The brain finds new paths. So do we.
Neuram supports people rebuilding their lives after spinal cord injury, brain injury, and multiple sclerosis — with rehabilitation grants, equipment, counselling, and a community that understands what recovery actually takes.
1,240+
People supported since 2015
£980k
Awarded in rehabilitation grants
86p
Of every £1 goes directly to support
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An injury changes the path. It shouldn’t end it.
Spinal cord injury, brain injury and MS don’t just affect the body — they interrupt careers, relationships, independence and identity. Neuram exists to fund the support that fills the gap between hospital discharge and a rebuilt life.
340
Rehabilitation grants awarded last year
92%
Of recipients report improved independence
58
Active peer-support volunteers nationwide
Every path looks different
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“Amara’s” road back to independence — Spinal cord injury (sample story)
After a road traffic accident left her with a T6 spinal cord injury, an 18-month waiting list stood between “Amara” and the intensive physiotherapy she needed. A Neuram rehabilitation grant covered eight months of private sessions — funding the exact window of recovery that mattered most.
“I didn’t just get my mobility back. I got my confidence back.”
“Tom’s” return to work — Brain injury (sample story)
A traumatic brain injury left “Tom” struggling with memory and speech. Neuram funded a speech and language therapist and paired him with a peer mentor who’d been through the same recovery — support that isn’t available through standard NHS pathways once acute care ends.
“Someone who’d actually been there made all the difference.”
Four ways we help
Funding physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy beyond NHS or insurance limits.
Wheelchairs, hoists, ramps and assistive technology that restore independence at home.
One-to-one counselling and a mentor network of survivors and family members who understand.
Funding neuro-rehabilitation research and campaigning for better post-discharge care access.
Your support funds the next Amara. The next Tom.
Whether you give, fundraise, volunteer, or partner with us as an organisation — every route in helps someone rebuild a life interrupted by injury.