Arrow

Specialist Acquired Brain Injury Services – ARROW

ARROW is a specialist brain injury service supporting people with Acquired Brain Injury across the Southern Health & Social Care Trust to connect with each other in their local community.

The objectives of the Arrow Project is to:

Accomplish: invite participation in new activities and interests.
Relate: offer social inclusion and community involvement.
Recover: promote healthy and active lifestyles.
Ongoing: offer timely interventions as required.
Wellness: improve the overall health and wellbeing of people with Acquired Brain Injury.

A co-produced timetable has been designed, describing the activities of the ARROW programme and we have User Groups meeting in;

Dungannon, Armagh, Portadown, Newry and Kilkeel

How to become involved:

The ARROW Programme is available in the Southern HSCT for adults 18+ with an acquired brain injury. Application to the service is dependent upon written confirmation of an acquired brain injury

For more information and to apply please contact us on:

Norma Philips, Service Manager

T: 07824 580222 Email: [email protected]

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