The Silverlining Charity
Event at St George's Tennis Club
Supporting People Affected By Brain Injury Through The Silverlining Charity.
The charity are hosting a large fundraising Winter themed ball at St George’s Hill Tennis Club in Weybridge on Saturday the 21 November in order to raise much needed funds for The Silverlining Charity.More than one million people in the UK are living with the effects of brain injury, many of whom have very little support after leaving rehabilitation.
Anyone is susceptible to injury through external or internal trauma and their effects are felt not only by individuals, but also by family, friends, colleagues and professionals.
The Silverlining Charity hope to change the lives of all those affected by brain injury (Silverliners) for the better. We are a small Charity supporting Silverliners in a handful of regions to build social support networks, find their own direction and develop purpose and meaning after brain injury.
The Charity operate without government support so we rely heavily on donations and fundraising from socially responsible individuals and companies to keep our valuable services running.
All monies raised from our fundraising is used to directly support our continued service provision assisting people with brain injury.
If you would like any more information about the event or Charity please visit www.thesilverlining.org.uk
Event at St George's Tennis Club
Supporting People Affected By Brain Injury Through The Silverlining Charity.
The charity are hosting a large fundraising Winter themed ball at St George’s Hill Tennis Club in Weybridge on Saturday the 21 November in order to raise much needed funds for The Silverlining Charity.More than one million people in the UK are living with the effects of brain injury, many of whom have very little support after leaving rehabilitation.
Anyone is susceptible to injury through external or internal trauma and their effects are felt not only by individuals, but also by family, friends, colleagues and professionals.
The Silverlining Charity hope to change the lives of all those affected by brain injury (Silverliners) for the better. We are a small Charity supporting Silverliners in a handful of regions to build social support networks, find their own direction and develop purpose and meaning after brain injury.
The Charity operate without government support so we rely heavily on donations and fundraising from socially responsible individuals and companies to keep our valuable services running.
All monies raised from our fundraising is used to directly support our continued service provision assisting people with brain injury.
If you would like any more information about the event or Charity please visit www.thesilverlining.org.uk