Specialist Counselling Support
Project Outcome Targets
To provide specialist counselling support for up to 50 people with an acquired brain injury
Through the counselling, improvement in wellbeing and mental health can be evidenced through keywork
Increase in personal resilience and less demand on other services from individuals with an ABI
Project Activities
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We are undertaking a pilot using our reserves, following identification or the need for this
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We do provide one to one support through our keyworking activity with each person we support
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We work with University of Gloucestershire and NHS Brain Injury Team at Gloucester Royal hospital
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We provide additional services to support individuals and their families
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Our website has recently been updated and we work closely with those in the area and beyond
Resources Needed For The Project
| Resource | Description | Quantity needed | When needed | How this donation supports the project (Enabling Actions or KPIs) |
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| MONEY | To fund a Qualified BACP Counsellor with experience of Acquired Brain Injury | 1 | Flexible | Allows for the counselling support to take place |
Project Impact and Partners
IMPACT REPORTING
Quarterly
March 2021
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
How we monitor the quality and results of our work
Through the use of the GAD7/PHQ9/WEMWBS recommended evaluation process and quarterly reports
WHO IS ALREADY FUNDING THE PROJECT?
Headway Gloucestershire
We are funding a pilot through use of some of our reserves