"Teachers have the professional skills to support these children, but don’t have the knowledge... there is a lack of consistent training for #ABI" Joanna Woodhouse from N-ABLES shared insights from the Educators' Perspective at the #UKABIFSummit2025 symposium.

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"I taught children with ABI and I didn’t know it, so how could I have given them the support they needed" We are incredibly proud of Baroness Estelle Morris and Eden, a member of the N-ABLES Young Experts Group, for delivering a moving presentation at the #UKABIFSummit2025.

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"At the time me and my family knew nothing of ABI, so we had to learn very quickly" Eden from our young experts group shared her #livedexperience with Acquired Brain Injury, emphasising the significance of advocating for others, especially those lacking a support network.

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🌟 We recently launched our resource, the ABI passport! 📚 The passport emphasises the young person's voice, and is a way to help teachers understand more about their ABI. 🔗 Access and download this tool at no cost from the N-ABLES website: buff.ly/uxCka0X

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We were proud to sponsor the NR Times Above & Beyond Award for the third year running. Huge congratulations to @n-ables.bsky.social on the win, to finalists Firas Sarhan and Headway Derby and all other winners👏 A truly inspiring event— Thank you NR Times!

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