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UKABIF is a charity and relies upon membership subscriptions, income from events, grants from trusts and donations to continue its work. We are always pleased to speak individuals and companies about helping to support our work Make a DonationIf you would like to make a donation you can click here to make a credit card donation. Alternatively you can donate via text. Just send a message on your mobile to 70070 which says UKAB15£10 (or change to the amount you’d like to donate). This will then be added to your phone bill. You can also send donations by cheque payable to UKABIF to Box 2539, Kemp House, 152-160 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX. If you are a UK tax payer, please also include a completed Gift Aid Form. This will help us make your donation go further.
LEAVE A GIFT IN YOUR WILLMaking a Will is vital to secure the future of your family. If you die without a Will, it can cause real problems for your loved ones. It will also cost more money to sort things out. It is best to have your Will written by a solicitor, who will ensure it’s accurate, correctly witnessed and valid. If you have already written your Will, you can include UKABIF by adding a codicil which avoids the expense of changing your Will. You can choose to leave a legacy in several ways:
If you would like to leave UKABIF a legacy, you can use the following wording:
Corporate GivingMany companies can benefit from developing relationships with charities. We have worked closely with several businesses and are delighted that these relationships are mutually beneficial. If you would like to help UKABIF, you can support us in a number of different ways:
Sponsored EventsIf you are taking part in a sponsored event such as the Great North Run, the London Marathon or another sporting event please consider sponsoring UKABIF. We are always happy to discuss other ideas or suggestions you may have, get in touch by emailing info@ukabif.org.uk or calling 0345 6080788. What we doREHABILITATIONWe believe that people with acquired brain injury should have early access to good quality local, specialist rehabilitation and follow up services in the community if they are needed. HELPPeople with acquired brain injury and their carers should have access to all the information they need about brain injury. SupportPeople who work in the field of ABI need support on a local and national basis together with access to networks and educational resources. IMPROVEOrganisations working in the field of ABI can work more efficiently by joining forces on issues to raise awareness and improve services. Join UKABIFUKABIF is a membership organisation - by bringing together all parties with an interest in ABI we have a stronger voice. Our members include:
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