John Furlong and Derek Tilley work within our Legal Entitlements and Problem-solving Project. They help families to understand what their legal rights are and what they can do if they fail to get the support they need. In this article Derek and John suggest some practical approaches to resolving commonly occurring health and social care difficulties. Get support Having support can be one of the ...
Read more →

Independence for Arlo

Two year old Arlo likes going on walks, playing with his blocks and reading books. He is a happy little boy and enjoys watching cars in the street. His mum Lauren explains what led her to get in touch with our Innovation Centre for help. “Arlo has a condition called RTD type 3 which affects the nerves in his body causing profound deafness, muscle weakness ...
Read more →

Page 10 of 23.

Still can't find what you are looking for? Get in touch and we can help.

Get in Touch
Cerebra Count Me In Lottery

Count Me In Lottery

Taking part in our ‘Count Me In’ Lottery is a wonderful way to make a real difference to children with brain conditions and their families. It also means you are in with a chance to win our big weekly prize.

Play the Lottery

Make a Donation

Please help support our vital work that enriches the lives of thousands of children and their families every day.

Sleep Service

Sleep Advice Service

LEap

Legal Rights Service

Parent Guides

Parent Guides

Cerebra Innovation Centre

Cerebra Innovation Centre

Library

Toy and Book Library