HIP In Cheshire

HIP In Cheshire HIP provides information, social activities and mutual support to people with acquired head injuries.

HIP(Head Injured People) in Cheshire is run by those who have been brain injured themselves, their families and carers and professionals who work with brain injury. Our aim is simple - to help, support survivors along with their friends, families and carers.

This is the last day of Brain Injury Awareness week, thanks for supporting HIP. Please share and maybe comment on what ...
24/05/2026

This is the last day of Brain Injury Awareness week, thanks for supporting HIP. Please share and maybe comment on what you feel is the one thing that you can do to brings positive change for those with a brain injury?

Invisible injuries are still real. We know that understanding starts with awareness, and awareness can change lives. A l...
23/05/2026

Invisible injuries are still real. We know that understanding starts with awareness, and awareness can change lives. A little awareness can make a big difference. How can you make a difference to someone living with a brain injury? Did you know sometimes understanding, and simply listening can mean more than you realise.
Please share, for more information please visit our website www.hipincheshire.org.uk

Our coffee mornings provide a safe space to connect with others to combat loneliness and isolation. This week, we’re sta...
22/05/2026

Our coffee mornings provide a safe space to connect with others to combat loneliness and isolation. This week, we’re standing with people across Cheshire living with the long‑term effects of head injury to let them know they are not alone. So many challenges are invisible, but the strength it takes to face them every day is extraordinary. Understanding and small acts of kindness can make someone feel seen.
Please share or donate through our website www.hipincheshire.org to show your support

Those with a brain injury often look fine, with the challenges they cope with on a daily basis being invisible to others...
21/05/2026

Those with a brain injury often look fine, with the challenges they cope with on a daily basis being invisible to others. They may become quieter, often needing calm and space to cope, while finding it hard to put into words the challenges they face each day.
Do you know anyone who lives with a brain injury, what if the hardest struggles someone faces are the ones no one else can see?
Please share or donate via our website. Be the voice that matters
www.HIPinCheshire.org.uk

20/05/2026

Today had the priviledge to with HIP members and members of the Acquired Brain Injury team for afternoon tea. This gave us a safe space to talk and spend time with those who have awareness of the challenges faced by those with a brain injury. We were also fortunate to have the premier viewing of a video staring Donna, A tasty treat does goes down well too, so why ever not!!! ry - what an achievement to do this.....well done Donna. Brilliant premier of video by Donna who shared her experiences of life after a brain injury which was so powerful. Thank you Donna for the courage to do this, and provide hope for so many others with a brain Injury.
If you would like to get in touch or donate please visit www.hipincheshire.org.uk

It is our aim that no person in Cheshire who has experienced a head injury should feel lonely or isolated. Support what ...
19/05/2026

It is our aim that no person in Cheshire who has experienced a head injury should feel lonely or isolated. Support what we do by a small donation or taking the time to understand more about brain injury. Many people can feel isolated after a brain injury.
Support and connection can make a huge difference.
Please share to help raise awareness for H.I.P. Cheshire 💙
www.hipincheshire.org.uk

Brain Injury Awareness week 2026Life after a brain injury looks different, it does not always show but changes everythin...
18/05/2026

Brain Injury Awareness week 2026
Life after a brain injury looks different, it does not always show but changes everything. See beyond what's visible, awareness makes a difference. What will you do to help make that difference??????

17/05/2026

The final part of Claire’s incredible 3 Peaks Challenge ⛰️

Scafell Pike ✔
Snowdon ✔

Completed early this morning in support of HIP in Cheshire ahead of Brain Injury Awareness Week.

Huge thanks to everyone who has supported, donated and encouraged Claire throughout the challenge ❤️

If you would still like to donate, please see the link below.

https://gofund.me/f9ebe6ff5

17/05/2026

Update on Claires challenge, she did it well within time. Huge thanks to everyone who supported, donated, encouraged and followed the journey, every contribution helps.
Tired legs, amazing experience, and all for a brilliant cause
Ben Nevis in 4 hours 16 mi, Scafell in 2 hours 36 min and Snowdon in 3 hour 25 min. What a lead up to Brain Injury Awareness week which begins tomorrow. Thank you and well done Claire for raising funds to allow us to continue supporting those in Cheshire with a brain injury. If anyone has yet to donate please see link below.
https://gofund.me/f9ebe6ff5

16/05/2026

Claire as she begins her ascent of Ben Nevis which is the first leg of her 3 Peaks Challenge to raise funds for HIP (Head Injured People) In Cheshire in 24 hours. If you would like to donate please see the link below.
https://gofund.me/f9ebe6ff5

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Acorn Suite, 1829 Building, Countess Of Chester Health Park, Liverpool Road
Chester
CH21BQ

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+441244393499

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