We're delighted to invite you to our next charity Bingo night, raising vital funds for the centre. Whether you're a Bingo regular or a first-timer, this is a relaxed, sociable evening where every ticket sold makes a real difference.

Our Autumn Raffle is now open, and there are some brilliant prizes to be won this year. Strips are just £2 each, so it's an easy way to support us while treating yourself to something special. Thanks to our sponsor, MBS Land and New Homes, for supporting the raffle this year.

In just one week, Paula, Adrian and Eve will take on the Great North Run in support of The Brightwell.

Safeguarding vulnerable adults is a fundamental responsibility across healthcare, social care, and community charities. At its core, adult safeguarding is about protecting a person’s right to live in safety, free from abuse and neglect.

We were delighted to welcome a lovely group of Corporate Volunteers on 26 August from BT Group, organised by one of their colleagues Tracy, who is also a member of The Brightwell.

PJ's Track Days, created and run by one of our very own members, Paul John, hosted a fantastic fundraising event in support of The Brightwell. Held at the iconic Castle Combe Circuit on Tuesday 25th August, this open pit track day brought together motorsport enthusiasts for a cause close to our hearts, and it certainly did not disappoint!

Join our charity lottery for the chance to win exciting cash prizes while helping Brightwell provide vital therapy and support for people living with neurological conditions.

We hope you enjoy our August newsletter. This edition is packed full of news, updates, tips and much more… Enjoy!

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When you live with Fibromyalgia, the advice to "get moving" can feel like a bitter contradiction. How are you supposed to exercise when every muscle aches, fatigue weighs down your limbs, and a flare-up seems to lurk around every corner?