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About Headway Somerset

Headway Somerset is a unique organisation helping people to live as independent a life as possible after brain injury, providing specialist support and therapy at its 3 Brain Injury Outreach Units. It provides essential respite care for family members who may end up being full-time unpaid carers.

http://www.headwaysomerset.org.uk

info@headwaysomerset.org.uk_x

Headway Somerset Registered charity number 1097407

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"Headway Somerset Dragon Boat Team"

Anonymous donated

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"Good luck Sunday, Matt "

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£10.00 + £2.50 Gift Aid

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"For all the great work you do."

Invest Southwest donated

£100.00 + £25.00 Gift Aid

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"In memory of my lovely husband Simon Stokes, who was taken from me far too Soon through brain injury. Keep up the good work "

Julie Stokes donated

£30.00 + £7.50 Gift Aid

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"In honour of Yvonne Rawlings and this seasonal tide"

Steve Down donated

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"Polly Donoghue"

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St John's Chambers has raised $1,825.99 so far

I'm We are taking part in this year's dragon boat race for St John's Chambers because this fantastic charity deserves our support.

27 Supporters

Clarke Willmott LLP has raised $1,687.11 so far

Clarke Willmott's team for Headway Somerset's Dragon Boat Festival 2016

43 Supporters

Stephen Ward has raised $1,563.19 so far

I'm I'm running Brighton Marathon in April 2016 for Stephen Ward because of the fantastic work they do.

40 Supporters

Robert Smith has raised $1,254.36 so far

I'm Summerfield Submariners are going to row for Robert Smith because we did it (very badly) last year & it was fun

23 Supporters

Viridor Corporate Responsibility has raised $904.47 so far

I'm Viridor are taking part in the Dragon Boat Race for Viridor Corporate Responsibility because to raise money for Headway Somerset

30 Supporters

Martin Davies has raised $771.08 so far

I'm I am running the Stockholm Marathon on 4/6/16 for Martin Davies because acquired brain injury can happen to any of us.

24 Supporters