Help Us Keep Therapy Accessible For All
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Every day, people living with neurological conditions face more than health challenges - they face barriers to accessing the therapy they need to live well. Our Treatment Fund exists to remove those barriers.
When you donate to our Treatment Fund, you help us:
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Subsidise therapy costs for those who need it most
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Ensure no one is turned away due to financial hardship
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Keep vital therapy accessible for people living with neurological conditions
Even a small donation can make a life-changing difference. Together, we can ensure therapy remains within reach for everyone who needs it.
The Challenge
We're Facing
Demand for our services is growing, and so are our costs. More people need support, and to meet this demand we are extending our opening hours, which means:
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Increased staffing and recruitment costs
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Higher operational and running expenses
At the same time, we are committed to keeping our therapies subsidised and affordable, even during this period of growth. Without additional support, this becomes increasingly difficult.
Your support helps us continue offering high-quality, affordable therapy to those who rely on us.
Our Goal
🎯 Raise £3,000 this quarter to help keep our therapies subsidised and accessible for everyone who needs them.
How We'll Make It Happen
To bring this campaign to life, we’ll be:
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Sharing weekly case studies from our members, highlighting the real impact of our work.
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Hosting pop-up fundraising events at the centre and in the local community.
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Posting weekly videos showcasing life at the centre and the therapies we provide
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Running a weekly Brightwell shop rotation, featuring different products and themes
Members Stories
Roger, Member
"The Brightwell is a lifeline for me as it is a place where I can be sociable, as I live alone. It is handy for me to get to in my electric wheelchair. Staff and volunteers are so helpful."