UKABIF Awards 2025
We are delighted to announce that applications and nominations are now open for the UKABIF Awards 2025! We would like to thank this year's sponsor, Thompsons Solicitors, for their invaluable support with the awards programme.
This year's awards include:
The UKABIF Awards are a great opportunity to promote better understanding of all aspects of Acquired Brain Injury, as well as educate, inform and provide networking opportunities for professionals, service providers, planners and policy makers. UKABIF also aims to campaign for better services in the UK.
We look forward to celebrating the work of those who are making a difference in the Acquired Brain Injury sector.
The Mike Barnes Award for Innovation
The award will recognise an innovative project/concept in the management of Acquired Brain Injury that has originality, viability, feasibility and desirability. The winner will receive support from NIHR Health Tech Research Centre in Brain Injury to advance their project.
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The Stephen McAleese Award for Inspiration
The award will recognise an individual for their inspirational work in the field of Acquired Brain Injury.
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The UKABIF Poster Prize
If you have a research project which focuses on brain injury you can enter the UKABIF Poster Award – posters presented at previous events are accepted and encouraged! The winner will receive £100, free UKABIF membership for one year and free admission to the 2026 conference.
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wITH THANKS TO OUR KIND SPONSOR
Thompsons Solicitors
Thompsons Solicitors has specialised in serious injury claims for decades. The highly skilled and experienced team is committed to securing justice and long-term client support. Thompsons Solicitors specialist team work alongside the country’s leading medical and rehabilitation experts to maximise outcomes for clients and meet their immediate and long-term needs. Thompsons Solicitors are committed to ensuring clients receive the best in their legal representation, and in medical care, rehabilitation, adapted accommodation, and state-of-the-art specialist equipment.
